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Millions of community characters with unlimited free text chat
The default starting point: unmatched variety and the most generous free tier in the category.
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Hand-written AI companions who remember you and never judge — free to try, no sign-up needed
No account needed to start — your first messages are free.
$9.99/mo
Premium $9.99/mo — unlimited messages, voice replies, photo sharing, and up to 20 custom characters. Free to try, no account needed.
Prices come from public pricing pages and change often. What you pay depends on your region and the plan you pick.
Millions of community characters with unlimited free text chat
The default starting point: unmatched variety and the most generous free tier in the category.
The self-hosted frontend the power users all run
If you want total control and zero subscription, this is where the advanced users live.
Memory that survives months, across up to ten companions
The memory benchmark. If continuity is your main requirement, this is the one to beat.
Yes — Tendera has a free tier you can use without paying. Premium $9.99/mo — unlimited messages, voice replies, photo sharing, and up to 20 custom characters. Free to try, no account needed. We last checked it by hand on 23 Sept 2026.
$9.99/mo (Under $10/mo). Premium $9.99/mo — unlimited messages, voice replies, photo sharing, and up to 20 custom characters. Free to try, no account needed. Companion pricing changes often and varies by region, so confirm the amount at checkout. We last checked it by hand on 23 Sept 2026.
Yes — Tendera keeps context across separate chat sessions rather than resetting every time you open it.
Partly — Tendera offers voice notes or text-to-speech playback, but not live two-way voice calls.
Tendera has an optional mature mode that can be switched off. This directory covers the product itself and does not describe explicit content.
Tendera is available on web, ios.
The price and feature details for Tendera were last checked by hand on 23 Sept 2026. Everything else on the page comes from the product's own public documentation.