Candy.ai

What Candy.ai is and who it pays

Candy.ai is an adult AI companion product, with chat, voice, image and video, and it runs an affiliate program that pays publishers for the paying users they refer. The company behind it is EverAI Limited, with an address in Santa Venera, Malta, per the site footer. The affiliate terms page offers 2 sets of terms, one for the FirstPromoter network and one for Everflow, and the Everflow terms set out the commission models, the payment schedule and the rules in full. Affiliates must be over 18, and the terms state no fee to join.

The Everflow terms name 2 offer types: revshare offers, which pay on all of a referred user's payments for as long as that user stays active, and cost-per-sale offers, which pay once on a referred user's first purchase. The terms say payouts go out monthly, within NET 15 days, by PayPal, cryptocurrency or wire transfer, once a stated minimum is reached.

How earning works here

An affiliate sends traffic to Candy.ai, and the earning event is a referred user paying for the product. The terms describe the 2 models this way.

• Revshare: "Affiliates earn a commission on all referred users' payments. Commission earnings are lifetime-based, meaning current Affiliates continue earning as long as the referred user remains active." The terms add that "Terminated Affiliate accounts are not entitled to further commissions."
• Cost per sale: "CPS (Cost per sale) or PPS offers: Affiliates earn a one-time commission when a referred user successfully converts into a customer by completing their first qualifying purchase on our platform." Only that first purchase counts; later transactions by the same user do not pay again.

Commissions are "awarded only for valid, completed sales and do not apply to cancelled, refunded, or fraudulent transactions." A refunded or charged-back sale earns nothing.

The rates themselves are not on the terms page, and the terms add a rule that explains why: "Affiliates are prohibited from publicly disclosing their commission rates or earnings." An affiliate gets the rate for a given offer inside the program, not on the public page.

What an affiliate promotes decides who converts. Candy.ai's home page describes companions that start with chat, built with "advanced personality modeling and memory retention" so the character "remembers what matters." Voice comes next, with voices described as "soft and comforting, bold and confident or anything in between." Image generation follows, which the page likens to staging a photo shoot with outfits, backgrounds and poses on request, and video, where users "Watch them move, react, and engage with you in real time." Users build a companion by choosing an ethnicity (the page lists Caucasian, Latina, Asian, Arab and African), eye color, hairstyle, body features and a personality. The site has Girls, Anime and Guys categories. The virtual girlfriend page says users can request custom photos or audio and states that "Candy.ai has no NSFW filter." The site is offered in several languages, which matters to an affiliate with non-English traffic.

The consumer pricing gives an affiliate a pitch. The home page describes a monthly, a quarterly and a yearly plan, each including tokens usable across voice, chat, image and video, with top-ups at any time; the site menu advertises a discount on Premium. Customers can pay with "Visa, MasterCard, and crypto too, including BTC, ETH, USDC, Litecoin, and others," and the home page says every transaction is "encrypted and discreet," with nothing flashy on bank statements. Discreet billing and crypto checkout lower the friction on an adult purchase, which helps conversion. Support runs "24/7 customer service through Zendesk."

For the cost-per-action category, the cost-per-sale offer is the match: a one-time payment per new paying customer. For the crypto payouts category, the terms list cryptocurrency alongside PayPal and wire as a payout method. The coins on the home page are the ones customers pay with; the terms do not name the coins used for affiliate payouts.

Money and rules

The payment terms in the Everflow agreement, read in October 2026, are specific:

• "Payouts are sent within NET 15 days after each billing period."
• "Each billing period consists of a full calendar month."
• "Payment methods include PayPal, Cryptocurrency, or Wire Transfer."
• Payout details must be submitted before the 1st of the month to be paid for that period.
• A full name and postal address are required "for self-billing purposes," used only to generate self-billing invoices.
• "Minimum payout threshold is set at $250 USD."

The terms, revised February 02, 2026, also set the rules for promotion. Affiliates must be over 18 and operate only "in jurisdictions where the distribution and/or sale of adult material is NOT forbidden." Prohibited methods include:

• bidding on the brand name, its variations or misspellings in Google Ads or other paid search
• incentivized traffic such as cashback or rewards; an abnormal conversion rate can trigger a payout suspension
• claiming to act for EverAI or Candy.ai, or running PR or campaigns under its name without written consent
• promoting on sites with illegal or harmful content, including leaked content, non-consensual intimate imagery and deepfakes, or terms that sexualize minors
• spam, content locking, misleading redirects, placements likely to be seen by children, and properties that do not meet local age verification rules

Violations can end an account, sometimes without notice pending investigation, and "Affiliates violating these terms forfeit any unpaid commissions." The company monitors traffic for fraud and withholds payouts while it investigates. The affiliate indemnifies the company against claims arising from their marketing, and the company caps its own liability at the commissions the affiliate actually earned on the related transactions. Questions go to affiliate@candy.ai.

Who it suits and who it does not

Candy.ai suits an affiliate with adult traffic interested in AI companions, or with non-English audiences, who wants a choice of payout models and payment by PayPal, crypto or wire. The lifetime revshare suits a publisher whose audience subscribes and stays, such as a newsletter or a community; the one-time CPS suits paid traffic that converts once. Monthly payment on NET 15 terms is a predictable schedule.

It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants to compare rates before signing up, since the rates are confidential and only visible inside the program. The payout minimum means a small publisher may wait several months for a first payout. The ban on brand bidding and incentivized traffic rules out two common affiliate tactics, and refunded sales earn nothing. Creators should note this program does not pay models or performers: the characters are generated, and it pays only those who refer paying users.