Lovescape: what the plan costs, who owns the site, and how you leave

Lovescape is one of the stronger brands in this catalogue, and English-language demand around it is often sceptical: people search for experiences, for “legit”, for “delete account” — and for who owns Lovescape.

The last question can be answered from the terms, which is the exception in this product category. The other answers come out more mixed.

Free account: chat yes, generate no

A free account exists. What it can do is defined mostly by what it cannot: the image and video generator runs on an internal currency called Chips, and per the help centre only active subscribers can buy Chips. Without a plan you therefore cannot even top up generation capacity with money — a gate that DreamGF.ai, DreamBF.ai and eHentai.ai also draw in this catalogue, where tokens are likewise sold only to paying members.

Lovescape publishes no numeric free-message cap anywhere; paid tiers advertise “no limits on messages”. Signup needs an email or a Google, X, or Discord login, plus confirmation you are at least 18. A card is asked only at purchase.

Prices: three tiers, three terms, one asterisk

Premium costs 19.99 $ per month, 12.99 $ per month on a three-month plan, and 7.99 $ per month on annual, billed as 95.88 $ once a year. Above that sits Creative PRO: 64.99 $ monthly, 49.99 $ per month on quarterly, and 24.99 $ per month on annual, billed as 299.88 $.

Then Ultra as a one-time purchase for 399.60 $, struck through from 999 $ on the page. Here belongs the asterisk: the terms define “Lifetime” not as forever, but as as long as the service is commercially offered and supported. If it shuts down, there is no refund. Whoever spends 399.60 $ is buying the remaining runtime of a company.

Chips: the compute unit that prices your image

What sits in the plan is a monthly Chip pool: 600 on Premium, 3000 on Creative PRO, 4000 on Ultra. Each image shows its price before generate; complexity changes the spend per the vendor. Chips do not expire — and they are not refunded either.

A hard limit appears in the site’s own public configuration: a chat message may be at most 2000 characters. For long roleplay replies that number matters more than any ad line about unlimited chatting.

What is banned — and what users may not upload

The moderation policy lists ten banned categories, including harm to minors, non-consensual content, hate speech, extreme violence, sexualisation of family members and animals, real people without consent, plus deepfakes and voice clones.

More interesting than the list is the mechanics: attempts to rebuild a real person are, per the vendor, silently altered rather than rejected; from the third try the case goes to a human moderator, and publicly visible content is rechecked within 24 hours.

Most important for privacy: ordinary users may not upload their own photos, videos, or audio at all — only Pro subscribers may, and only after identity verification.

Who owns the site and how billing works

The terms name the operator in full: Warmtech Ltd, a Cyprus company with register number HE 418620, based in Limassol. That answers the most-searched ownership question for this brand — better than competitors that only publish a support address.

Under which name the charge appears on a bank statement we did not find on any page we read. Anyone sharing a card should assume the brand name may show. There is no app; Lovescape runs in the browser and is available in German.

Cancel and delete account

Plans renew automatically until you cancel. Cancel stops the next term; for the current term there is no pro-rata refund per the terms. Whoever cancels on day two of an annual plan keeps access until year-end and gets no money back. Lovescape publishes no further refund rule; the terms point everything else to the payment provider’s rules.

On fully deleting the account — after the price question, the most common search for this brand — we found no guide on the pages we read. Only plan cancel is documented; for the account itself, support remains. What a free account can still do with leftover Chips, the vendor also does not say.

How this page was made

We did not subscribe to Lovescape and do not claim we did. Every figure on this page comes from a public vendor source — the Premium, Creative PRO and Ultra pricing pages, the terms, the moderation policy, the help centre, and the site’s public configuration interface — linked below at the address we read on 3 September 2026; the terms (as of 8 September 2026) we re-read on 8 September 2026.

Vendor claims bind on prices, limits, operator data, and rules; they do not bind on chat quality or image results, and where we do not know that, it is not written here. Where we found nothing — on the free message cap and on account deletion — that is exactly what this page says.

Common questions about Lovescape

How much does Lovescape cost?

Premium is 19.99 $/month, 12.99 $/month on three-month, and 7.99 $/month on annual billed as 95.88 $/year. Creative PRO starts at 64.99 $/month; Ultra is 399.60 $ once.

Who owns Lovescape?

The terms name Warmtech Ltd, a Cyprus company with register number HE 418620, based in Limassol.

Can you use Lovescape for free?

A free account exists, but without generation currency: Chips can only be bought with an active plan. No free message cap is published.

How do I delete my Lovescape account?

On the pages we read there is no guide. Only plan cancel is documented; for deletion itself, support remains.

Is Lifetime really for life?

No. The terms define “Lifetime” as the time the service is commercially offered and supported. If it shuts down, there is no refund.