AI boyfriend apps compared: who offers male characters and what it costs

An AI boyfriend app is an AI girlfriend app with the roles reversed: a chatbot with a male character, a memory of your conversations and, usually, paid pictures and voice. The difference is supply. Of the nineteen apps compared on this site, three mention male characters on the pages read for this comparison, and only one is built for them.

This page compares those three: DreamBF.ai, Candy.ai and FlirtCam.Ai. It covers what each says about its male characters, what it costs, how far the free start goes, and which questions the vendor leaves unanswered. Every figure comes from the app's own pages, and each source is listed at the end of the page.

Which AI boyfriend apps offer male characters?

AI boyfriend apps: male characters, price, free start and voice, as published by each vendor in September 2026

DreamBF.ai comes first because it is the only app here built around male characters. Candy.ai, which publishes its price, comes next, then FlirtCam.Ai, which shows prices only after login. The pages of the other sixteen apps that were read for this site say nothing about male characters. That does not prove they have none.

What does DreamBF.ai offer?

DreamBF.ai is the male counterpart of DreamGF.ai: the same plans and the same token prices, with men instead of women. Its own copy puts it simply: "You can interact with your man through chat or voice." Every membership unlocks the same list: 100 tokens a month, voice calls and messages, faster image generation and unblurred images. The membership policy adds unlimited messaging.

Everything beyond text is priced in tokens, out of the 100 a month that come with a membership: creating a new companion costs 20, an image 10, a voice message 3 and a voice call 7 tokens a minute. The homepage also advertises a daily bonus of 10 messages that grows by one each day you claim it, up to 50 on the 40th day, and resets if you miss a day. Video is not offered. DreamBF.ai runs in the browser only; despite calling itself an AI boyfriend app, it links no App Store or Google Play listing.

Why does DreamBF.ai's price list look wrong?

DreamBF.ai's pricing page lists a "3-Month Membership" that costs $12.99 for the first payment and then $25.99 every month, and a "Monthly Membership" that costs $29.97 first and then $77.97 every three months. The names and the billing periods contradict each other. The annual plan is consistent: $69.99 for the first year, then $311.88 a year. All of it sits under a headline offering up to 75% off the first subscription.

The practical rule is to read the recurring line, not the plan name. The first payment is an introductory price; what you pay from the second billing period on is the figure after "Recurring Cost".

What does DreamBF.ai leave unanswered?

Three questions stay open on DreamBF.ai's own pages. The size of the free trial is not published, in messages or in days. The site never says whether a card is needed to start that trial, or whether an email address is enough to register.

The third question concerns leaving. DreamBF.ai reserves the right to charge past buyers $1.99 a month to keep an account active, and unlike its sister sites DreamGF.ai and eHentai.ai it does not say that deleting the account avoids the charge. Extra tokens are sold only to paying members, in packs from $2.99 to $179.99, and the referral bonus is for premium users only.

What about Candy.ai and FlirtCam.Ai?

Candy.ai treats male characters as one of three browsable categories, Girls, Anime and Guys, and says it has over 100 characters in total without breaking that down. Its character builder is labelled "Create My AI Girlfriend", which tells you where its focus is. Its Premium prices, on the other hand, are public: $13.99 for a month, $8.99 a month on the quarterly plan billed as $26.97, and $3.99 a month on the yearly plan billed as $47.88.

FlirtCam.Ai is the only one of the three that counts its male characters: 32 in the Guys category, against 197 in Girls. The categories overlap, so the numbers are not a catalogue total. FlirtCam.Ai shows its subscription prices only after you log in, and its paid plan includes 1,000 tokens a month for images, video and voice calls.

How do you choose between the three?

If you want an app made for male characters, DreamBF.ai is the only one of the three, and the open questions above are worth checking on its pages before you pay. If a published price matters more, Candy.ai lists the prices of its Premium plans and its token rules in the open, with men as a side category. If you want to try a chat before creating an account, FlirtCam.Ai allows 3 messages without one, and 3 more after you register.

Nothing here rates the characters themselves, how the conversations feel or how good the images are. The comparison covers what each vendor publishes about price, limits and rules, and leaves blank what they do not publish.

Questions about AI boyfriend apps

Is there a free AI boyfriend app?

Not free for good. DreamBF.ai offers a free trial but publishes no limit for it. Candy.ai's free account allows 5 messages in total and FlirtCam.Ai's 6, the first 3 without an account.

Which AI boyfriend app has the most male characters?

Only FlirtCam.Ai publishes a number: 32 in its Guys category. DreamBF.ai's whole catalogue is male but it publishes no count, and Candy.ai gives a figure only for all its characters together, over 100.

Can I talk to an AI boyfriend by voice?

Yes, at all three. DreamBF.ai sells voice messages and calls for tokens, Candy.ai offers voice messages, and voice calls in beta, and at FlirtCam.Ai voice calls come out of the monthly tokens.

Does DreamBF.ai have an app in the App Store?

No. It runs in the browser, and none of its pages links to the App Store or Google Play.

Where can I read AI boyfriend reviews?

Each of the three apps has its own review on this site, built from its pricing, membership and policy pages. Only the DreamBF.ai review is about an app made for male characters.