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Company
Terms of Service: “The Services are owned and operated by EverAI Limited, duly incorporated in the Republic of Malta”, address 56 Central Business Centre, Triq Is-Soll, Santa Venera SVR 1833, registry number C107181. The candy.ai domain was registered on 16 December 2017. The service claims GDPR compliance and “more than 50 million users” — the latter we did not verify.
What follows from the jurisdiction
- Payments go through European acquiring — hence Visa/MasterCard/crypto.
- Disputes — under Maltese law.
- Data is processed under GDPR — according to the service.
What to read in the terms
- The licence to your content. By uploading material you grant a non-exclusive, perpetual, worldwide licence to use, modify and commercialise it — wording from the intellectual-property section.
- Subscription. Unlimited access to messages and a monthly token amount of “generally 100”.
- Characters are fictional. A separate paragraph says that “offers to meet” and promises are fiction.
Against HoneyChat
The case for Candy AI
A disclosed company in the EU, a registry number, GDPR, 24/7 support — a mature structure you can deal with officially.
The case for HoneyChat
The service is younger (domain since March 2026) — and that is an honest minus. In return you hand it neither e-mail nor phone without an account, and the free tier needs no payment data at all.
