AI Porn Sites That Accept Crypto
Every tool on this page takes crypto somewhere, but "accepts crypto" covers a lot of ground. Candy AI takes Bitcoin and only on its longer plans, Secrets AI lists over a hundred coins, and at PornX the crypto button doesn't show up until the last step of checkout. Each card below says which coins, which plans, and whether the charge comes back by itself.
Renewal is the part I'd check first. Most card plans here rebill until you cancel. Crypto can't be pulled from your wallet, so several of these sites sell it as a fixed period instead: Mistress.to and PornX say so in their terms, and Pornify only takes crypto on the yearly plan, with no auto-renew. When the period ends you pay again by hand. Some readers want exactly that. If you don't, put the end date in your calendar.
#1
Candy AI
Bitcoin only, through CoinGate, and only on the 3-month ($29.97) and annual ($71.88) plans. The $12.99 monthly plan is card only. If you want the cheapest cycle anyway, that's the one crypto covers, so for most buyers the restriction costs nothing.
- Bitcoin works on the annual plan, $5.99 a month
- CoinGate named as the crypto processor
The other catch is the billing cycle. Candy AI takes Bitcoin on its 3-month and annual plans but not on monthly, and Pornify's monthly and quarterly plans are card only. If you want to pay a month at a time in crypto, check the cycle before you pick. My sources are my reviews of each tool plus a second pass over several payment pages on September 27, 2026. Where a checkout sits behind a login and I couldn't reopen it, the card says so.
How crypto processors convert your coins and how much privacy that buys is in my guide to paying for AI porn. If crypto isn't an option for you, the same catalog is sorted by credit card billing and by Apple Pay and Google Pay.
#2
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and several more coin icons at checkout, next to Visa and Mastercard. The annual plan is $69.99. Checkout sits behind a login and I couldn't reopen it on my September 27 pass, so the coin list comes from my review.
- BTC, ETH and LTC all listed
- Annual plan works out to $5.83 a month
#3
Selira AI
There's no subscription here to renew. Selira sells one-time credit packs, from $5.99 for 50 credits to $99.99 for 1,500, and Bitcoin works on every pack through a third-party processor. Chat is free, so crypto only ever pays for images and video.
- Bitcoin on every credit pack
- Bought credits never expire
#4
Bitcoin next to Visa and Mastercard. Nectar sells three tiers, each yearly or monthly, and my review doesn't pin down whether Bitcoin covers every one of the six, so look at the checkout for your cycle. Premium yearly is $59.99.
- Bitcoin accepted alongside cards
- Premium yearly comes to $5 a month
#5
Over a hundred coins: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, SOL and the long tail after them. Plans auto-renew and you cancel in account settings, so a crypto buyer should check what the checkout says about renewal. Premium is $9.17 a month billed yearly.
- Stablecoins USDT and USDC on the list
- No card trail at all when you pay in crypto
#6
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin sit on the payment page next to Visa, Mastercard and Google Pay, and they were still there when I rechecked on September 27. Plus billed yearly is $47.94. The minus: no company is named anywhere, so you don't know who takes the coins.
- BTC, ETH and LTC confirmed on the payment page
- Plans from $2.99 a month
#7
Card or crypto on Premium: $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year. Checkout is behind a login and I couldn't reopen it on September 27, so I can't tell you which coins or whether a crypto plan renews.
- Crypto on both Premium cycles
- Yearly comes to $9.99 a month
#8Bitcoin at the same checkout as cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Kupid bills weekly or yearly, never monthly, and shows prices in EUR that convert to USD at payment. Pro Yearly is $193.32. No refunds, and the site says so plainly.
- Bitcoin plus both phone wallets in one place
- Pro Yearly is about $3.72 a week
#9
AI Peeps
“AI Peeps got our test image right on the first try, its chat remembered what I told it and went explicit once the character was ready, and the terms name a real Italian business. Worth it if you make a lot of pictures on Pal or Pro; think twice if you need watermark-free files or care who can open a link to your renders.”
- Our fixed test prompt came back right first try, with the sign spelled correctly
- Chat works as a guest, and it recalled every detail of my memory test
- Terms and privacy policy name the business behind it: an Italian sole trader with a VAT number
- Every image carries a burned-in AIpeeps.com watermark
- A nude render opened at its CDN link without a login, despite the private label
#10Crypto runs through CCBill here, next to Visa and Mastercard. SubscribeStar is a second billing route with bigger gem packages, and G2A prepaid keys are a third way to buy without a recurring charge. The upgrade page says no refunds.
- Crypto on the CCBill checkout
- G2A keys if you want no rebill at all
#11A crypto option sits at checkout alongside Visa and Mastercard. The coins aren't named in my review. Private Yearly is $95.88 once and doesn't auto-renew whatever you pay with, which makes it the natural crypto buy here.
- Private Yearly never renews by itself
- Crypto on the same checkout as cards
#12
SpicyGen
“SpicyGen is worth it if you'll buy a big pack and want to price each clip before you press the button; the per-second meter makes that easy. It's not worth it if you want to try first, or plan to work from real photos while its own pages disagree on whether that's allowed. I generated nothing, so judge the output on the free tiers of the alternatives before you pay here.”
- Every Generate button shows its credit price before you spend anything
- Credits come in one-time packs that never expire, with no subscription to cancel
- Clips run up to 30 s, with Talking and Movie modes alongside plain video
- No free generation, so your first test is a purchase
- Crypto buys bonus credits but loses any right to a refund
Free Spicy
“Free Spicy is a working video generator that prints its per-second prices on the homepage and charged me exactly what they said on all three days I tested it. Its 1080p is real, its character tool kept a face from portrait to clip, and image to video works. The operator has fixed most of what this page flagged: files are private, the watermark box starts unticked and no longer spoils the file, Extend keeps your footage, and a stopped share link dies at once. What is left, each in its own section: Extend still bills the source it hands back and joins the new part with a hard cut, the watermark discount got smaller, and nobody is named as the operator. Worth it if you want short clips from a prompt or a photo, paid by the second, and you already pay in crypto. Not worth it if you need to pay by card or want to know who holds your files.”
- Per-second rates for every model and resolution are on the homepage, and the cost line before Generate matched every charge in my ledger
- 1080p is real 1080p: a 1920x1080 file at about 20.6 Mbit/s, delivered in under two minutes
- Clips from 2 to 30 seconds with generated audio at no extra cost, on three models
- The free trial is 15 seconds of watermarked 480p video and two portraits, and a new account gets no credits
- Extend bills the source seconds it hands back unchanged, and the added part starts with a hard cut
#14
Centrobill takes both cards and crypto, and crypto subscriptions don't auto-renew: when the period ends you buy again. Premium yearly is $48.00 for twelve months. Refunds are described three different ways across the site, so read the refund policy before paying.
- Crypto plans never rebill
- Premium yearly is $48.00
#15
Crypto is the second button at checkout. It opens NOWPayments with Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin among the assets, and per the terms a crypto payment buys a fixed period that doesn't rebill. Nothing before the payment step tells you crypto exists, and the pricing FAQ never mentions it.
- BTC, ETH and LTC through NOWPayments
- Crypto period ends without a rebill
#16
Pornify
Crypto only on the yearly plans, with no auto-renew. Monthly and quarterly billing is card only, from $12.99 a month on Essential. That's from my September 30 recheck of the pricing page, where I also found no PayPal.
- Yearly plan payable in crypto
- No auto-renew on the crypto year
#17Credit card or crypto. Paying in crypto also avoids an odd quirk of the card route, where top-ups are issued as NFT-token credits (an on-chain balance you spend in the app and can't cash out). There's no published refund policy.
- Crypto on the paid plans
- Weekly plans from $10.90 a week
Xeve.ai
Xeve's docs list crypto in every country for the larger packages, and like every non-card method it's a one-time payment that never renews. I didn't open the alternative payment methods at checkout, so I can't say which coins it takes or from which package up.
- One-time payment, nothing renews
- Larger packages only, coins not checked
#19
Visa, Mastercard, USDT, BTC and ETH on the plans block, checked September 27. The refund policy reads as if crypto is the real method: it says payment is taken in crypto against an invoice and a refund to a card isn't possible. Premium starts at $19.99 a month.
- USDT, BTC and ETH on the plans page
- Support finds another method if a payment fails
“Nudify AI is a wide undress-and-animate toolkit: six photo effects, 190 video templates, audio as an add-on, all on credits that don't expire. It only works on a photo you upload, and its own terms allow only AI-generated uploads, which is not how the homepage sells it. I signed in with a Google test account and got 1 free credit, enough for one photo undress and not for a clip. I generated nothing on purpose (we don't run undress on any face, synthetic ones included), so output quality is unjudged here. On price, the small pack is steep per credit and the bigger packs buy credits at uneven rates. The cost section has the arithmetic, plus a weekly auto-renewing plan that sits in the site's code but wasn't offered to my account. If you already use Google sign-in for this kind of site and only need a handful of clips, it's workable. If price per clip matters more, Freenudifier's VidSoda charges less for a video and doesn't ask for Google.”
- 190 image-to-video templates plus six photo effects, including face and head swap
- Each tool page I opened shows its credit price before you upload anything
- Credits don't expire, and the one-time packs carry no renewal
- Google is the only way to sign in, with no email option on either brand
- The terms allow only AI-generated uploads, the opposite of how the tool is marketed
Joi AI
“Joi AI's chat did its job in my test: it kept three planted details and took three corrections without a slip. The money is all in Neurons: every explicit picture, video and generation is paid for on top of the subscription. On trust, a named Cyprus company and an outside age-check provider sit next to gallery tags and sitemap pages that its own anti-exploitation policy forbids. Worth it if you want text chat and buy Neurons sparingly; not worth it if pictures are the point.”
- Aoi held my name, city and cat across turns and took three corrections cleanly
- Plain text chat cost no Neurons on Premium, and a safe-for-work selfie came free
- Every paid picture tier shows its Neuron price on the button before you tap
- A locked nude photo asked more Neurons than the terms say a photo view costs
- The Premium I had came with too few Neurons for one generated image
Frequently Asked Questions
Which coins do AI porn sites accept?
It depends on the tool, and several only say "crypto" until the payment step. PornWorks AI and PornX name Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin, Swaplse lists USDT next to BTC and ETH, and Secrets AI takes BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, SOL and over a hundred more. Candy AI is Bitcoin only.
Do crypto subscriptions renew automatically?
Often they don't. Mistress.to and PornX sell crypto as a fixed period, and Pornify's crypto option is a yearly plan with no auto-renew, so you pay again by hand when it ends.
Can I pay month to month with crypto?
Not everywhere. Candy AI takes Bitcoin only on its 3-month and annual plans, and Pornify only on yearly; its monthly and quarterly plans are card only.
Why aren't AI Peeps or Secret Desires on this list?
Neither takes crypto right now. AI Peeps checks out through Stripe with cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and Secret Desires promised crypto for 2025 but only had cards on its subscription page when I reviewed it. SpicyGen was card only on my September 27 check too.