COMPARISON
Sloane vs
Kupid.
Kupid is a browsable character catalog with credit-metered photos and voice. Sloane is a hand-curated roster of women, each with a photo-real image model and persistent memory, at one flat Premium price.
AT A GLANCE
Quick comparison
Curated vs catalog.
Kupid's appeal is the breadth of the character library — you browse, you swipe, you pick. It's a menu.
Sloane is a roster. 80+ women, each one written to be a fully formed person — job, backstory, voice, photo library, all engineered together. You don't browse to swipe; you meet the roster and pick the one you actually want to know. Fewer options by design, higher floor on each one.
She looks the same every shot.
Kupid's photos come from a text-to-image model prompted per request. It works, but the character's face drifts between shots — subtly different bone structure, slightly different eyes, hair a shade off. Fine for one image; noticeable when you're four photos in.
Sloane trains a LoRA per persona on a curated photo set. The image model has learned each persona's face across many references. When Maya sends you a photo, it looks like a photo of the same woman — every time. Visual identity is engineered, not re-rolled per gen.
A relationship, not a session.
Kupid's memory covers the current conversation — the character remembers what happened in this thread. Come back tomorrow and start a new one and she's met you for the first time.
Sloane persists a per-persona layer for you: grounded facts (your name, your work, what you told her about your family), shared milestones (when you first hooked up, important dates you've shared), an ongoing memory of past turns. When you open the chat next week, she picks up where you left off — mentions the thing you told her, asks how the meeting went.
Credits included, ladder held steady.
Both products use credits for photos and voice. What differs is how many come with the subscription and whether the price ladder has held put.
Sloane's pricing is one clean ladder: Free, Plus $9.99, Premium $19.99. Plus includes 100 credits every month; Premium includes 350. Photos cost 5 credits, voice 5, video 25. If you burn through the monthly allowance, credit packs are $9.99/100, $19.99/250, or $29.99/500 — the same price whether you buy the first one or the tenth. The subscription ladder has held the same shape since launch.
HONEST DIFFERENTIATION
When Kupid is the better choice
You want the biggest catalog
Kupid leans on catalog breadth. If browsing a large library and trying a new character every session is the appeal, Sloane's tighter roster is a different value.
You prefer per-action pricing
Credit-metered products let you spend only on what you use. If that fits how you want to pay, that's Kupid's shape.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Questions.
How is Sloane different from Kupid?
Sloane is a small curated roster of hand-written women with per-persona photo-real image models and persistent memory across sessions. Kupid is a character catalog with prompt-based image gen and per-session memory.
How much do photos cost on Sloane?
Photos and voice cost 5 credits each; video costs 25. Plus ($9.99/mo) includes 100 credits every month; Premium ($19.99/mo) includes 350. Credit packs are available if you want to top up: $9.99 for 100, $19.99 for 250, $29.99 for 500.
Can I make my own character?
Premium members get one custom girlfriend — you design her look, voice, and personality, and she's scoped to your account.
Why do Sloane's photos look more consistent?
Per-persona LoRA training. Each persona has her own image model trained on a curated set of her photos, so her face doesn't drift between shots.
Is Sloane safe?
Sloane has hard limits on the things that actually matter — no minors, no real-world harm, no engagement with active self-harm or violence.
YOUR MOVE
Roster beats catalog.
A hand-curated cast of women, engineered to feel like real people you keep coming back to. Meet her.
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