Juicy Chat almost vanished from Google. Then it bounced back.
It fell to a few hundred visits while people kept searching its name every month.
Written by Miles Foster, Owner and tester, RankDude. / 2 min read
In June, Juicy Chat got about 206 visits from Google. In September it got about 34,745, RankDude data shows. That's nearly double what it had a year ago. But here's the strange part.
The short version
- 206: Juicy Chat's visits from Google in June.
- +94.7%: its jump from August to September.
- 110K+: US searches for its name, every single month.
- +20.6%: the whole market's growth in a year.
WorldJuicy Chat's visits from Google
Estimated monthly visits from Google, worldwide, unsmoothed. Source: RankDude analysis of DataForSEO data.
The vanishing act
A year ago, Juicy Chat had about 18,800 visits from Google. Then it started to slide.
By December it was down to about 3,080. Spring was even worse.
In May it got just 411 visits. In June it hit about 206. That's almost nothing.
You'd think people just forgot about it. They didn't.
The weird part
People kept typing its name into Google. US searches never dipped below 110,000 a month.
All year, those searches sat between 110,000 and 135,000 a month. They barely moved.
In June, that's about 110,000 US searches. Yet only about 206 visits came from Google worldwide.
That's wild. People were looking hard, but almost nobody landed on the site.
So what happened next?
The numbers
Estimated visits from Google.
- Juicy Chat, June visitsits lowest month
- 206
- Juicy Chat, in one monthAugust to September
- +94.7%
- US name searches, Junebarely moved
- 110K
The comeback
In July, visits climbed back to about 3,800. In August they hit about 17,800.
September nearly doubled that again, to about 34,700.
Think about that climb. It went from about 206 to about 34,745 in just three months.
My guess? Google stopped showing the site for a while, then let it back in. I can't prove that from this data.
Is Juicy Chat the only one jumping?
Who else jumped?
Not at all. Couple.me rose 78.1% in one month, to about 52,800 visits.
HeraHaven rose 68.8%, to about 118,600.
AIGirlfriends.ai rose 36.3%, to about 254,500.
Not everyone had a good month. Candy AI fell 13.3%, though it still had about 592,000 visits.
Replika fell 20.5% in one month. Joyland dropped 16.1%.
So how is the whole market doing?
The bigger picture
Pretty well. The whole market grew 3.7% in September, to about 8.46 million visits.
Over the year, it grew 20.6%. Its best month was February, with about 9.11 million visits.
So Juicy Chat is still a small player. But its bounce shows how fast things can flip here.
You can see every month on my AI girlfriend statistics page.
“110,000 searches and 206 visits? Something broke, and it wasn't the fans.”
How I measured this
Visits are DataForSEO estimates of visits from Google search, worldwide. They are estimates, not people, and name searches are US Google Ads figures.
More in my methodology and on the DataForSEO page.
Source: RankDude analysis of DataForSEO data, September 2026.
Miles FosterOwner and tester, RankDude. Miles Foster owns RankDude and runs every hands-on test in person: one written procedure per category, the same sample sizes and scoring for every tool in it, with the measurements and screenshots published on each review's full test results.
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