Xeve.ai Review: Features, Pricing & My Test Results

Xeve.ai is an AI girlfriend website from Germany. Instead of a chat thread with a profile picture, each character is a video player. She loops on screen, reacts to your messages with short clips, and reads every reply out loud.

Xeve.ai: Betty's video chat player with the reply box at the bottom and the Premium Supporter notice

Around the player there's a photo and video maker, a character creator and a feed of generated media. Memberships make chat unlimited; photos and videos use credits.

It's an adult site. The clips, poses and conversations are all explicit, so I've blurred the screenshots where needed.

Xeve.ai membership plan cards: 12 months €85.04, 3 months €26.97, 1 month €12.99

The monthly plan's 60 credits buy 12 photos or 3 videos. Extra credits cost €4.99 for 70 up to €169.90 for 5,000.

Paying: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto. Payments and credits can't be refunded. You can cancel from the account page and keep access to the end of the period.

Xeve.ai checkout Continue button showing Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay and Apple Pay logos

One thing to know: the 24-hour discount countdown on the checkout page restarts every time you open it.

Is it worth it?

For video chat, fair. €7.09 a month on the yearly plan is reasonable for what the product is, and photos are cheap.

Videos are pricey for clips that change her clothes mid-shot, and the free plan is 30 messages for life, which is a demo rather than a trial. The full breakdown is in the pricing test results.

A six-step wizard: personality and age, a look, relationship and voice, job, hobbies, writing style, and a name.

Building Laura, step by step

I built an artist called Laura with a 'hard' personality. Here are the steps I went through.

Xeve.ai character creator step 2 with personality pills and age slider

Xeve.ai character creator step 4 with the relationship pills and the four voice sample cards

Xeve.ai character creator step 5 with job, hobbies, kink, writing style and response type pills

Xeve.ai character creator step 6 with special action tiles and name pills

The personality side is real: eight personalities, five relationships, ten writing styles and four voices. The looks side is not. The look is one of 15 tiles, and they're the site's existing characters. You can't change hair, eyes or body, upload a photo or write a backstory.

Xeve.ai character creator step 3 Choose a Look grid of preset character tiles

Xeve.ai character creation summary card for Laura, 25, Girlfriend, Artist

The result

Laura was ready in about ten seconds. Her page came with five photos of her, and every choice can be changed later, including her voice.

Xeve.ai custom character Laura's details page with her photos, details and Chat and Video buttons

The photos look good: sharp, well lit and clearly the same woman in every one. That's because the look is one of the site's ready-made characters. It also means the look doesn't match what I asked for: she's dressed for a dungeon, not an art studio, and her tags (Latex, Dungeon, Dominant) come from the look, not from 'artist'.

In chat she did talk about her art, and even mixed in the look: 'a piece inspired by our surroundings in this dungeon'. Her memory was no better than the built-in characters'.

What could be better

Every creator screen is in the creator test results.

You type, she replies in a bubble and says it out loud while a clip plays.

Speed is the first thing you notice. Replies took about six seconds and land all at once, not word by word. Then the chat locks for 10 to 25 seconds while her clip plays. Anything you send in that time is lost.

Memory was poor. I told each character my name and three things about me, then checked after 15 and 30 messages. Betty kept my name and my job but lost the rest. Laura called me by a name I'd never given her. Mia said she remembered everything and then couldn't name a single thing.

Xeve.ai: Betty's chat panel at the 30-message memory check, answering Oliver and software developer but not the other details

Staying in character was better. Betty stayed the shop assistant with her romance novels, and Elena the literature professor with her wine. None of them sounded like a chatbot.

But almost every answer, whatever I asked, ended with an offer to undress. I asked Betty if she got on with her coworkers and she went straight to showing me her body. Two characters also made up things we'd never done together.

The timings and transcripts are in the chat test results.

There's no prompt box. You pick a character as the starting point, or describe a look with buttons for hair, eyes, age and body, then choose a pose, a place and a style. The poses start at underwear.

Photos of a character were the best part of Xeve.ai. All ten of Bianca were clearly the same woman, in the right place and the right pose, with sharp skin and proper hands. Each took about 30 seconds.

Xeve.ai generated image of Bianca standing on a beach in black sportswear

Xeve.ai generated close-up of Bianca seated in a photo studio

Xeve.ai generated image of Bianca on a city street with a hand in her ponytail

Describing a look worked too, with two misses. The green eyes I chose came out glowing neon green in seven of ten pictures, and a woman in her thirties came out looking fifty.

Xeve.ai generated close-up showing the neon green eye artefact on the described red-haired woman

Videos are five-second clips you can download. The motion is smooth and the face stays hers. The problem is that things change mid-clip: a ponytail turned into loose hair, shoes appeared on bare feet, and a bra appeared under a top. Clips took one to five minutes each.

Xeve.ai contact sheet of the sitting-down clip showing heels appearing in the final frames

All ten clips are in the video test results.

Every reply is read out loud in the character's voice, and a custom character can have one of four voices. What Xeve.ai does not have is a voice call. There's no microphone anywhere.

Because there's no call, the call-speed test has no score. For voice quality I checked the four voice samples. Three of the four sounded mostly natural, and all four were easy to understand. Two of them are below.

I also recorded Laura's spoken replies over a 29-message chat. The site plays music and background noise under the voice, so the recording wasn't clean enough to grade. But the replies really are spoken, usually within a second of the text appearing.

I counted every character: 21. Six are filmed human-style, fifteen are avatars, three are anime. The personalities are varied for such a short list, but 21 is tiny next to sites with hundreds, and there's no community library.

Xeve.ai home page signed in, showing the character grid and sidebar filters

• Spoken replies: every message is read out loud automatically. There's no voice note on request.
• Feed: a full-screen swipe through generated images and clips. No posts or comments, so it's a gallery rather than a social feed.
• Gifts: none. The gift icon in the sidebar is the affiliate programme.

Xeve.ai is a video player with a chatbot behind it, and the two halves are far apart in quality. The player, the consistent photos and the downloadable clips are the reason to try it, and at €7.09 a month on the yearly plan it is fair for video chat.

The chat is slow, forgets you within half an hour and pushes every conversation the same way. If you want a companion who remembers your week, look elsewhere. Every number and screenshot is in the full test results, and you can see how it compares on my list of AI girlfriend platforms.