HeyGF Review: a big cast, voice notes, photos and video in one browser tab

A cast you can browse like a menu

HeyGF opens with a roster rather than a blank chat box. The explore page lists dozens of companions, each tagged with an age and a country, and the homepage says every one is written by real people with a personality, a backstory and her own boundaries rather than generated from a template. Some come with a NEW label, and the ages run from the early twenties up to women in their forties, so the cast is not all one type.

Take Sienna Vale as an example of what a profile gives you. She is 28, from England, an eveningwear stylist in Manchester who hosts nightlife on weekends. Her page lays out a short story, a personality summed up in five traits, and a list of things she likes to talk about, which includes pub quizzes, vintage hair clips and rating late-night food. That is enough to open a conversation without inventing anything yourself. The page also shows a Start Chatting button and a Call me button, and tags her feed and private.

Memory, mood and roleplay

The site makes memory a headline promise. The FAQ says each companion learns your tone, humour and interests over time and remembers what you have shared, and the privacy policy confirms it keeps conversation history so that she can recall details you told her. No page gives a figure for how long she remembers, so treat it as a promise to test rather than a measured result.

Moods matter here too. The homepage says chemistry is not instant: she has her own mood and boundaries, and you earn her attention. The FAQ also lists roleplay, from casual flirting and romantic storylines to longer narrative scenes that adapt to what you write. Sienna's profile reads the same way, describing her as someone who notices small details and uses them to tease you, which is a useful clue to the tone of her chats.

How spicy it gets

HeyGF does not hide that it is an adult site. The homepage promises intimate chat, the FAQ says NSFW pictures and videos are available to premium subscribers, and the pricing page lists full NSFW access among what every plan includes. Several landing pages also advertise erotic and uncensored chat. Free users can talk to the cast, but the sample chat on the homepage shows the spicier photos greyed out behind a Premium lock.

The limits are published as well. The content moderation policy lists categories it blocks, among them real celebrities and public figures, and sexual violence, and the terms say all characters are AI-generated. The anti-trafficking page adds that the AI refuses requests for real-world meetings.

Photos, video, voice notes and calls

Pictures are the most developed feature. You ask her in chat for what you want, and the FAQ suggests being specific, for example a mirror selfie in a red dress. Custom pictures are for subscribers. There is also a separate Girlfriend Studio for pictures and video of the companion you picked: you describe the scene in words and her face stays the same from one picture to the next. New accounts get one free image to try it.

Video is advertised on the explore page: clips of up to 15 seconds with sound, which it says are up to 30 percent cheaper now. Voice has its own page: every character has a voice and an accent, you can hear samples without signing up, send your own voice notes and get spoken replies that share the same memory as the text chat. When you build your own girlfriend you pick her voice too.

Calls are where the pages disagree. The explore page announces Voice calls, with the line about talking live, and Sienna's page has a Call me button. Yet the voice page says the site focuses on voice messages inside chat rather than live phone calls. Check the Call me button yourself before counting on a live call.

Build your own girlfriend

If nobody on the roster fits, the creator lets you design her yourself: appearance, body type, temperament and voice, followed by a name and a story. The homepage says your creation chats, remembers and sends media like the ready-made cast, and the FAQ says it takes seconds. Creation is described as free to start with no card, though the features she uses still follow the plan you are on.

What a month really costs

The pricing page opens on an annual view with three tiers. Casual shows $8.33 a month, with 1,800 coins a year, against a struck-through $15.00. Closer shows $15.83 against $35.00 with 4,200 coins, and Exclusive shows $29.17 against $80.00 with 9,600 coins. The page also says going annual unlocks every girl's full photo gallery. The monthly view is a toggle we could not read in the saved page, so check it before paying.

The wording is generous: every plan is described as unlimited messages, photos, videos and audio. Other pages tell a different story, saying images cost coins from your monthly allowance, voice messages use coins, and extra coin packs can be bought. Read that as unlimited chat with a coin budget behind the media, and expect to compare the pages before you commit.

Privacy, billing and cancelling

The terms say subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel in your account settings, and access continues to the end of the billing period. There are no refunds for part of a period, and coin packs and custom media are final. The terms also forbid downloading or extracting media from the service.

The privacy policy, updated in September 2026, says conversations are used to personalise your experience and not to train models, but parts of your chat are sent to third-party AI providers, and it lists Meta, Google, Microsoft, Reddit, X and PostHog as advertising and analytics partners that may receive your email or account identifier. Deleting your account closes it, but the company keeps a record for fraud and billing, and full erasure needs an email request. Y2A LLC in Delaware operates the site.