Black Friday is 27 Nov and Cyber Monday is 30 Nov. This is a list of the apps in the ClickTug directory that have run a Black Friday sale before, covering AI girlfriend, roleplay, dating and 18+ apps, and what each one's own page showed.
Status on 19 Oct 2026: no 2026 offers yet
ClickTug has recorded no 2026 Black Friday offer from any listed vendor. It is early, and vendors usually announce close to the day. When a vendor's own page shows a sale, it is added here with the date it was seen. Nothing on this page is a forecast.
3 listed apps and 4 dated sightings; all of the vendors are adult products. Ordered by most recent sighting, then by name. The order is not a ranking and the size of a discount is not compared, because most of these were "up to" claims whose terms the page did not print.
A Cyber Week banner on the home page, linking to the subscriptions page. It was in the page on 30 Nov and 1 Dec 2025 and was not in the 26 Nov capture.
The banner's wording is an image, so the discount it advertised was not read. A 70% off label was already in the navigation in the 6 and 26 Nov 2025 captures, before the banner, so that figure is not a Black Friday offer.
Refund policy on the listing: Outside the EU and UK, 24 hours from purchase if fewer than 20 tokens were used. In the EU and UK the statutory 14 day withdrawal period applies, prorated.Read the full listing
A home page banner reading "Black Friday Sale Starts Now!" with a button reading "Get up to 60% off today!".
The "up to 60%" carried an asterisk the page did not explain, and no plan, price, code or end date was shown. The banner was not in the 21 Nov or 1 Dec 2025 captures, so it was live at some point between those dates.
Refund policy on the listing: No refunds are offered for subscriptions already paid for, except in limited cases of company error or technical fault. Requests are reviewed within 14 days.Read the full listing
A home page banner reading "Get 75% off on your first month during Black Friday!", with "75% off for 1 month" shown on three plans.
First month only, not the plan's ongoing price, and no end date was printed. Captures from late Nov 2024 show only standing first-month discounts that name no event, and no capture from Black Friday week 2025 could be read.
Refund policy on the listing: The pricing FAQ lists a refund question whose answer is not readable without interacting with the page. No refund window is published in the terms.Read the full listing
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Sales in Black Friday week under another name
These vendors showed an offer in Black Friday week but never called it Black Friday or Cyber Monday, so they are kept apart from the list above.
A pop-up titled "HOLIDAY OFFER!" with a countdown, showing struck-through monthly and annual Premium prices and a 50% off code.
Seen on 1 Dec 2025, which was Cyber Monday, but the page never used either event's name. The countdown read the same on 7 Dec, so it is not a reliable end date.
Refund policy on the listing: No refund window is published in the terms of service.Read the full listing
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18+ AI tools and NSFW AI toolsAdult products, meaning vendors whose own service is an adult one. They sit on the five hubs and are gathered on the 18+ page.
An app that is both an adult product and a girlfriend or roleplay tool counts in both rows. Each is still filed on one hub only.
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Listed apps where no sale was found
"Nothing found" is weaker than "no sale". These pages were read as far as an archive allowed, and emails, Discord servers and social accounts could not be read at all.
For these, no readable capture from the week showed a page that would carry a banner. The captures fell outside the week, or the page loads its content by script and archives as an empty shell, so the absence of a sale says very little.
The free software is unchanged and the paid edition has no public price, so there is nothing for a sale to reduce. These were not searched for past sales.
Every price tier on these listings is zero and none names a paid edition. If one adds a paid plan, it moves to the lists above.
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Before you pay during a sale
Compare it with the listed price. Each listing shows the price as read from the vendor's page, with the date. A sale price is only a saving against that.
Read the plan length. An annual plan billed once is a bigger commitment than a monthly one, and an "up to" discount may apply to only one plan.
Check the refund policy before the countdown ends. A timer is a reason to read it first, not to skip it. Each entry above shows the policy from its listing.
Check what renews. A first-period price can rise at renewal. Look for the renewal price on the vendor's checkout, and cancel before it if you only wanted the sale.
Every sighting above was read from the vendor's own page or an archived copy of it. Coupon sites are not used as sources. How we check listings.
Black Friday deals FAQ
Are there any AI companion Black Friday deals in 2026 yet?
No. On 19 Oct 2026 ClickTug has recorded no 2026 Black Friday offer from any listed vendor. Black Friday is 27 Nov and Cyber Monday is 30 Nov. This page adds an offer only when the vendor's own page shows it.
Does a past Black Friday sale mean there will be one this year?
No. A sighting says a vendor ran a sale in that year and nothing about the next one. Vendors change prices and plans between years, and an offer that was live once may not return. Treat the history above as context for what to watch, not as a forecast.
Why does this page only list sales it found on a vendor's own page?
Coupon and deal sites often print "offers Black Friday deals" with no year, amount or code, and some print opposite claims about the same vendor. A sighting here comes from the vendor's own page or an archived copy of it, with the date it was seen, so a reader can open the same page and check.
Does a vendor missing from the list never run sales?
No. Many of these sites are scripted apps whose banners never reach a web archive, and emails, Discord servers and social accounts could not be read. "Nothing found" means ClickTug looked at what was readable and saw no offer, which is weaker than "no offer was run".
