DreamGen

What is DreamGen?

DreamGen is a roleplay and story generation service with no output filter, aimed at people writing fiction rather than maintaining a relationship with a companion. You steer a scenario turn by turn, and every paid plan includes unlimited use of its basic and premium models. It is operated under Swiss law, which is unusual in this category and has consequences for how it handles your data.

At a glance

Product identity

What DreamGen claims, and what we found

Each row is a claim the vendor makes on a public page, beside what the same vendor's other pages say. Where two of their documents disagree we record both rather than choosing one. All checked 9 Aug 2026.

Pricing

Starter is 7.83 US dollars a month, Advanced is 19.35 and Pro is 48.30. The odd figures are currency conversion. What separates the plans is context: 5,000 tokens on Starter, 15,000 on Advanced, 30,000 on Pro. All three include unlimited use of basic and premium models. Note that Pro carries the same credit allowance as Advanced, so its premium is context and cheaper credit packs rather than more credits.

Yes. DreamGen advertises a generous free tier with no strings attached, and offers to start for free from several places on its site. What it does not do anywhere is say what the free tier includes: no message count, no credit allowance, no context size. The paid plans are specified precisely on all three of those axes, which makes the omission conspicuous rather than accidental.

Refunds: 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.

Platforms

Web browser only. There is no mobile app and no documented API on the consumer plans.

• Web

Feature matrix

Absence of evidence is not recorded as absence of a feature. Anything that needs an account to confirm is marked not tested rather than "no".

Privacy and data

Better than the category norm, in the way that is hardest to walk back. The privacy policy states that user data is not used to train or improve AI models unless the user explicitly opts in, that the setting is off by default, and that consent can be withdrawn at any time. It states the limit honestly too: data already used in training is not removed from existing models. Private stories are read by a person only if published, if the user consents, or if they opted into model improvement. Deletion is in-product, and encryption is stated for data in transit.

Privacy disclosure

What the vendor lets you know before paying

This measures disclosure, not quality. A good product can document nothing, and that is worth knowing separately from whether it is any good.

Content policy and safety

DreamGen documents its output filtering asno documented output filter, and its age policy as self-declared at signup.

DreamGen does not offer clothing removal from photographs of real people. ClickTug does not list tools that do. Its stated position on the likeness of real people is that documented consent is required.

What the vendor prohibits

• Content that depicts, describes or promotes sexual content involving minors, including fictional minors
• Content illegal in the United States, the EFTA countries, or the user's own jurisdiction

The operating company is not named in readable text. The terms render the entity as an image, so the name cannot be copied, searched or archived, and only the Swiss governing law is machine-readable.

Vendor acceptable use policy · Vendor minor safety policy · ClickTug content policy

ClickTug verdict

The clearest no-training commitment in this directory, from a company that does not print its own name. DreamGen states that user content is not used to train models unless you opt in, that the setting is off by default, and that already-trained data cannot be recalled, which is more candour than the rest of this category manages. Swiss law applies and the terms prohibit sexual content involving minors including fictional minors. Against that: a free tier advertised as generous and never quantified, no published refund window, and an operating entity rendered as an image rather than text.

Hands on

DreamGen: what has changed

Compiled from the vendor's own pages and dated announcements. Where a change is visible but undated, the period is given rather than a guessed date.

1. By 2026Operating under Swiss law, with the operating entity rendered as an image in the terms rather than as readable text
2. Aug 2026A v2 beta runs at a separate subdomain behind a sign-in gate while the main site carries the marketing pagessource

How DreamGen compares

Every figure on the right is computed across the 37 tools ClickTug currently tracks, at the moment this page was built. They are facts about this catalogue rather than about the market, and they move as it grows.

At $7.83 a month, DreamGen is cheaper than 14 of the 17 tools here that publish a starting price.

Quick answers about DreamGen

Generated from the same records as the tables above, so an answer here cannot contradict a figure there. Questions only appear when the answer says something specific to this product.

Is DreamGen free?

There is a free tier. DreamGen advertises a generous free tier with no strings attached and does not say what it includes. No message, credit or context allowance is published for it anywhere ClickTug could read.

How much does DreamGen cost?

Paid plans start at $7.83 a month. Every tier and what it includes is listed in the pricing section above, taken from the vendor's own page.

Does DreamGen require a credit card to start?

No card is required to reach the free layer. One is needed for any paid plan.

Does DreamGen offer refunds?

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.

Does DreamGen have an app?

No. It runs in a web browser only, which is common for adult products because both app stores restrict them.

Can DreamGen run locally?

No. It is a hosted service, so everything you write reaches the vendor's servers.

Does DreamGen train on my conversations?

The vendor states it does not use user content to train models. That is a written commitment, and rarer in this category than it should be.

Can I delete my DreamGen account?

Yes, through a control in the account rather than by asking support.

Is DreamGen actually uncensored?

ClickTug records no documented output filter, which is a different claim from having no rules: its terms still prohibit a specific list of conduct, set out above.

What company owns DreamGen?

No operating company is published. Switzerland. A commitment is only worth as much as the ability to hold someone to it, which is why this is recorded rather than passed over.