Honeybot

ClickTug verdict

A companion product that gets the commercial details right and the privacy details wrong. The free tier includes real image generation rather than a gallery tour, the company is named in Nevada, cryptocurrency is accepted, and the prohibited content list names real people and public figures explicitly. Against that, the privacy policy states no retention period, names AI training processes without saying what feeds them, and puts deletion behind an email. For an intimate product those are the wrong things to be vague about.

What is Honeybot?

Honeybot is a web-based AI companion service. You chat with a pre-made character or build one, and the same account generates private images, short video and voice messages of that companion. It sells tokens rather than pure subscription access, so heavier image and video use costs more than conversation does, which is the usual shape for this category.

Every fact we hold on Honeybot

Pricing

Premium starts at 11.99 US dollars a month and VIP is 99, with tokens sold separately for image and video work. The Premium price was advertised with a 65 percent launch discount when checked, so the standing rate is likely higher and worth confirming at checkout rather than assuming the headline holds.

Yes, and it includes generation rather than only browsing. New accounts get 140 tokens and two free private photos, plus text chat with the pre-made companions. That is enough to see actual output quality before any payment relationship exists.

Refunds: Card payments carry standard refund rights. Cryptocurrency payments through ForumPay are final and non-refundable except at the vendor's discretion.

Privacy, data and safety

This is the weakest part of the listing. No retention period is stated for conversations or generated images. The policy commits to anonymising data where possible, and names AI training processes as one of the places that anonymisation applies, which implies training occurs without confirming what it uses. No processing location is given. Deletion is available on request to their legal address under a stated right to be forgotten, rather than as a self-serve control.

Content policy

Honeybot documents its output filtering as light filtering, and its age policy as self-declared at signup.

Honeybot 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 it is blocked outright.

What the vendor prohibits

• Generation, depiction or simulation of minors, and any form of child endangerment
• Real individuals, including celebrities and public figures
• Synthetic impersonation and imagery made without the consent of the person depicted

The privacy policy mentions anonymisation within AI training processes without confirming whether your conversations are among the material trained on. That phrasing implies training happens and declines to say on what.

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

What the vendor publishes

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

Hands on

How Honeybot compares

Every figure on the right is computed across the 41 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 $11.99 a month, Honeybot is cheaper than 6 of the 14 tools here that publish a starting price.

Quick answers about Honeybot

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 Honeybot free?

There is a free tier. 140 tokens and two free private photos, plus text chat with pre-made companions. No paywall before you start chatting.

How much does Honeybot cost?

Paid plans start at $11.99 a month. Every tier and what it includes is in the pricing section above, taken from the vendor's own page.

Does Honeybot require a credit card to start?

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

Does Honeybot offer refunds?

Card payments carry standard refund rights. Cryptocurrency payments through ForumPay are final and non-refundable except at the vendor's discretion.

Does Honeybot accept cryptocurrency?

Yes. Cryptocurrency is among the payment methods the vendor publishes, which matters to buyers who would rather an adult service did not appear on a card statement.

Does Honeybot have an app?

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

Can Honeybot run locally?

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

Can I delete my Honeybot account?

Deletion is by request to the vendor rather than a setting you can use yourself.

Is Honeybot actually uncensored?

Not entirely. ClickTug records it as light filtering, and the prohibited list above says what it refuses.

What company owns Honeybot, and where?

Honeybot, LLC, Nevada, United States. Publishing an identifiable counterparty is worth noting: several tools in this directory name no company at all.