The same method on every page: a paid account, real screens, the same criteria for everyone, and a sentence at the bottom of each page saying where the numbers come from.
Everything on this wiki is checked from a Premium account we pay for ourselves. Tokens we spend on images, calls or scenes are ours. Candy.ai does not give us access, credits or early information, and does not read pages before publication.
I trained in public relations at Haute École Albert Jacquard in Belgium. That course is not about the technology, it is about how companies talk about themselves: how a press kit is written, how a launch is staged, what a spokesperson says and leaves out, and the ethics and the law of saying it. It is the reason this wiki exists in the form it has. When a review repeats a press kit, I recognise the press kit. When a price is quoted without the checkout, I know why the checkout was skipped.
Two habits from that training run through every page. Survey method: the same questions, in the same order, to every product, so that two comparisons can be read side by side. And disclosure: the affiliate links, the paid account and the method are written on the page, not in a footer nobody opens.
Plan prices and token packs are read on the subscription and token pages of our logged-in account, in the currency the account shows. When a number on the wiki differs from the checkout page, the checkout page is right and we fix the wiki. The only date on the site is the one in the top bar: it tells you when the last check happened.
Each sheet is built from the character's own profile: the About panel, the enabled features (voice calls, live actions, Shorts series, private content) and the unlock levels shown in the chat. We then send the character two neutral messages and quote her opening message and her replies word for word, emojis removed, nothing else touched. The portrait is a clothed picture from her own profile carousel; when a profile has none, we say so and show nothing invented.
Every comparison page uses the same table: price, free plan, extra usage, catalogue, images, video, voice, live actions, memory, group chats, adult content, apps, languages, billing name. A crown marks the better cell; a balance means no clear winner. The rival's prices are read on its own pricing page when it is public; when it is not, the page says so.
The home page carries a scorecard with six criteria: catalogue, creator, images, video, memory, value. Each is scored from use, with a one-line reason. There is no global rating of Candy AI on this wiki; a wiki is not a review score.
Links to Candy.ai carry an affiliate tag. If you subscribe after clicking one, the wiki earns a commission at no cost to you. That money pays for the account and the tokens. It never changes a verdict, a price or a screenshot, and the affiliate disclosure explains the rest.
If you find a wrong number or a feature that changed, write to [email protected]. Corrections are made on the page itself; the top bar date moves.