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Janitor AI review

Character roleplay chat front end (bring your own model) · JanitorAI Inc. (terms under Delaware law); payments may be taken by an affiliate, Dulova Investments Limited (Nicosia, Cyprus, reg. HE 477877) · Last checked November 2026

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Janitor AI is a front end, not a model: you chat with user-made characters through its free in-house model (JLLM) or through an API key or proxy for another provider. Adult text roleplay is allowed on "Limitless" bots. The free tier stays free; janitor+ (about $12.99 a month by third-party accounts) adds memory, priority and more models, and "Router" credits pay per token on top. With your own key you pay that provider directly, and long chats get expensive (see our cost guide).

Its reputation is "uncensored", its rules are not: no explicit images, no minor or age-ambiguous characters, no blood-relative incest, no sexual violence, no living politicians. UK, Australian and Brazilian users now pass a face or ID check through k-ID, after Janitor blocked the UK outright from July 2025. Bring-your-own-model means that provider's rules apply too.

Trustpilot showed 2.3 out of 5, driven by unexplained bans and filter complaints, and the terms say paying doesn't exempt you. Your chats go to Janitor and, with your own key, to that provider; Janitor doesn't document how it stores keys, so use one with a hard spending limit. No breach is on record. Leaving? Read the alternatives.

The facts

Cost

The free tier includes Janitor's own model (JLLM), unlimited chats and roughly a 9k-token memory, and Janitor says "free stays free". janitor+ adds five times the memory, priority replies and more models; its price only appears in the signed-in checkout, and third-party sources report $12.99 a month on the web. On top of janitor+, "Router" credits pay per token for third-party models; they need an active subscription, are non-refundable and can expire. If you bring your own API key (OpenRouter, OpenAI and others), you pay that provider directly.^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

What it is & who it's for

Janitor AI is a front end for chatting with user-made characters, mostly roleplay and fan-fiction bots rather than one AI girlfriend. You run them on its free in-house model (JLLM) or plug in another model through an API key or proxy. Its community guidelines say "millions of people" use it and its FAQ claims "millions of bots", the company's own figures; it publishes no audited count.^[6][7]

Filters & age checks

Adult text roleplay is allowed on bots tagged "Limitless". Explicit images are banned, as is any minor or age-ambiguous character (fictional included), blood-relative incest, age regression, real animals, sexual violence, imagery of real non-celebrities and living politicians. Age is self-declared in most places, but Australia and Brazil (since Apr 2026) and the UK (since Jun 15, 2026) require a one-time k-ID face estimate or ID check; Janitor had blocked the UK entirely from July 2025. The mobile apps start in a safe mode until you switch NSFW on in web settings.^{[6][8][9][10][11]}

Privacy & breaches

The privacy policy (updated Sep 17, 2026) says Janitor collects your chats, characters, IP address and device data, and doesn't sell personal data under California law. It doesn't say whether chats train its own model. You can delete your account yourself (email code, then a grace period), though some records such as your email are kept. With your own API key or a proxy, chats also go to that provider or proxy operator under their rules, and Janitor doesn't document how it stores your key. Have I Been Pwned lists no breach for janitorai.com.^[12][13][14]

Complaints & regulators

Trustpilot showed 2.3 out of 5 from 37 reviews on an unclaimed profile (checked Nov 2026). The main complaints are unexplained bans (including of a paying subscriber), filters that feel too strict, slow or crashing pages and the new paid tier. Subscriptions are generally non-refundable, and the terms say paying doesn't exempt you from moderation or bans. We found no lawsuit or regulator fine naming Janitor AI.^[15][3]

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