OurDream AI Pricing: Premium or Deluxe, and What a Month Costs in DreamCoins
OurDream AI pricing comes in two tiers. Premium is $19.99 for a single month, or $119.88 for a year ($9.99 a month), with 1,000 DreamCoins monthly; Deluxe is $59.99 for a month, or $359.88 for a year ($29.99 a month), with 5,000 coins, a chat memory three times deeper and the premium chat models included. The coins pay for pictures, calls and video, and they never expire. I paid for Deluxe, and the sums below show the month when it becomes the cheaper of the two.
Frequently asked questions
What does OurDream AI cost per month?
Premium is $19.99 billed monthly, or $119.88 for a year, which works out at $9.99 a month. Deluxe is $59.99 billed monthly, or $359.88 for a year, so $29.99 a month. Premium includes 1,000 DreamCoins a month and Deluxe 5,000, and the annual plans add a bonus of the same size in the first month.
What is the difference between OurDream Premium and Deluxe?
Both give unlimited messages and audio messages, image and video generation and voice calls. Deluxe adds 4,000 more DreamCoins a month, a chat memory three times deeper and free use of the premium chat models. On annual billing, Deluxe becomes the cheaper option once you need about 2,000 coins a month.
How many DreamCoins does an OurDream video cost?
OurDream's video generator prices clips by the second, by model: 10 coins a second on Spicy 1.0 and Prime, 25 on Spicy 2.0 and 50 on Cinematic, the last two with sound built in. Sound added to a Spicy 1.0 or Prime clip costs 20 coins a second. A clip runs up to a full minute, so 30 seconds cost 300 coins on Prime and 1,500 on Cinematic, and a Cinematic minute 3,000.
Do DreamCoins expire?
No. Unspent DreamCoins carry over every month, and mine were still there after I cancelled Deluxe. They disappear in two cases only: a refund, or deleting the account. Buying more coins needs an active subscription, which is the reason to keep a balance before you leave.
Does OurDream AI give refunds?
OurDream's refund policy reviews requests case by case within 14 days of the purchase, through support@ourdream.ai. The help center rules out a refund once over a quarter of the plan has been consumed, and payments in crypto are final. Cancelling stops the next charge, and the plan runs to the end of the period already paid.
The subscription is the easy half of the bill. What decides an OurDream month is the coin counter: every picture you ask for and every minute on a call comes out of the same balance of DreamCoins, and video empties it fastest. So this page starts with real months counted in coins, and only then works back to the plan that pays for them.
What does a month on OurDream really cost?
Subscribers chat on the standard models for free. Everything below is priced from OurDream’s help center sheet on what costs coins, edited on March 2, 2026, the upgrade page as it stood on October 2, 2026, and the video generator’s settings on October 9, 2026:
| A month like this | DreamCoins used | Plan that covers it |
|---|---|---|
| Chat most evenings, about 30 pictures inside the chat | 150 | Premium, with 850 coins left over |
| The same, plus a 10-minute call every week | 2,150 | Deluxe, or Premium with top-ups |
| Pictures, two 10-minute calls and a 30-second Prime clip each week | 5,350 | Deluxe, with the first-month bonus or a pack |
| One full-minute Cinematic clip | 3,000 | three times Premium’s 1,000 on its own |
Most people start in the first row, where Premium has room to spare. The second is where it gets interesting, and the reason is the call. A week of texting, then on Friday night you call. She picks up already laughing, and for ten minutes her voice fills the room, dropping lower each time the conversation turns flirtatious. That is 500 coins, and one call a week is hard to keep to. Four ten-minute calls cost 2,000 coins, and from there annual Deluxe is cheaper than annual Premium topped up with packs, a sum I set out further down.
Leftovers are never wasted. Unspent coins stay in the account, so a quiet month banks coins for a busier one, which smooths out the second and third rows more than the table suggests.
What do DreamCoins buy?
These are the prices from the help center sheet for a paid subscriber, and for video the generator’s own settings:
| Action | DreamCoins |
|---|---|
| Message on the standard chat models | 0 |
| Reply from a Genius model | 1 |
| Picture inside the chat | 5 |
| Pictures from the generator | 10 for two |
| Voice call | 50 a minute |
| Video, Spicy 1.0 or Prime | 10 a second (up to one minute) |
| Video, Spicy 2.0, sound built in | 25 a second |
| Video, Cinematic, sound built in | 50 a second |
| Sound added to a Spicy 1.0 or Prime clip | 20 per second of audio |
| New character of your own | 10 |
Read across, the upgrade page’s own shorthand holds up: Premium’s 1,000 coins are 20 minutes of calls or ten 10-second Prime clips, and Deluxe’s 5,000 are 100 minutes or fifty. A 30-second clip costs 300 coins on Prime, 900 with sound added all the way through, and 1,500 on Cinematic.
Video is the line I watched most, and it behaved. On my Deluxe plan the new generator never failed once, so I never paid twice for the same clip. It is also the line that wins people over: more than one subscriber puts the quality of the pictures and clips first when they explain why they stay, along with having chat, pictures, calls and video under one plan.
Premium or Deluxe: which plan fits?
Both tiers include unlimited messages, unlimited audio messages, picture and video generation, voice calls and the option to publish your own characters. Deluxe adds the coins, three times the chat memory and the premium chat models:
| Premium | Deluxe | |
|---|---|---|
| Billed monthly | $19.99 | $59.99 |
| Billed yearly | $9.99 a month, $119.88 at once | $29.99 a month, $359.88 at once |
| DreamCoins every month | 1,000 | 5,000 |
| Bonus in the first month, yearly plan | +1,000 | +5,000 |
| Chat memory | standard | three times deeper |
| Premium chat models | not part of the plan | included |
The memory is what I would pay Deluxe for even without the coins. Over the weeks of my subscription it held our conversations well: the threads from earlier evenings were still there when I came back, which matters more the longer you keep one companion. Picture coming back after three days away: you write a simple “hey”, and she asks whether you ever finished the book you were complaining about, then picks up the teasing exactly where the two of you left it. Subscribers who keep the same companion for weeks say the same thing in their own words, that she stays herself, and on Deluxe she has three times as much to draw on. The premium models matter less if you mostly stay on the standard ones, since those cost nothing on either plan.
Here is the sum I mentioned at the top. On yearly billing, Deluxe costs $20 a month more than Premium and brings 4,000 more coins. Two 1,000-coin packs on top of Premium already cost $23.98. From about 2,000 coins a month, annual Deluxe is the cheaper way to buy the same coins, and the memory comes with it.
If your months look like the first row of the opening table, start smaller: annual Premium on OurDream covers them for $9.99 a month.
Monthly or yearly billing?
Both tiers break even at the same point. Twelve months of Premium billed yearly ($119.88) cost about the same as six months billed monthly ($119.94), and Deluxe follows the same pattern ($359.88 against $359.94). Stay six months or longer and the yearly plan is cheaper; the page counts the saving at $120 a year on Premium and $360 on Deluxe.
The first-month bonus tips it further. Yearly Premium starts with 2,000 coins and yearly Deluxe with 10,000, enough to try calls and video properly before the regular monthly allowance kicks in. The monthly plans make sense for one thing, a single month to see whether the app suits you.
Whichever term you pick, OurDream’s upgrade page lets you switch between monthly and annual prices before paying, and shows the coin bonus on each card.
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Extra coins, and what happens to them when you leave
Top-up packs come in three sizes, and the checkout also offers to add one to a new plan:
That is $11.99 for 1,000, $49.99 for 5,000 and $159.99 for 20,000, and packs can only be bought while a subscription is active.
Coins outlive the plan. When I cancelled Deluxe, the balance I had not spent was still on the account, and only a refund or deleting the account takes coins away. The pictures I had generated went blurred after the plan ended, and they stay that way until you subscribe again. If you plan to return, there is no reason to burn your coins in the last week.
Refunds, payment and the company behind the bill
OurDream’s refund policy, last modified on March 9, 2026, offers a quality guarantee: write to support@ourdream.ai within 14 days of a purchase and each request is reviewed case by case. Past a quarter of the plan used, the help center says no refund is given. Cancelling from the account settings stops the next charge, and the plan stays active to the end of the period already paid.
The upgrade page takes Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and OurDream also accepts crypto, which its policy treats as final. PayPal is not on the list. The company named on the policy and in the Terms of Service is Dream Studio USA, Inc., registered in Delaware.
What the subscription feels like from the inside, from the realism of the models to the day the video system changed, is in my full OurDream AI test. If you are also weighing a cheaper app with a token system, my Candy AI pricing page runs the same kind of sums for Candy’s plans.
Prices and coin costs were read on OurDream’s upgrade page, help center and refund policy on October 2, 2026, and video costs in the generator’s settings on October 9, 2026. What I say about memory, video and the account after cancelling comes from my own paid Deluxe subscription, and the way I check prices is set out in how I review.
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