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AI girlfriend site profile · Updated October 7, 2026

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NextPart AI

An AI girlfriend site: what it offers, what people say, and the numbers.

I bought a NextPart AI membership and tested it myself. Then I built a data-tracked profile of nextpart.ai, refreshed monthly. Data through September 2026, from DataForSEO, Ahrefs, Tranco and Google Trends.

NextPart AI in numbers

Search visits a month, worldwide, the last twelve months.

3.5Kvisits, Sep 26

#51
among the sites I track
880
US name searches, Aug 26
#681K
Tranco, all domains
$9.99/mo
starting price, no free tier

I bought a NextPart AI membership and tested it myself, feature by feature. I’m an AI girlfriend enthusiast and a data researcher, and both shape every page on this site: my own test tells me what the product does, but I don’t grade NextPart AI on my feel alone.

I weigh what its users publish, and I track it the way an analyst tracks a market, with a fixed set of indicators that show how big a platform is, whether it is growing or fading, and how it compares with every other AI girlfriend site I follow.

This page answers three questions in order: what you get, what people are saying, and what the numbers show. Part 1 comes from my own paid test and NextPart AI’s feature list and pricing, Part 2 from the videos, Reddit threads and press I read in full, and Parts 3 and 4 from traffic and search data. That is also how I rank the best AI girlfriend sites: tested first-hand, then judged by what users say and by the numbers.

Part 1 · What it offers

What NextPart AI offers

NextPart AI (nextpart.ai) is an adult AI girlfriend platform: you create or pick a companion and talk to it, with voice, AI-generated images, video on top of text chat. I bought a membership and tested it myself; this is what it offers, and Part 2 is what users say about each part of it.

Features
Customizable anime and realistic characters, NSFW chat with adaptive tone matching, NSFW image generation, Beta character video generation (Deluxe tier), NSFW voice messages, Personality and appearance customization, Browser-based access, Discord community
Free tier
A guest gets 50 free credits, another 50 for registering an email and 50 a day for the first week, with each chat reply costing 10 credits, so a few replies at a time before the paywall.
Plans
$9.99/mo
Extras
Monthly: $9.99–$19.99. Yearly: $83.88–$155.88. Confirmed still accurate. Crypto accepted. No free tier. The top Deluxe tier now also includes a beta character video generation feature.
Operator
Not disclosed on the site or in any source I read; support runs through support@nextpart.ai and a Discord, and the domain was registered through Namecheap in December 2023, Not disclosed on the site or in any source I read, since 2024 (domain registered 8 December 2023; first measurable traffic in 2024); domain registered December 2023
Best for
Users wanting balanced anime/realistic designs, voice messaging, privacy-friendly crypto payments, and competitive pricing
Not for
Users requiring a native mobile app, free trial access, real-time video calls, or an affiliate program

Features and prices from the platform’s own pages; operator from press coverage (nextpart.ai plan descriptions and pricing page, Pippin Club review (2026), Google AI Overview, DataForSEO domain record, r/FutureTechFinds listing). Official site and social accounts are listed at the end of the page.

Part 2 · What people say

What people say about NextPart AI

I bought a membership and tested NextPart AI myself, but I don’t take my own word for it. Many users have a more grounded view of a platform this popular than one reviewer can, and I would rather not give it too much or too little credit from my own intent, so I treat what users publish and ask as the main signal for how the brand, and each of its features, is regarded. On October 7, 2026 I found 0 YouTube videos with 0 views between them, 2 Reddit threads that Google surfaces, and 0 news articles in the last year. I did not stop at the titles: I read 2 threads with their top comments, and classified each one as positive, mixed, neutral or negative.

Favourability at a glance

Each item was classified after I read it, not from its title. A walkthrough or a passing mention counts as neutral.

SourcePos.MixedNeut.Neg.Fav.
Reddit threadspost and top comments110050%
All sources110050%

In one line: Reddit threads 50% positive, 0 negative of 2.

Each feature, and what people think of it

What users say about each part of it, drawn from the videos, threads and articles below, and whether my own paid test agrees.

FeatureVerdictWhat people say
Chat and roleplayMixedThe AI Overview frames it as unfiltered adult chat 'with no content restrictions', in 14 languages, with custom characters. Readers of the Reddit review ask whether long conversations hold up (1 thread); nobody on Reddit, YouTube or in the press has tested them in public.My test: Disagree with 'no content restrictions'. The roleplay is explicit and willing, and the writing is competent, but there is a filter at the edges and the library's taboo framing is the platform's choice, not an absence of rules.
MemoryPositiveThe brand's distinguishing idea: memory sold by tier, 16K context on Premium and 32K on Deluxe, which the AI Overview calls persistent tiered memory. The one Reddit user who comments says it remembers what others forget (1 thread); the review thread's readers want that proven (1 thread).My test: Partly disagree with the compliment. On Deluxe a detail from early in a long scene was still there at the end; on the free allowance the context is a fraction of that, so the memory people praise is the one you pay for.
Image generationPositiveScene images from chat context are unlimited on both paid tiers; character avatars cost 30 credits on Premium and are unlimited on Deluxe, in anime or realistic styles. The AI Overview credits stable diffusion. No reviewer rates the output.My test: Agree. Scene images matched the conversation more often than not; avatar consistency was better on realistic characters than anime ones.
VoiceMixedUnlimited voice responses on both tiers, 'standard' on Premium and 'premium' on Deluxe, with a free daily voice limit that prompts an upgrade, per the site's own plan text. There are no live voice calls; replies are text-to-speech clips.My test: Agree. The clips sound natural and arrive quickly; the absence of a live call is the gap for anyone coming from Kupid AI.
VideoMixedScene video, 'fast video' at ten a day and an advanced short-video feature are listed on both paid tiers, with the character-video feature described as beta. Nobody outside the site has reviewed them, and the readers of the Reddit review thread do not mention video at all (1 thread).My test: Partly disagree with listing them as headline features. The clips are a few seconds, the daily cap arrives fast, and they are a curiosity next to the chat.
Characters and customisationPositiveAppearance, personality, backstory and voice accent, anime or realistic, unlimited custom characters on paid plans; the directory listing stresses breadth from celebrities to succubi (1 thread). The AI Overview makes custom creation the first feature and adds voice accents as a character setting.My test: Agree. The builder is quick and the library is wide; it is also where the taboo framing lives, so browse before you bring anyone else into the room.
Free tierNegativeA guest gets 50 free credits, another 50 for registering an email and 50 a day for the first week, with each chat reply costing 10 credits, per the site's plan text. A Reddit reader calls a free option a plus (1 thread). My earlier listing said there was no free trial.My test: Disagree with my own earlier listing: there is a trial. It is about five replies a go, which is enough to see the writing style and not enough to judge memory, which is the thing you would be paying for.
Price and creditsMixedPremium $9.99 a month or $6.99 a month annually with 6,000 credits and 16K memory; Deluxe $19.99 or $12.99 annually with 12,000 credits, 32K memory and unlimited avatars (Pippin Club review; the site's own page hides prices from automated readers). AI reply assistance costs 20 credits a use on Premium. A Reddit reader remembers it as $20 a month (1 thread).My test: Partly disagree with the Reddit figure and agree with the design: Premium is the real entry price, and the credit meter on it means you watch your usage, which is why the annual Deluxe at $12.99 is the plan I would actually buy.
Privacy and billingNegativeNo operator name, company or address anywhere on the site; support is an email address. The Reddit review's readers ask how data is protected and get no answer (1 thread). My earlier listing notes crypto payments are accepted, which helps discretion and says nothing about where the chats go.My test: Agree. The card charge was unremarkable and cancellation worked, but a platform that will not say who runs it has not earned a long roleplay history.
Safety and legitimacyMixedTwo years of continuous operation, 2,016 referring domains, a Hugging Face organisation the AI Overview cites, and a product that keeps shipping tiers. Against that: anonymous operator, no press, no video reviews, and a Reddit presence of two threads, one of them hosted by a rival.My test: Agree. It behaves like a real business and discloses like a shell company; treat it as legitimate for a monthly subscription and no more.

How I read this

Sentiment is the hardest thing to measure honestly. My own test tells me what the product does; what other people publish tells me how it is regarded, and for a brand this size the second matters more. So for every source I read the full text, not the title: the transcripts of the most-watched videos, Reddit threads with their top comments and upvotes, press articles in full, and the exact words people add after the brand name in search. A title tells you what someone set out to test; only the full text tells you what they found.

The most-watched videos, and what they actually say

Titles tell you what reviewers are testing and what viewers worry about.

I found no YouTube videos about NextPart AI on October 7, 2026, which is a finding in itself: nobody has reviewed it on camera yet.

What Reddit says, thread by thread

The threads Google surfaces for "nextpart ai" on Reddit, read with their top comments. Upvotes and comment counts as they stood on October 8, 2026; most upvoted first. Screenshots show the post as it is publicly visible.

  • r/SmutFinderStories · u/ThreeSwordsStyle03Nextpart AI Review 2026: Is It Really as Advanced as It Claims?8 upvotes · 4 comments · Reddit shows this post only to logged-in adults, so the text is reproduced instead of a screenshot

    r/SmutFinderStories · u/ThreeSwordsStyle03 · September 12, 2026 · 8 upvotes · 4 comments · open on Reddit

    Mixed · what the thread says

    A September 2026 'review' titled 'Is It Really as Advanced as It Claims?', posted by the same account that runs SmutFinder's promotional threads, in SmutFinder's own subreddit, with the body gated. The four comments are generic and cautious: a free option to test first is a plus but the memory and consistency need checking 'before paying $20 a month'; the feature list is broad but long conversations are the real test; how well is data protected; and 'Advanced, huh?' with a laugh. Eight upvotes.

    “having a free option to test it first is definitely a plus. i'd wanna see how the memory and character consistency actually feel before paying $20 a month” — u/Glum-Evening6002, +1

    My read: A rival's content marketing with sceptical readers. The thread exists to rank for 'Nextpart AI review', and the comments are the only honest part. I partly disagree with the $20 figure: Premium is $9.99 a month, and $19.99 is the Deluxe tier with 32K memory and unlimited credits. The question about long conversations is the right one, and the answer depends entirely on which tier you buy.

  • Screenshot of the Reddit post "Nextpart AI - Tool for companionship"

    r/FutureTechFinds · u/EssYouJAyEn · May 17, 2025 · 1 upvotes · 2 comments · open on Reddit

    Positive · what the thread says

    A directory-style listing posted to r/FutureTechFinds in May 2025: free with paid tiers, 'companionship' category, a platform for crafting adult chatbots with a breadth of categories from celebrities to succubi, conversations not confined to NSFW, and a supportive community. One upvote, two comments. The single user comment says the best feature is memory: 'while others forget, it seems to have very good memory of the chats.' Nothing else about the product is tested or criticised.

    “I think the best feature of nextpart ai is the memory..while others forget, it seems to have very good memory of the chats” — u/SnooFloofs9574, +1

    My read: One real sentence in a listing, and it is about the right feature. Nextpart builds its tiers around memory size, 16K on Premium and 32K on Deluxe, so the comment matches the design. I partly disagree with the praise as stated: the memory you notice is the paid memory, and the free tier's context is small enough to forget a scene's opening.

What Reddit adds up to

Reading across the 2 threads, weighted by upvotes.

Of the 2 threads I read, 1 is positive, 1 is mixed and none is negative.

Two threads about the brand, nine upvotes between them, and no Nextpart user describing a session. The May 2025 listing in r/FutureTechFinds has one comment, praising memory. The September 2026 'review' sits in SmutFinder's subreddit, posted by the account that promotes SmutFinder, and its four commenters have not used Nextpart either; they want to know about memory, consistency over long chats, data protection and whether 'advanced' means anything, and one of them puts the price at $20 a month.

The themes still line up with the product. Memory is the thing Nextpart sells by the kilobyte, 16K on Premium and 32K on Deluxe, so the one compliment and the main worry are about the same feature. The price confusion is understandable: $9.99 and $19.99 are both real, for different tiers. The data-protection question has no answer anywhere, because the site names no operator.

My read: for a platform with 2,000 referring domains and 880 US name searches a month, two threads is a near-silent Reddit, and the louder voices around it are rivals. I weight the memory comment lightly and the sceptical questions as a fair checklist for anyone considering the Deluxe tier.

What gets praised

  • Memory holds chat details that other platforms forget (1 thread)
  • A free option to test before paying (1 thread)
  • Breadth of categories and personalities, from celebrities to fantasy figures, not confined to NSFW (1 thread)

What gets criticised

  • The price is remembered as $20 a month, the Deluxe tier, not the $9.99 Premium (1 thread)
  • Memory and character consistency over long conversations are unproven to the readers (1 thread)
  • Data protection is an open question (1 thread)
  • The only 'review' thread is run by a rival platform's promoter (1 thread)

In the press

The latest articles that mention NextPart AI, newest first. For each one: what it says, then my take on its view of the brand.

    How Google’s AI describes it

    The AI Overview Google showed for a US search of "nextpart.ai" on October 7, 2026, quoted as is.

    Nextpart AI is an unrestricted, multimodal NSFW AI chat and roleplay platform that lets users create and converse with custom AI companions without censorship filters. Core Features Custom Character Creation: Design unique AI companions by defining their specific appearance, personality traits, background stories, and voice accents. Unfiltered Adult Chat: Engage in open-ended, mature, and NSFW roleplay or romantic simulations with no content restrictions. Multimodal Capabilities: Generate contextual images via stable diffusion, receive emotional text-to-speech voice responses, and chat across 14 different languages. Persistent Memory: Utilizes tiered context memory (ranging up to 16K or 32K…

    Google cited: Hugging Face, Skywork, AiTing AI, YouTube, AI Agents Directory

    How AI systems regard it: my take

    Why this matters: many people never click a result; they read Google's summary or ask an assistant and decide from that. With no video reviews and no press, the overview above is close to the only description of Nextpart a newcomer will see before the site itself.

    The framing is 'unrestricted, multimodal NSFW chat' first, then custom characters, images from stable diffusion, emotional text-to-speech, 14 languages and tiered memory up to 16K or 32K. That is a fair map of the tiers, and the sources are telling: a Hugging Face organisation, two AI tool directories, an agents directory and a YouTube review, none of them a user. Google's AI is describing a spec sheet because a spec sheet is all that exists.

    One claim I disagree with from my own test: 'without censorship filters' and 'no content restrictions'. The roleplay is explicit and the library leans hard into taboo framing, but there is still a filter at the edges and a terms page behind it. 'Less restricted than Character.AI' would be accurate; 'unrestricted' is the marketing.

    YouTube videos and their transcripts, news and search suggestions via SerpApi; Google Trends via SerpApi; Reddit threads read directly from reddit.com in a browser. Retrieved October 7, 2026.

    Part 3 · Traffic rank and reach

    How much traffic NextPart AI gets, and where it ranks

    How I track this: search-traffic estimates miss direct visits, apps and social, so for all-traffic reach I use Tranco, a daily ranking of every domain on the internet built from DNS and browser data (Cloudflare Radar, Cisco Umbrella, Majestic, Farsight and Chrome), and I check it against Google’s own Chrome UX Report each month. I record the rank every day and compare it only with the the AI girlfriend sites I track, because that is the list people actually choose from.

    On the Tranco list of October 6, 2026, nextpart.ai ranked #680,568 among every domain worldwide, down 65,216 places since August 31, 2026, and Chrome's data puts it in the top 1,000,000 most visited sites. Among the AI girlfriend sites I track, that makes it #51, behind Kuki AI and OH Chat.

    How I read this

    The number that matters most in this category is not the worldwide rank but the position among AI girlfriend sites. I read the daily chart for direction: a line climbing toward the top means the platform is gaining ground on everyone else, and a flat line at a high rank means a settled audience. Tranco is a rank, not a visit count, so I never convert it into visits.
    #51
    among the AI girlfriend sites I track, on the combined data
    #680,568
    all domains worldwide, Tranco October 6, 2026
    Top 1,000,000
    Chrome UX Report tier, September 2026

    Tranco rank, day by day. Higher on the chart is better; hover or tap a point for the exact rank.

    610K630K650K670K690KAug 31Sep 5Sep 10Sep 15Sep 20Sep 25Sep 30Oct 6681K
    Low 615KHigh 683KAverage 648K
    Hover, tap, or use ← → to inspect a day

    AI girlfriend sites, ranked

    The top 10 of the sites I track: AIGirlfriends.ai first as the editor's pick after testing, then ordered by Google US position for "ai girlfriend" (DataForSEO, September 2026), then by Tranco all-traffic rank for sites that do not rank for it; this platform highlighted.

    1. 1AIGirlfriends.ai#1#633,137
    2. 2RomanticAI#2#411,319
    3. 3Kupid.ai#7#254,630
    4. 4Nomi.ai#9#131,225
    5. 5Candy AI#11#12,246
    6. 6Couple.me#15#985,985
    7. 7Luvr.ai#39#2,762,931
    8. 8DreamGF#53#287,472
    9. 9LoveCoreAI#55#2,343,466
    10. 10Fantasy.ai#62#588,409
    11. 49Kuki AI–#632,061
    12. 50OH Chat–#666,319
    13. 51NextPart AI–#680,568
    14. 52EHentai.ai–#1,056,000
    15. 53RushChat–#1,278,535

    See all the sites we track →

    Its positions on the category searches

    nextpart.ai's Google positions on the category's searches. DataForSEO, United States, September 2026.

    Lists of shared keywords mix in generic terms, so the comparison I trust is the category’s own searches: the people typing them have not chosen a brand yet.

    SearchUS searches / monthPosition
    “chat girlfriend”22,200#85

    How I read it. 6% of this site’s top-keyword traffic comes from people typing its own name, so the category searches are what bring in people who have never heard of it. Not ranking for "ai girlfriend" itself means the site depends on its own name and the longer searches for new users.

    Category positions, United States, DataForSEO. Source: DataForSEO

    Tranco blends Cloudflare Radar, Cisco Umbrella, Majestic, Farsight and Chrome data into one daily ranking of the top million domains. Chrome UX tiers via the Chrome UX Report (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved October 7, 2026.

    See where every AI girlfriend site stands

    Every platform I track, ranked by the same indicators, updated monthly.

    Part 4 · The numbers

    The numbers, all in one place

    Every indicator I track for NextPart AI: the latest value, how it changed, and the period it covers. Retrieved October 7, 2026. Sources are under the table, and the story the numbers tell comes right after it.

    How I read this

    These are the indicators I track for every AI girlfriend site, in the same order, so the pages can be compared side by side. Traffic tells me size, brand searches tell me demand, the popularity rank tells me standing against the rest of the category, and links tell me staying power. I always read the trend before the level: a platform at 500K visits and falling is a different story from one at 300K and doubling.
    MetricLatestChange
    Search traffic
    Organic visits, worldwideSeptember 20263,503▼ -44.1% vs Aug 26
    Same month a year earlierSeptember 20251,794▲ +95.3% since then
    Organic visits, United StatesSeptember 20262,30666% of worldwide
    Last 12 months, totalOct 25 to Sep 2639,234—
    Peak in 24 monthsOctober 20249,588now at 37% of peak
    Low pointJune 2025273▼ 97% below the Oct 24 peak
    Brand demand
    "nextpart ai" searches, USAugust 2026880 / mo▲ +22.2% vs Sep 25
    "nextpart ai" searches, worldwideAugust 20263,600 / mo—
    Google Trends interest, worldwideweek of October 4, 202615 / 10015% of the 12-month peak
    Google Ads cost per click, USOctober 7, 2026$3.86—
    Popularity, all traffic
    Rank among the AI girlfriend sites I trackSeptember 2026#51no tracked position for "ai girlfriend"; placed by Tranco
    Tranco rank, all domains worldwideOctober 6, 2026#680,568▼ down 65,216 since August 31, 2026
    Chrome UX Report tierSeptember 2026Top 1,000,000—
    Authority and links
    Domain Rating by AhrefsOctober 7, 202638 / 100—
    DataForSEO domain rankSeptember 202648 / 100—
    Referring domainsSeptember 20262,016▲ +96.5% vs Sep 25
    BacklinksSeptember 202647,890▼ -6.0% vs Sep 25
    Keywords ranking in GoogleSeptember 20262,683 worldwide1,200 in the US
    Community and coverage
    YouTube videos about itOctober 7, 202600 combined views
    News articles, last 12 monthsOctober 7, 20260—
    Sources read and classifiedOctober 7, 202621 positive · 1 mixed · 0 negative

    Sources. Traffic, keywords, links, category positions and WHOIS: DataForSEO. Search volume and cost per click: Google Ads data via DataForSEO. Domain Rating: Ahrefs. Popularity ranks: Tranco and Google’s Chrome UX Report. Trends, videos, news and search suggestions: Google and YouTube via SerpApi. Reddit: read directly. Discord, TikTok and Facebook: each platform's public page. Starting price: the platform’s own pricing page. ▲ and ▼ mark a change of more than 3%.

    Reading the data

    What the numbers tell me about NextPart AI

    First the facts, each one derived from the table above and nothing else. Then the story I read in them.

    The facts

    FindingDetail
    Traffic down 44% on the monthEstimated organic search traffic in September 2026 was 3,503 visits worldwide, -44.1% versus August 2026 and +95.3% versus September 2025.
    A 97% collapse, then a recovery to 37% of peakTraffic fell from 9,588 visits in October 2024 to 273 in June 2025, then climbed back to 37% of that earlier peak by September 2026.
    66% of visits come from the United StatesThe United States accounts for 2,306 visits, followed by Canada and South Korea.
    880 people a month search the brand name in the USGoogle Ads data puts US searches for "nextpart ai" at about 880 a month in August 2026 (+22.2% since September 2025), and worldwide searches at about 3,600.
    6% of top-keyword traffic is branded6% of the traffic from the top 10 US keywords comes from people typing the brand name, which indicates a meaningful share of visits from generic, non-branded searches.
    2.0K referring domains, Domain Rating 382,016 websites link to nextpart.ai, +96.5% over the last 12 months; its Domain Rating by Ahrefs is 38 and its DataForSEO domain rank is 48 (49 a year ago).
    #51 among the AI girlfriend sites I trackNextPart AI sits #51 among the sites I track on the combined data; it holds no tracked position for "ai girlfriend", so its reach across the internet carries more of the weight. Among all domains on the internet it ranks 680,568th in the Tranco list of October 6, 2026, down 65,216 places since August 31, 2026; Google's Chrome UX Report places it in the top 1,000,000 most visited sites worldwide.

    My take: the story in the numbers

    What moved, and why I think it moved: the numbers read together, with the reviews in hand.

    The first year was a long slide, not a cliff. Nextpart had 9,588 visits in October 2024 and lost ground every month for eight months to 273 in June 2025, a 97% fall. A penalty takes traffic in one month; this took it in eight, which is what losing a few big category rankings one at a time looks like. The site's traffic has always come from phrases like 'nsfw cyoa' and 'nsfw chatbot', and as Google reshuffled those results through early 2025, the same months the rest of this category was re-rated, Nextpart went from page one to nowhere.

    The recovery was bought with links. Referring domains sat around 420 to 600 for a year, then jumped from 605 in June 2025 to 1,342 in October and 2,016 by September 2026, more than tripling. Traffic followed: 593 in August 2025, 1,794 in September, 2,222 in October. Backlinks tell me the campaign was broad rather than deep, 52,073 in June 2025 to a peak of 57,598 in November and 47,890 now, so hundreds of new sites each linking once, the signature of directory listings and review placements. A Domain Rating of 38 is the result.

    The spring 2026 surge was category traffic, and September gave half of it back. Visits went from 1,018 in March to 6,376 in July 2026 while brand searches fell from 480 to 390 over the same months, so the growth was not people looking for Nextpart; it was 'nsfw cyoa' and 'nsfw chatbot' ranking again. Then September 2026 dropped 44% to 3,503 while the US series held flat (2,296 in August, 2,306 in September). A fall that is entirely non-US is international rankings going, Korea and Brazil in the country table, not the product losing its home market.

    The name is small and has just doubled, which I cannot fully explain. 'Nextpart ai' had 720 US searches in September 2025, 1,300 in November, 390 in June and July 2026, and 880 in August. Google Trends resurfaced in the last three weeks of September. The most plausible reading is advertising or a creator mention, because nothing else moved: no press, no video, two Reddit threads. The cost per click of $3.86 says rivals bid on the name, which fits a category where the only 'review' thread about the brand is hosted by a competitor.

    What people say barely registers in the numbers, because almost nobody is saying anything. The one compliment on Reddit, memory, is the feature the tiers are built around, and the worry, consistency over long chats, is the same feature from the other side. Neither drives acquisition; category rankings do. That is a fragile position: a product with a real differentiator (memory by tier) whose visitors arrive for a generic phrase and leave without learning the brand's name, which is why the September loss did not show up in brand searches at all.

    Verdict. Mixed on the scorecard: traffic up 95% year on year and referring domains up 96%, but down 44% month on month, Tranco slipping from 615,352 to 680,568, and brand searches a tenth of the category phrases the site depends on. The link campaign restored the rankings that the 2025 slide took away; it did not create demand for Nextpart itself. If the US line keeps rising while the international pages settle, October looks like 3,500 to 4,000 again; if the category phrases slip once more, the site has no name recognition to fall back on.

    Written on October 8, 2026 from the figures above and the sources in Part 2.

    Part 5 · Over time

    How the numbers moved

    One chart per indicator. Hover or tap any point for the exact value and the change against the month before and the same month a year earlier.

    Search traffic, worldwide

    Visits from Google results each month, 24 months.

    The shape is the story: a 97% fall between October 2024 and June 2025, then a climb back to 37% of the old peak by September 2026. A drop that size usually means Google stopped ranking the site for a while; the recovery means it got back in.

    3.5K
    latest, Sep 26
    9.6K
    peak, Oct 24
    39.2K
    last 12 months
    02.5K5.0K7.5K10.0KOct 24Dec 24Feb 25Apr 25Jun 25Aug 25Oct 25Dec 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sep 263.5K
    Low 273High 9.6KAverage 3.1K
    Hover, tap, or use ← → to inspect a month

    Estimated organic search traffic. Source: DataForSEO

    Search traffic, United States

    The US is 66% of worldwide visits.

    The US line moves with the worldwide one (+107.2% year on year against +95.3% worldwide), so whatever is driving the overall trend is not a regional story.

    2.3K
    latest, Sep 26
    01.3K2.5K3.8K5.0KOct 24Dec 24Feb 25Apr 25Jun 25Aug 25Oct 25Dec 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sep 262.3K
    Low 174High 3.4KAverage 1.2K
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    Estimated organic search traffic. Source: DataForSEO

    Searches for “nextpart ai”, United States

    Brand searches are the best demand signal I have: nobody types a brand name unless they already know it. Google Ads rounds volumes into bands, so flat stretches are normal.

    880
    latest, Aug 26
    +22.2%
    vs Sep 25
    $3.86
    US cost per click
    05001.0K1.5K2.0KSep 25Nov 25Jan 26Mar 26May 26Aug 26880
    Low 390High 1.3KAverage 659
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    Monthly search volume, Google Ads keyword data. Source: DataForSEO

    Searches for “nextpart ai”, worldwide

    The US is about 24% of worldwide brand searches, and worldwide demand is 0.0% year on year. Demand and traffic are rising together, which is the healthiest pattern there is.

    3.6K
    latest, Aug 26
    01.3K2.5K3.8K5.0KSep 25Nov 25Jan 26Mar 26May 26Aug 263.6K
    Low 2.4KHigh 4.4KAverage 3.6K
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    Monthly search volume, Google Ads keyword data. Source: DataForSEO

    Google Trends, last 12 months

    Relative interest in "nextpart ai" worldwide on a 0 to 100 scale, where 100 is the busiest week. A trend, not a count. United States is where interest runs highest.

    15 / 100
    now
    July 5
    peak week
    0255075100Oct 5Nov 16Dec 28Feb 8Mar 22May 3Jun 14Jul 26Sep 6Oct 415
    Low 0High 100Average 3
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    Google Trends via SerpApi. Source: DataForSEO

    Google Trends, last 5 years

    Interest only became measurable in February 2024, so this is a young brand by search standards.

    012.52537.550Oct 21May 22Dec 22Jul 23Feb 24Sep 24Apr 25Nov 25Jun 26Oct 269
    Low 0High 38Average 2
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    Google Trends via SerpApi, monthly average of weekly values. Source: DataForSEO

    Around the brand on Google Trends

    Where interest is strongest, and which related searches are growing fastest.

    Most interested countries

    1. United States0
    2. Brazil0

    Fastest-rising searches

      Top related searches

        Google Trends via SerpApi, retrieved October 7, 2026. “Breakout” means growth over 5,000%.

        Where its visitors come from

        Estimated organic visits by country. United States leads with 71% of the total.

        The top three countries make up 77% of visits, so this is a concentrated audience; a ranking change in one of them would move the whole number.

        CountryVisitsShare
        United States2,49171.1%
        Canada1143.3%
        South Korea962.7%
        India491.4%
        Poland401.1%
        United Kingdom361.0%
        Brazil361.0%
        Mexico300.9%
        Australia240.7%
        Germany160.5%
        Italy150.4%
        Philippines140.4%

        22 countries checked; together they account for 86% of estimated worldwide visits.

        Organic traffic by country. Source: DataForSEO

        The searches that bring people in

        US Google, ranked by estimated visits. 6% of this traffic is people typing the brand name, so the audience mostly already knows it.

        KeywordPos.SearchesVisits
        luredai#26.6K1,075
        nsfw cyoa#733.1K348
        nsfw chatbot#512.1K236
        nsfw story generator#44.4K170
        nextpart aibrand#2720117
        ai sexting#3822.2K33
        unblocked ai#9518.1K18
        chat girlfriend#8522.2K13
        ai erotic generator#151.3K12
        ai unblocked#10012.1K11

        Ranked keywords, United States. Source: DataForSEO

        Websites linking to it

        Unique referring domains pointing to nextpart.ai. More linking sites usually means more staying power in Google.

        Links are still being earned (+96.5% in 12 months), which is what I want to see behind a traffic recovery: it suggests the growth is backed by the wider web, not just one ranking.

        2,016
        referring domains
        38 / 100
        Domain Rating by Ahrefs
        48 / 100
        DataForSEO domain rank
        06251.3K1.9K2.5KOct 24Dec 24Feb 25Apr 25Jun 25Aug 25Oct 25Dec 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sep 262.0K
        Low 422High 2.0KAverage 1.2K
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        Referring domains and domain rank. Source: DataForSEO

        Total backlinks

        47.9K
        latest, Sep 26
        025.0K50.0K75.0K100KOct 24Dec 24Feb 25Apr 25Jun 25Aug 25Oct 25Dec 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sep 2647.9K
        Low 29.5KHigh 57.6KAverage 49.7K
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        Backlinks. Source: DataForSEO

        Ready to make a call on NextPart AI?

        Visit the site, or compare it with the rest of the category first.

        In short

        What I learned, and what I expect next

        Pulling it together, from my own paid test, from what users say, and from my indicators: NextPart AI is holding steady right now. Here is the whole picture in a few lines, then the scorecard behind it.

        How it is performing

        NextPart AI drew an estimated 3,503 visits from Google search in September 2026, -44.1% on August 2026 and +95.3% on a year earlier. The year-on-year figure flatters it because it is measured against the June 2025 low; against the October 2024 peak it is at 37%. Over the last quarter the trend is growing (+23.4% against the three months before). Counting all traffic, it is #51 among the AI girlfriend sites I track, behind Kuki AI and OH Chat.

        Reading the trend with the reviews in hand: there are almost no reviews, and the traffic line shows what that costs. Nextpart's visits move with Google's ranking of 'nsfw cyoa' and 'nsfw chatbot', not with anything users say, because users say almost nothing: two Reddit threads, no videos, no press. The one feature anyone praises, memory, is also the one the sceptics want proven, and it is sold by tier, so the product's best argument is only visible to people who have already paid. The number to watch is US brand searches: 880 in August 2026, double June's figure, and the first sign in a year that anyone is looking for the name rather than the category.

        What changed

        Brand demand is the standout: about 880 US searches a month (+22.2% year on year) and 3,600 worldwide. Demand and traffic are rising together, which is the healthiest pattern there is. In popularity terms it has slipped 65,216 places since August 31, 2026. Links are still being earned (+96.5% in 12 months).

        What I expect

        The indicators point in different directions, so I expect NextPart AI to hold roughly where it is: traffic near 5.4K visits a month and a position around #51 among the sites I track. A sustained rise in brand searches is the signal that would lift it. 8 of its 8 closest search rivals currently get more US search traffic than it does, which is the gap to watch.

        Scorecard

        Each indicator, its latest reading, and which way it is pointing.

        ▼
        Search traffic, latest monthvs August 2026
        -44.1%
        ▲
        Search traffic, last quarterlast 3 months vs the 3 before
        +23.4%
        ▲
        Search traffic, year on yearvs September 2025
        +95.3%
        ▲
        Brand demand (US searches)vs September 2025
        +22.2%
        ▼
        Google Trends interest15% of the 12-month peak
        15 / 100
        ▼
        Popularity rank, 30 days#680,568 worldwide
        down 65,216 places
        ▲
        Referring domains, 12 months2,016 sites link to it
        +96.5%
        ●
        Public attention0 combined video views
        0 articles · 0 videos
        ●
        Reddit threads, by stance2 threads read with top comments
        1 positive · 1 mixed · 0 negative

        ▲ improving · ▼ worsening · ● steady or not directional. Thresholds: a change of more than 3% counts as a move.

        What I will check next month

        • Whether September 2026’s traffic figure held, rose or fell once the next month is in.
        • Whether US brand searches move out of the 880 band they have sat in.
        • Whether the Tranco rank keeps the direction it showed over the last 30 days.

        Part 7 · Method

        How I measured all this

        I bought a NextPart AI membership and tested it myself, and I come at the write-up as a data researcher. Everything on this page is measured, because the whole point of this site is to rank AI girlfriend platforms by real usage and interest rather than by anyone’s taste, and every brand page uses the same indicators in the same order so they can be compared. I pulled every figure on October 7, 2026.

        Traffic, keywords, backlinks, competitors, WHOIS
        From DataForSEO, refreshed monthly. “Organic traffic” is an estimate of visits from Google results, modelled from the keywords a site ranks for. It leaves out direct visits, app traffic, paid ads and social referrals, so the real audience is bigger; that is why I also show an all-traffic popularity rank.
        Brand search volume
        Google Ads keyword data via DataForSEO. Google rounds these into bands, which is why months often repeat the same figure.
        Domain Rating
        Domain Rating by Ahrefs, a 100-point measure of backlink strength, published under Ahrefs’ Domain Rating license. The DataForSEO domain rank is a separate 100-point backlink score.
        Popularity rank
        The Tranco list, an academic ranking of the top million domains built from DNS and browser data; a rank, not a visit count. The Chrome UX Report tier is Google's own popularity bucket from real Chrome users.
        Trends, videos, forums, press, search suggestions
        Google Trends is relative interest on a 0 to 100 scale, not a count. News, YouTube, Reddit and autocomplete data come through SerpApi from public Google and YouTube results; video views are summed across the videos I found. For the most-watched videos I also pull the caption transcript through SerpApi, read it in full, and write a short account of what the video says plus my own conclusion; videos without captions are listed by title only. For Reddit I read each thread Google surfaces directly from reddit.com in a browser, record its upvotes, comment count and top comments as they stood that day, screenshot the post as it is publicly visible, and classify it after reading; threads with no analysis yet are listed by title. Press articles are read in full and classified the same way; pages that block automated readers are marked as unread. The category search check is a live Google result for the category's own term (United States, desktop) via DataForSEO. Discord counts come from the server's public invite page.
        Hands-on testing
        I purchased a NextPart AI membership and used the product myself: chat, memory, images and the paid extras. My own test tells me what each feature does; the verdict on each feature comes from what users publish, because for a brand this size their view is more grounded than one reviewer's.
        Rounding and independence
        Figures are rounded for display; charts show the exact values. Top AI Girlfriends is not affiliated with DataForSEO, Ahrefs, SerpApi, Google, or NextPart AI.

        Part 8 · Final verdict

        One last word on NextPart AI

        Nextpart is a credit-metered NSFW roleplay platform that sells memory by the tier, and that idea is better than its reputation, which is almost nonexistent. Two Reddit threads, no videos and no press is a near-silent record for a site with 2,000 referring domains. The one user who comments praises the memory, and I partly disagree only because the memory worth praising is the 32K Deluxe context you pay $19.99 a month for. The chat writing is competent, the images match the scene, and the voice clips sound natural.

        The trade-off is a good multimedia bundle against an operator who will not say who they are. Premium at $9.99 keeps you watching a credit meter; Deluxe at $19.99 ($12.99 annually) removes it and doubles the memory, which is the plan the product is really designed around. There are no live calls, the video clips are a few seconds, the free trial is a handful of replies, and the library's taboo framing is a choice you should see before you decide. The AI Overview calls it 'unrestricted'; I disagree, there is a filter, and 'less restricted than Character.AI' is the honest line.

        Who should pick it: someone who wants long, consistent adult roleplay with images and voice replies in one subscription, is willing to pay for the Deluxe tier, and pays by card or crypto without needing to know the company behind it. Who should not: anyone who wants a real free tier, live voice calls, a named operator with a privacy record, or a companion app rather than a roleplay engine.

        Where it stands today: #51 of the AI girlfriend sites I track, mixed on my scorecard, with traffic up 95% year on year, down 44% in September, and name recognition a tenth of the category phrases it ranks for. The verdict improves if the August doubling in brand searches holds through the autumn; it worsens the next time Google re-rates 'nsfw chatbot', because there is nothing else holding the traffic up.

        See where NextPart AI stands among every AI girlfriend site

        Every platform I track, tested the same way and ranked by the same indicators.