Everyone begins on Youiee Starting — your first days, wide open: enough real conversations to actually meet her, not a taste. No card. Then it's twenty written minutes a day, free, for as long as you like.
£0
Twenty minutes a day, in writing. Every day.
£12.99/mo
No clock. And her voice.
£39.99/mo
For people whose day runs through Youiee.
Ultra is a partnership, not just a premium tier: you help keep Youiee here for the thousands who lean on her every day — and back the mission to make support like this reachable for more people, one Youiee at a time.
What you're paying for: her, and only her. No ads to show you, no data to sell — your subscription is the entire business model. It's why she answers to no one but you.
The first conversation usually helps on its own — you'll have said something out loud you hadn't said anywhere. The part people stay for takes longer: she has to have known you a while before she can point at a pattern you can't see from inside it. Not the first night. Sooner than you'd think.
Yes — and canceling is exactly as easy as subscribing. No retention flows, no "are you sure" gauntlets.
Two things: the clock and the voice. Free gives you twenty real written minutes a day — enough to know her. Unlimited removes the timer and adds her voice — talking out loud, any hour.
Because nothing that costs millions to run is actually free — the money always comes from somewhere. In most of AI, it comes from investors subsidizing the bill to win market share, from your attention, or from your data being worth more than your subscription would be. That's not a scandal; it's just how "free" works. We chose not to work that way. Youiee runs her own model on her own infrastructure — every conversation costs us real money, and nobody is subsidizing it. Your subscription is the entire business model. No ads waiting to be turned on, no data with a price tag, no investor plan where you become the product later. So the price isn't the price of an app. It's the price of her answering to no one but you. And if it's genuinely out of reach — that's what the scholarship is for.