Contact: Corrections, Removals and Partnerships

How do I contact this site?

Send an email to contact@candyaishortsnsfw.com, which is the single contact point for everything on this site. There is no phone line, no street address, no chat widget and no inbox on social media, so a message sent anywhere else will not reach us.

The mailbox is read by the editorial desk. Articles are written under the declared pen name Mara Vexley, and any reply will come from the same address. To help us act quickly, put the full web address of the page you are writing about in your first line, say in one sentence what you want changed and, where it applies, add the official source that proves it.

This is a small independent reference site about the explicit side of Candy Shorts. How it works, how its ratings are set and how it earns money are laid out on the about page and the disclaimer.

How do I report a wrong fact or an outdated price?

Email the page address, the sentence that is wrong and a link to the official page that shows the right figure, with the date you saw it. That is the quickest kind of message for us to act on.

Prices, token costs, free-episode rules and policies on this site carry a check date, and the sources we cite are Candy AI’s own pages. Plans and token prices do change, and a reader who has just looked at a checkout screen often spots a shift before we do. If a new series appeared, an episode count moved or a Spicy poster went public, tell us what you saw and where.

Disagreeing with an NSFW Index level is welcome too. Say which free episode you watched and what it showed, because the Index rests only on the two free episodes (their subtitles and visible setup) and never on paid ones. The method is public in the NSFW Index explanation.

How do I ask for something to be changed or removed?

Write from an address we can reply to, say who you are and which page or sentence is concerned, and tell us what you want done. Performers, their representatives, rights holders and staff at Candy AI can all use this route.

• A performer or representative: name the page and the wording you want changed. Licensed twin pages describe the twin as a licensed digital likeness, and we will correct anything that says more than the facts support.
• A rights holder: tell us which text or image you object to and why.
• A reader with an adults-only concern: if any series we cover reads to you as youth-coded, tell us the page and the reason. We already leave out 36 catalog series on purpose after screening titles and roles, and we will review what you flag.

Takedowns on the official sites are outside our control: those sites have their own owner, and requests about their material must go there.

Can I propose a partnership or a listing?

Yes, by email, with a description of what you offer and why it fits a site about explicit AI-generated series. We read proposals, but the site’s rules limit what we can say yes to.

Buttons here that open candy.ai carry an affiliate tag, as the disclaimer explains. The NSFW Index is set by a published method from the free episodes, so no conversation about a partnership can change a series’ level or its place in a chart. Pitches that depend on a better rating, on hiding a price or on describing paid episodes we have not seen will not go anywhere.

If you run another adult AI video product and want to be considered for our comparison guide, the NSFW AI video apps page shows how we judge them.

Can you help with my Candy AI account, billing or a refund?

No: we are not Candy AI, we cannot see accounts or payments, and we cannot issue or ask for refunds on your behalf. Questions about your account should go to the support team of the platform itself.

Start with the official help center, which covers cancelling, tokens and the billing statement entry (it reads “EverAI”). Time matters for refunds: under the terms of service (checked October 22, 2026), money comes back only for card payments, only on a request made inside a day of the charge, and only with no more than 20 tokens spent. A message to us in that window will not stop the clock, so go to the platform first. Our safe to pay guide walks through the steps.

What should I leave out of a message?

Leave out passwords, card numbers, identity documents and any explicit images or video. We cannot use them, and we would rather not hold them.

Plain text is enough. Describe the problem, paste the page address and name the official page that supports your point. Messages are used to answer you and to correct the site; for how the site handles data in general, see the privacy page.