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About CandyAI Shorts: who publishes the guide and how every page is checked
An independent guide to Candy Shorts: who publishes it, where every figure comes from, what is never described, and how the site is paid for.
CandyAI Shorts is an independent, English-language guide to Candy Shorts, the short-series video section of Candy.ai. It answers the questions people have before they sign up or pay: what a series is about, how many episodes it has, what is free, what the rest costs and how adult it gets. The site is not run by, affiliated with or endorsed by Candy.ai, CandyShorts or EverAI Ltd.
Who publishes the guide
Every page is published under the CandyAI Shorts editors byline, and the same team answers corrections and questions sent to contact@candyai-shorts.net. The site covers one product only, Candy Shorts and the Candy Creators program around it, so every page is about something that can be checked on the official site.
How the facts are checked
- The official catalog is the source. Episode counts, free episodes, token prices per episode, subtitle languages, Spicy tags and New Episodes flags are read from the official Candy Shorts pages, and figures that can change carry the date they were checked.
- Episode 1 is checked directly. On the series guides kept in full, the notes on episode 1 come from the episode as published on the official series page, including its official English subtitles, and its running time is measured from the video file itself.
- Paywalled content is not described. Spicy series and paid episodes are locked for visitors, so their plots are not summarized here. When a detail is not public, the page says so instead of guessing.
- Prices are dated. Premium and token prices are shown with the month in which they were confirmed.
How the pages are written
Drafts are prepared with the help of AI writing tools and are then checked against the sources above before they are published. Nothing the official pages do not show is presented as fact: no invented plot points, no quotes that do not appear in an episode, and no claims of personal testing.
Which series get a full guide
Candy Shorts adds new titles almost every week. Full, regularly checked guides are kept for the series readers look for most and for those that can be verified in depth; the rest of the catalog is listed in the Candy Shorts series index, and the licensed performer twins are covered on the creators page.
Adult content
Candy Shorts is an adult service, and this site is meant for readers aged 18 and over only. Pages describe premises, access and prices in plain, non-graphic language, and every character on the platform is an AI-generated adult. The site is labeled as adult content for search engines and parental-control filters, and visitors confirm their age before reading.
How the site makes money
Links to Candy AI pass through a redirect on this site and may earn a commission when a reader subscribes, at no extra cost to the reader. Commissions do not decide which series get a guide or how they are described, and no series or creator pays to be featured. What a free account opens is explained in the free access guide, so readers can try before paying.
Corrections and contact
Outdated counts and wrong details are fixed as soon as they are reported: write to contact@candyai-shorts.net with the address of the page, and the updated page shows the date of the change. Copyright notices go to dmca@candyai-shorts.net. The contact page lists both addresses and what to include.
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