AnonRouter offers the widest verified selection of explicitly labeled uncensored models, with six text routes from $0.07/$0.40 to $0.625/$3.75 per million tokens and per-route privacy labels. Featherless is the stronger pick if privacy is your top concern, at a flat $25/month with unlimited tokens and a published no-logging policy. NoFilter Index's own 18+ companion, FlirtAlly, is in beta with the waitlist open.
TL;DR
- AnonRouter admits a model to its uncensored collection only when provider catalog metadata explicitly marks it uncensored, so the label is a filter you can trust rather than marketing.
- Featherless charges a flat $25/month for unlimited tokens, 32K context, and four concurrent units, and its written policy states it does not log chats, prompts, or completions.
- The cheapest uncensored route on AnonRouter is z-ai/glm-4.7-flash-heretic at $0.07 input / $0.40 output per million tokens with a 200K context.
- AnonRouter's privacy labels are per route: Private means content is not retained after the request, Anonymous hides your identity but the provider can read the prompt, and E2EE requires client-side verification.
- Featherless's gemma-4-26B-A4B-it-uncensored was uncensored expert by expert with a published 0.7% refusal rate across four test sets and quality effectively unchanged.
- Gemini is the filtered baseline most readers are fleeing: its free tier caps Deep Research at 5 reports per month and its model routing is not exposed in the UI.
- Venice's roleplay route on AnonRouter costs $0.50/$2.00 per million tokens, versus $0.20/$0.90 for the general Venice entry, a 2.5x difference on input and roughly 2.2x on output.
Head-to-head
| Dimension | AnonRouter | Featherless | Gemini |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $0.07/$0.40 per 1M tokens (GLM Heretic) | $25/mo flat, unlimited tokenswinner | Free to $199.99/mo consumer plans |
| Uncensored verification | Label applied only when provider metadata explicitly marks itwinner | 781-model uncensored filter; published refusal rates on key builds | Not uncensored at all |
| Privacy | Per-route labels; TDX confidential VM; E2EE option | Written no-logging policy, real-time processing, nothing stored | Standard Google handling, no uncensored routes |
| Context window | 64K to 1M depending on routewinner | 32K on the Chat plan | Not published per query; model routing hidden |
| Selection | 6 labeled uncensored text models within a 300-model catalog | 781 uncensored/abliterated modelswinner | 5 consumer tiers, all moderated |
| Ease of switching | Copy an exact model ID, no new provider accountwinner | Switch models within one API, one plan | Locked to Google's ladder |
| Best use case | Cost-conscious uncensored chat with per-request privacy control | Roleplay and long fiction on a flat bill | Filtered productivity work in Google Workspace |
Scores
AnonRouter is an OpenAI-compatible router offering 300 models, including a curated uncensored collection that admits a model only when provider catalog metadata explicitly marks it uncensored. It does not infer the label from a name or benchmark. At the time of review, that collection holds six text models plus image-generation and editing entries, each with its own downstream privacy label: Private, Anonymous, or E2EE. The platform's content plane runs in an attested Intel TDX confidential VM with TLS terminating inside it, the code that handles plaintext is public, and a private-ticket flow keeps your stable credential on the control plane so it never sees prompt content. You switch models by copying an exact model ID, which makes A/B testing between routes straightforward.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| google/gemma-4-uncensored | $0.1625/per 1M input tokens | 256K context, Private route, $0.50 per 1M output |
| z-ai/glm-4.7-flash-heretic | $0.07/per 1M input tokens | 200K context, Private route, $0.40 per 1M output, experimental variant |
| google/gemma-4-26b-a4b-uncensored | $0.19/per 1M input tokens | 64K context, E2EE route, $0.88 per 1M output |
| venice/venice-uncensored-1.2 | $0.2/per 1M input tokens | 128K context, Private route, $0.90 per 1M output |
| venice/venice-role-play-uncensored | $0.5/per 1M input tokens | 128K context, Private route, $2.00 per 1M output |
| qwen/qwen-3.6-plus-uncensored | $0.625/per 1M input tokens | 1M context, Anonymous route, $3.75 per 1M output, provider retention not guaranteed |
Pros
- Strict metadata-based labeling means the uncensored filter is trustworthy, not inferred
- Cheapest token rates in the group, starting at $0.07/$0.40 per million
- Route-level privacy labels let you separate moderation from privacy, which most vendors blur
- Confidential-VM content plane with public code is independently checkable
Cons
- The Anonymous route hides your identity but the provider can still read the prompt, and retention is not guaranteed
- E2EE route requires client-side verification and encryption setup, and changing a base URL does not perform those steps
- The E2EE Gemma entry has a smaller 64K context allowance
- GLM Heretic is labeled experimental, so results need inspection before regular use
Featherless hosts uncensored and abliterated open-weight models behind an OpenAI-compatible API, with nothing to download. Its uncensored filter lists 781 models, and the company publishes practical guidance on which model fits which job: Huihui-Qwen3.5-27B-abliterated for general reasoning, gemma-4-26B-A4B-it-uncensored for speed, Huihui-Mistral-Small-3.2-24B for fiction and roleplay, and Qwythos-9B for security research and code. The Gemma 4 uncensoring was done expert by expert with a published 0.7% refusal rate across four test sets and quality effectively unchanged. Its privacy policy is written down plainly: Featherless does not log chats, prompts, or completions sent through its API, and requests are processed in real time and never stored. Small models like the 9B and 4B builds cost one concurrent unit instead of two, doubling parallel throughput.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Chat plan | $25/mo | Unlimited tokens, 32K context, four concurrent units, cancel anytime |
| Developer plan | $50/mo | Starts at $50/month in credits, billed per token, unused credits roll over |
Pros
- Flat $25/month with unlimited tokens is predictable where competitors meter per token
- Written, published no-logging policy, which is the core requirement for most uncensored use
- Huge catalog: 781 uncensored or abliterated models
- Per-job model guidance with published refusal-rate testing on key builds
Cons
- 32K context on the Chat plan is small next to AnonRouter routes reaching 256K and 1M
- Abliteration can cost a little quality versus the base model, so you should compare
- Four concurrent units cap parallel throughput on the standard plan
Gemini is Google's mainstream assistant and the filtered baseline most uncensored-seekers are running from. It is not an uncensored tool, and that is exactly why it belongs in this comparison: it shows what a moderated product costs and what it gives up. The consumer ladder runs Free at $0, AI Plus at $4.99, AI Pro at $19.99, and two Ultra plans at $99.99 and $199.99. The free tier includes Gemini 3.6 Flash as the primary model, varying access to 3.1 Pro with routing not exposed in the UI, 5 Deep Research reports per month, and 15 GB of storage. Google cut AI Plus from $7.99 to $4.99 on June 8, 2026 and doubled its storage to 400 GB, and at I/O 2026 the old $249.99 Ultra tier split into 5x and 20x plans. If a tool refuses your prompts, this is the pattern of product you are dealing with.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | 3.6 Flash, varying 3.1 Pro, 5 Deep Research/month, 15 GB |
| Google AI Plus | $4.99/mo | 2x Free usage, video generation, 200 Flow credits, 400 GB |
| Google AI Pro | $19.99/mo | 4x Free usage, Deep Search, 1,000 Flow credits, 5 TB |
| Google AI Ultra 5x | $99.99/mo | 5x Pro usage, priority access, YouTube Premium, 20 TB |
| Google AI Ultra 20x | $199.99/mo | 20x Pro usage, top allotments, 20 TB |
Pros
- Cheapest paid tier in this whole comparison at $4.99/month
- Deep Workspace integration in Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and Meet
- Annual billing now available on every paid plan
- Free tier is a genuine sampling option for light personal use
Cons
- Fully moderated: it will refuse the mature and unfiltered prompts that bring people to this category
- Model routing is not exposed in the UI, so you do not know which model served a query
- Free-tier daily usage limits are published without a specific per-day count
- 5 Deep Research reports per month is the firmest free-tier cap
Pricing compared: flat rate versus per-token metering
What uncensored actually means, and how each vendor verifies it
Privacy: the part most uncensored marketing skips
Which should you pick?
FAQs
Does uncensored mean the model will answer anything?
No. The uncensored label describes moderation settings, not a guarantee. A model can still decline, and the label says nothing about who can read your prompt. Treat it as a selection filter, then evaluate the route's privacy protection separately before sending sensitive material.
What is the difference between uncensored and abliterated models?
Uncensored is the outcome; abliteration is one method of getting there. It suppresses the refusal behavior inside the model instead of retraining it on refusal-free data the way older Dolphin models were. Abliteration is faster but can cost a little quality, so compare the abliterated build against its base model before committing.
Does Featherless log prompts?
No. Featherless's published policy states it does not log chats, prompts, or completions sent through its API. Requests are processed in real time and never stored, which for uncensored use is usually the deciding factor when choosing a provider.
What does AnonRouter's Anonymous route label actually promise?
Anonymous hides your AnonRouter identity from the provider, but the provider can still read the prompt, and its retention is not guaranteed by the label. Private means content is not retained after the request completes. E2EE requires your client to verify destination evidence and encrypt locally, which changing a base URL does not accomplish.
Which uncensored model should I try first?
For general writing and open-ended chat, the google/gemma-4-uncensored route on AnonRouter balances cost and context at $0.1625/$0.50 per million tokens with 256K context. On Featherless, start with Huihui-Qwen3.5-27B-abliterated for general use or the Mistral Small 3.2 build for fiction. Run a short task you can judge yourself before sending anything long.
Sources
Best uncensored AI models in 2026: a guide | ToolScout
Best Uncensored AI Models in 2026: Run These Top Open LLMs Today - Featherless
Gemini Pricing & Subscription Cost for Pro, Plus and Ultra Plans
AI Pricing: What's the True AI Cost for Businesses in 2026? | Zylo
The 7 best cheap AI tools in 2026 | eesel AI
Best Uncensored AI Models 2026: Tested & Ranked | MangoMind