As of October 29, 2026, the Candy AI home page carries a Halloween 2026 banner that advertises 70% off Premium and links to the subscriptions page. The 70% sits on the 12-month plan, and no promo code is involved. For Candy Shorts viewers the useful question is narrower than the banner: do you need Premium at all, and what will 100 monthly tokens unlock this weekend?
The banner, the subscriptions page and the one plan wearing a 70% tag
Candy lists three Premium plans, and our pricing guide checked them in October 2026. One month starts at $9.99 and runs $13.99 a month after that. Three months comes to $8.99 a month, billed $26.97 a quarter. Twelve months works out to $3.99 a month, billed $47.88 a year.
That last plan is the one labeled 70% OFF and Best Value, measured against the $13.99 monthly price. The Candy AI discount is the plan price itself, so there is no code to paste. We are not comparing it with other times of the year; it is simply the plan Candy is promoting for Halloween.
Who saves money here, and who can skip the sale entirely
Start with the free route, because it covers more than people expect. All seven series in this guide are non-Spicy, so the opening pair of each plays at no cost after a free sign-up on Candy.ai, fourteen openings in all. Our free guide explains what that sign-up unlocks. If openings are all you want, the sale is not for you.
The deal pays off in three cases. You want to finish a story, since from episode 3 a non-Spicy series charges tokens and Premium brings 100 of them each month. You want the Spicy shelf, the 15 series that need Premium from episode 1 and give you their first two episodes without tokens; our uncensored guide covers it. Or you would subscribe anyway, and then $47.88 is a little over three months at the regular monthly rate.
A hundred tokens, one long weekend: three ways to spend them
Every Premium month comes with 100 tokens, and the episode price decides how far they stretch. At 12 tokens an episode, the price of most Candy-character series and all six darker picks below, 100 tokens buy 8 paid episodes. At 30 tokens, the price of creator series and some Spicy titles, they buy 3. At 50 tokens, the price of Spicy creator titles, they buy 2.
The one-story night. Mia Malkova's three paid episodes cost 90 tokens, which finishes that series and leaves too little for another episode.
The double feature. Two complete 12-token series plus the first two paid episodes of a third make 8 paid episodes and 96 tokens.
The slow burn. With two months of Premium, give each month its own job: the party weekend first, a pair of darker series second.
Camilla's family, a rigged game and a closet: the one set on Halloween weekend
Mia Malkova Is My Girlfriend's Step-Mom is the only series here actually set on Halloween weekend. An anxious boyfriend spends it with his girlfriend Camilla's relatives, and her stepmom keeps arranging the party games so that he lands on her side. Five episodes run in total, the first two free and the last three at 30 tokens each.
The free pair stays flirtatious: episode 1 brings the introduction and a lights-out rule, and episode 2 is hide and seek, stopping with Camilla close enough to hear. Neither shows nudity or sex, while the paid episodes are explicit. We rate it Hot, 4 of 5; our heat guide explains the scale.
The stepmom comes from a licensed digital twin: name and likeness used with consent, every scene AI-generated, nothing filmed by Malkova herself. Her other series are on her creator page.
After midnight: six darker stories, from a motel to a sunken garden
Vampire's Lust is the classic opener: a married driver stops for a stranded woman on a dark road, and the free pair ends in a motel with something supernatural hanging over it. Forgive Me, Father is the quiet one, built on a confession in which a parishioner tells the new priest what she has been thinking.
Claimed by the Dragon Queen offers a queen who treats her human lover as a stranger at court and her own in private, with three earlier lovers gone missing. Dragon Queen's Dark Desire is a quest: a future queen who cannot take dragon form gets a warlock healer, and his examination soon stops being clinical.
She Was Sent to Kill Me is the thriller. A hunter in a deadly game is ordered to kill the player who came back to the gate for her, and the free pair ends on a countdown. Trespasser of the Sunken Court closes the shelf: a thief breaks into an elven garden, and the princess who catches him keeps him alive.
All seven sit at Hot, 4 of 5, and the free pair of each holds back what the paid episodes show. It is AI-generated fiction about fictional adults.
Fine print: no code, no end date and a 70% that needs a footnote
The footnote is the comparison point: the 70% is measured against the $13.99 monthly price, and the 12-month plan is billed once a year at $47.88. The 70% claim belongs to the yearly plan only.
We do not know when the offer ends, and we will not guess. The banner was live on October 29, 2026, and offers like this often stay up a few days past October 31, but that is a pattern, not a promise.
We could not confirm three things: how cancellation and refunds work on a 12-month plan, whether a monthly subscriber can switch mid-term, and whether unused tokens carry over. Read the plan page before paying.
When the one-month plan is the better Halloween buy
If your plan is one weekend of viewing, the yearly total is more than you need. The one-month plan starts at $9.99, enough time for Mia's three paid episodes with the 100 tokens included, and the three-month plan at $8.99 a month sits in between. After the first month it runs $13.99, so set a reminder before the second charge.
The yearly plan wins when you expect to keep watching, on Spicy titles or later waves of series, at the lowest monthly rate on the page. For everyone else the cheapest first move is free: watch the opening pair of the party weekend tonight, and let the end of episode 2 decide whether anything gets bought.