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Dipsea review
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Good for
- Short, professionally written and narrated audio stories with a large back catalog.
Skip it if
- You hate subscription mazes: the App Store lists ten different Dipsea prices, and purchases are final.
Dipsea produces its own stories with professional writers and voice actors, and claims a library of more than 1,000 audio stories, plus romance novels, sleep scenes and soundscapes. It was bought in 2024 by RevenueCat, a subscription-software company, when it had 93,847 paying subscribers, per TechCrunch, which also reported that it uses AI voice technology alongside human narrators.
The list price on the US App Store is $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year, but the listing shows a run of older and promotional prices too, so what you pay depends on the offer you get. Its terms say every plan auto-renews and purchases are final, and its handful of Trustpilot reviews are all about trials turning into charges and cancelling. Read how to avoid the free-trial trap before you start one.
On privacy, its App Store label says the data it collects is not linked to your identity and lists no tracking, though that label is self-reported and we couldn't find a privacy policy on its website.
The facts
- Price
- Dipsea Unlimited is a subscription; a few stories can be free after sign-up. On Nov 11, 2026 the US App Store listed it at $12.99 a month, $25.99 a quarter and $69.99 a year, plus older or promotional prices ($8.99, $34.99, $47.99, $59.99) and a $6.99 three-day pass. Dipsea publishes no price page; its site offers a 7-day free trial. Plans auto-renew, annual plans get a reminder email at least 14 days before renewal, and purchases are final with no refunds.[1][2][3]
- What's on it
- Short, scripted audio stories, romance novels, sleep scenes and soundscapes made with professional writers and voice actors; the App Store description claims "1,000+ audio stories". It is aimed at women and written from "the female gaze". When RevenueCat bought it in 2024, TechCrunch reported 93,847 paying subscribers and said Dipsea also uses ElevenLabs' AI voice technology alongside human narrators.[1][4]
- Content rules & age checks
- Its terms say you must be 18 or older, and the App Store rates the app 18+. Age is self-declared. Every story is produced in-house, so there is no user-submitted content to moderate. The terms publish no separate content policy.[3][1]
- Privacy & billing
- Dipsea's App Store privacy label (self-reported, not checked by Apple) lists purchases, location, contact info, user content, search history, identifiers, usage data and "sensitive info" as collected but not linked to your identity, and lists no tracking. We could not find its privacy policy on dipseastories.com in November 2026. Paying through the App Store shows as an Apple charge on your statement, not Dipsea.[1][3]
- Complaints & paywalls
- We found no regulator action, lawsuit or reported data breach as of Nov 2026. That is not proof there is none. Its unclaimed Trustpilot page has only 4 reviews (2.9), all negative: charges after a free trial, an annual fee the reviewer says wasn't clear, and "Too hard to cancel" (Jan 2026). Disputes go to individual arbitration in the US unless you opt out within 30 days of agreeing to the terms.[5][3]
Sources
- App Store: Dipsea, listing and in-app purchases (checked Nov 11, 2026) apps.apple.com
- Dipsea: Homepage dipseastories.com
- Dipsea: Terms of Service dipseastories.com
- TechCrunch: RevenueCat acquires Dipsea (Sep 2024) techcrunch.com
- Trustpilot: dipseastories.com (unclaimed profile, 4 reviews, checked Nov 11, 2026) trustpilot.com