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Quinn review
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Good for
- The cheapest audio erotica subscription, with independent creators you can tip and actor-voiced original series.
Skip it if
- You want to read rather than listen (Quinn dropped written stories), or you need a published content policy before you pay.
Quinn is an audio erotica app aimed at women, founded in 2019. It mixes independent creators with "Quinn Originals", scripted series voiced by actors. On the US App Store it costs $7.99 a month or $59.99 a year, the lowest prices among the audio apps we compared (see audio erotica apps on price).
You can also buy "Roses" to tip a creator, who gets their value minus store fees and a 20% cut to Quinn. That is a genuine plus if you want your money to reach a particular narrator. The privacy policy says it does not sell or share data for targeted ads, though it uses Google Analytics; the policy is dated 2023 and still carries a drafting header, which suggests nobody has looked at it in a while.
Age is self-declared and we could not find a published content policy for creators. In January 2026 it apologized for editing a mention of trans women out of an interview clip and donated $25,000 to Trans Lifeline. We found no regulator action.
The facts
- Price
- On Nov 11, 2026 the US App Store listed a $7.99 monthly and a $59.99 yearly subscription for unlimited listening, and "Roses" tip packs from $2.99 to $69.99. Quinn passes a Rose's value to the creator, minus store fees and a 20% cut. Its own site shows no prices, and we could not confirm a free trial from an official source. Subscriptions renew until cancelled, and a deleted account gets no refund.[1][2]
- What's on it
- Audio stories from independent creators, plus "Quinn Originals" series voiced by actors (Wikipedia lists Andrew Scott, Jamie Campbell Bower and Heated Rivalry's Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams). Founded in 2019 by Caroline Spiegel. Quinn publishes no catalog total; its playlists alone run to hundreds of tracks. Wikipedia reports that in late 2025, 83% of subscribers were women and 80% were aged 24 to 30. It dropped written erotica years ago to focus on audio.[3][4]
- Content rules & age checks
- You must be 18 or older to use Quinn, which the terms ask you to confirm; there is no ID check, and the App Store rates it 18+. The terms and acceptable-use policy (July 2025) ban illegal use generally, but we could not find a published content policy setting out what creators may upload.[2][1]
- Privacy & billing
- The privacy policy (revised July 26, 2023) says Quinn does not "sell" or "share" personal information for targeted ads and hasn't in the past 12 months, and that it tries not to collect sensitive information. It still uses analytics (Vercel, Google Analytics) and lets analytics and ad partners set cookies. The policy page still carries a drafting header comparing it with another company's policy. The App Store label lists financial info, contact info, identifiers and usage data as not linked to you.[5][1]
- Complaints & paywalls
- We found no regulator action, lawsuit or reported data breach as of Nov 2026. That is not proof there is none. In January 2026 Quinn apologized for cutting a mention of trans women from an interview clip with its Ember & Ice stars, and donated $25,000 to Trans Lifeline. The terms send disputes to individual arbitration, with a 30-day opt-out.[6][4][2]
Sources
- App Store: Quinn, listing and in-app purchases (checked Nov 11, 2026) apps.apple.com
- Quinn: Terms of Service (updated July 21, 2025) tryquinn.com
- Quinn: Homepage (checked Nov 11, 2026) tryquinn.com
- Wikipedia: Quinn (app) (checked Nov 11, 2026) en.wikipedia.org
- Quinn: Privacy Policy (revised July 26, 2023) tryquinn.com
- Out: Quinn apologizes for cutting trans women from Heated Rivalry interview (Jan 2026) out.com