She is warm when you reach for her. That is what body warmth buys, it costs $115 on our configurator, and it is the option we would take before any other.
The rest of the list is where a build quietly gains several hundred dollars. We sell all of it, we would take about half of it, and below is which half and why. Every price here is ours — check them against the configurator as you read.
Our option list, with what we charge
| Option | Our price | Our view |
|---|---|---|
| Body warmth | +$115 | Take it |
| Oral warmth | +$75 | Only alongside body warmth |
| Intimate warmth | +$100 | Only alongside body warmth |
| Hip movement | +$280 | Think hard |
| Head movement | +$280 | Think hard |
| Oral motion | +$300 | Function-specific |
| Clamp & Suck (Internal) | +$100 | Function-specific |
| Clamp & Suck (External) | +$100 | Function-specific |
| Intelligent moaning | +$130 | Read the section first |
| Softer belly | +$80 | Quietly good value |
| Softer thighs | +$130 | Quietly good value |
Take everything on that list and you have added over $1,600 to the build. That is the number worth having in front of you before you start clicking, because on screen it arrives $100 at a time.
Warmth — the one we would not skip
Silicone sits at room temperature and feels like it. That is the widest gap between her and what she resembles, and warmth closes more of it than anything else we sell.
What it is: an internal heating element that brings the body up toward skin temperature.
What it isn't:
- Even. It is localised warmth, not body heat throughout — warmer in some places than others.
- Instant. It takes time to come up. This is the most common surprise, and it is why we say it here rather than in the manual.
- Mechanically free. It is an electrical component: five months of warranty rather than six, and one more thing that can fail.
Oral warmth ($75) and intimate warmth ($100) are worth taking only with body warmth. On their own they produce a warm patch on a cool body, which is stranger than no warmth at all. Ordered together they are the option people mean when they say the heating changed things.
Motion — the one to think hardest about
Hip movement and head movement, $280 each.
What they are: servo-driven movement through a defined range. A hip that moves in a pattern; a head that turns and tilts. Animatronics, not animation — a cycle, not a response. Nothing on our configurator, or anyone else's, reacts to you. What actually exists in 2026.
We sell them and we will fit them. We would also rather you bought them knowing that motion is impressive early and that its appeal depends on novelty holding — and that this is the option most often described in the owner forums as the one people would not buy again.
Also true of motion: it adds noise, weight and internal complexity, and it is another electrical component on the five-month term. On a build already at the top of what you can comfortably lift, that weight is not a footnote. What she actually weighs.
Oral motion and Clamp & Suck
Oral motion is $300. Clamp & Suck is $100 internal, $100 external.
These are function-specific: either you want that function or you don't, and no amount of general advice decides it. Two practical notes from our side.
They are electrical. Five months of warranty, and not a home repair — opening a body cavity to reach a mechanism risks a structural tear over a fault that is probably covered anyway. Send it to us instead. What is and isn't fixable at home.
They sit where cleaning matters most. Check how each one comes apart before you buy it. A mechanism you cannot clean thoroughly is a maintenance problem rather than a feature. The routine we send with every order.
Softer belly and softer thighs
$80 and $130, and the two options on this list that get overlooked.
Neither is electrical, so neither can fail, neither shortens the warranty, and neither adds a mechanism. What they change is how she feels where you are most often in contact with her — which is the same thing people buy warmth for. If you are choosing between softer thighs and head movement at roughly the same money, we would take the thighs.
Gel infusion in the breast and buttocks does the same job in those places. Gel compared with standard.
How we would order the list
- Body warmth — the one that changes the experience consistently
- Soft tissue — belly, thighs, gel where you want it. No mechanism, no failure mode
- Oral or intimate warmth, if you took body warmth
- Function-specific options, if you specifically want that function
- Motion, last, and only if you have read the section above and still want it
None of these can be added later. They are fitted during production, so a decision you skip is a decision closed. If you are genuinely torn on one, that is an argument for taking it.
The test we use: would you still want it in month six? Warmth survives that question. Motion frequently doesn't.
What every electrical option has in common
- Five months of warranty, not six — both terms explained
- Not home-repairable. Claims go in writing within 7 days, with a short video for electrical parts
- Weight, which matters if you are near your handling limit
- More to go wrong. A doll with no electrical options has almost nothing in it that can break
Common questions
Which sex doll options are actually worth the money?
Body warmth, consistently. Then the soft-tissue options, which cost less than the mechanical ones and cannot fail. The rest depends on whether you want that specific function.
Can I add options later?
No — they are fitted during production. Wigs, clothing and heads are the things you can add afterwards.
What happens if an option fails after five months?
Outside our commercial term, but your local consumer rights may well still apply, and they are longer than ours in the EU and UK. Contact us either way. Both explained.
Do the options change the lead time?
No. Two to three weeks on the bench either way, three to five weeks to your door.