How to choose an AI judge template

An AI judge is a template

An AI cock rating judge on Rate Cock is a template: pick one, upload a photo, and it renders a custom vertical clip - an AI dick rating video - in a couple of minutes. Each template carries its own price, browsing them is free, and a render that fails is refunded automatically.

They all live in AI Judges. The template decides the look; what the clip says is shaped by the persona settings you choose after picking it.

Browse before you sign in

Every template can be browsed, filtered and price-checked without an account. Category chips narrow the grid, and it keeps loading as you scroll, so filter first rather than scrolling the whole catalogue.

Sign-in is only needed at the moment you generate. That makes browsing the cheap part of the decision: shortlist a few looks signed out, then commit to one.

Read the price in the corner

Templates are priced individually and there is no flat rate, so two cards side by side can cost different amounts. The price sits in the corner of each card, and it is what comes off your Coin balance when the job starts.

If your balance is short when you hit Generate, the generator resets and opens the top-up window rather than losing your upload. What Cock Coins buy covers the balance itself and every other price on the site.

Tune the persona after you pick

Opening a template takes you to the generator. Upload your photo, then set the persona: the tone, the intensity dials, and up to four focus areas. The same template can come out quite differently depending on those choices.

If you would rather have a written rating in a voice you design from scratch, that is Custom Persona instead - building a custom AI judge goes through its ten tones, dials and focus areas one by one.

What you get back

Wait out the render and play the clip in the window. It also lands in My Collection on the AI Clips tab, where jobs still rendering show a spinner and failed ones are badged. A failed render refunds automatically, the window tells you so, and you can retry straight away.

The clip is generated, not recorded: no person made it for you, which is the real difference from a human judge. It is the kind of content the EU expects to be identifiable as AI-made - the European Commission’s summary of the AI Act says providers of generative AI have to ensure its output is identifiable, with those transparency rules taking effect in August 2026.

If you are not sure a template is the right route at all, AI judge or human judge compares the two honestly.