About AI MAKER
AI MAKER is a web-based platform that aims to make machine learning accessible to non‑experts. Through a visual, guided interface, users can upload data, label it, train models, and then test or integrate those models via web UI or APIs. The service supports use cases like image classification, object detection, text and speech transcription, video subtitling, and media upscaling, positioning itself as a “create your own AI” environment that runs entirely in the browser without requiring local infrastructure or deep ML expertise.([g.aimaker.io](https://g.aimaker.io/?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled “PADDLE.NET* AIMAKER” typically indicates that you purchased a paid plan, usage credits, or a subscription for the AI MAKER service, with billing handled by Paddle, a third‑party payment processor for SaaS and software products. This could be tied to upgrading from a free tier, buying additional processing capacity for image/video jobs, or unlocking premium features such as higher‑volume training, API access, or advanced model types. Charges may appear in different currencies depending on how Paddle processed the transaction and the country of your payment method.([developer.paddle.com](https://developer.paddle.com/get-started/?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about the charge, start by signing into your AI MAKER account using the email address associated with your Paddle receipt and checking your billing/subscription section for recent payments, plan details, and invoices. From the receipt email sent by Paddle, you can also access a self‑service portal to view or cancel subscriptions and request refunds where eligible. If you can’t find an account under your primary email, search all inboxes (including spam) for keywords like “Paddle receipt” or “AI MAKER” to confirm whether a family member or colleague initiated the purchase. For disputed or unrecognized transactions, you can contact AI MAKER support via the website’s contact links, and if that fails, escalate through Paddle’s buyer support using your transaction ID before considering a formal dispute with your card issuer.