Aimusiclab Reviews 

Should be illegal in UK according to law. You can’t manage your subscription comes with localhost error when you try to, no invoice been sent ever but when contacted support about cancellation has been asked to provide one.. Very fishy place would not recommend to anyone.

Using ChatGPT as a Link Farm and then tries to sell you the music sample via subscription - which is more expensive that ChatGPT. I don't trust their methods of doing business - if they scam you that way - then they'll find another way to scam you.

... and the app is phenomenal! They're going to explode soon, I would bet my last $. I am without musical talent, but I have created some fantastic tunes with this a.i., in styles I like... it's awesome what this ai can do!
To anyone thinking it looks fishy... well, as I said, this is BRAND NEW (I investigated the domain). Maybe these guys (whomever they are, I have no idea) are scrambling to get everything in order, I don't know. I am giving them the benefit of the doubt BECAUSE OF THE QUALITY AND VARIETY THAT THIS A.I. CREATES. If someone wants to scam, do you really think they're going to go to THAT much trouble to make a fantastic tool for us commoners? I don't think so, but, don't think me naive, i get that it is, technically, possible. I recommend you test it out thru Chat-gpt, buy the OTO 100 credits/$20.00 usd (one song, 1 credit). No subscription necessary! You'll be amazed!

To be clear I haven't purchased a subscription, I have used the service via a AI music generator GPT. I have been very impressed with the quality of what it came up with. I felt like the voices were more realistic than Suno which I've also been using. I came to trustpilot because of the fact that to get more than a couple of songs a day I need to sign up for a subscription. The price is about double that of Suno, but more concerning to me as the fact that I can only sign up via their website. When it something is a subscription like that, I much prefer to sign up via the iOS or the Google stores so that I can easily cancel the subscription if I need to. If I subscribe to this (I may still but I'm not going to right now because of the reviews on here (there are more reviews for this same company under a different trustpilot 'company' maybe as the website is a different URL, the same company but in another country), where reviewers have said that they were charged for a subscription and unable to cancel) but if I did, it would be a massive pain in the arse having to go to my bank and get them to reverse any charges if I was not able to cancel the recurring payments, or got overcharged etc. where I live in New Zealand if you do get something like that happen the banks will reverse the charges and you do get your money back but it takes a good two or three months and it's just a pain having to screenshot everything. Send it all to the bank and wait for them to refund it. It is a pity because I really was impressed with the quality of the music it generated and I'd love to use it more. However you can get two songs a day for free.

To the makers of this app, please make it available through the Apple or the Google play store where we know we can easily cancel our subscription and payments if we need to. If it was available via the store ( even though to be honest, I don't actually want or need to download a bloody app - but just the fact that I could pay via the store and know that I can easily cancel the subscription would make me feel a lot more confident in purchasing). If it was available through a method such as the play store or the iOS App Store where I know that I can easily cancel our subscription and there won't be money deducted out of my account after I cancel, I would probably have already purchased a monthly subscription.

If the makers of the app to see this and decide to respond, I'd also like to know whether if you get a daily rate on a subscription, whether that rolls over if you're somebody like me who's probably only got time to use it in the weekend?

They look fishy. Their emails are on gmail, and with a series of letters - looking like a spam - then @gmail.com.