AIR Media-Tech
reviews and complaints

I gotta say, AIR Media-Tech (air.io) has been a real game-changer for me. As a current client of their AIR Creators Ecosystem, I've been using their payment system and let me tell you, it's been a total lifesaver. Before, I was using AdSense to withdraw my funds, but it just wasn't cutting it anymore. I needed something more flexible, more reliable, and more user-friendly.

And that's exactly what AIR Media-Tech has given me. Their withdrawal conditions are super adequate, and it's almost like using a decent e-banking system. Plus, they offer a choice of currencies (I even think they have crypto, but don't quote me on that). I use it for my PayPal account, and it's been a breeze. I can even transfer money to my family's accounts whenever they need it, which was always such a bulky process before.

But that's not all AIR Media-Tech has to offer. They've got a whole bunch of other handy services for YouTubers, although I haven't had a chance to delve into the details too much. I mean, let's be real, who has the time for that? But from what I've seen, they seem pretty legit.

Overall, I'd definitely recommend AIR Media-Tech to anyone looking for a more flexible and reliable payment system. It's been a total game-changer for me, and I'm sure it could be for you too.

I am a real user of Air Media's services, so my review is the most genuine one.
I started operating my YouTube channel in 2020 and began receiving various emails from Air agents in 2021, almost every month.
I need to clarify, within 2 years, my channel gained more than 280K subscribers without any assistance, solely through my own efforts. However, I needed more boost. In 2023, I decided to give Air Media a try, and that's when I started regretting it.
They charge me 20% of my YouTube earnings every month, so let's see what their services entail:
1. They promised me the ability to use real actors for voice-overs in my videos, but the result was an AI voice-over, something I could achieve for only $70 per month.

2. Background music (a service I don't need at all).

3. Video research on how to improve, but everything they provided was something I already knew, so it wasn't helpful.

4. Distribution on various strange platforms, which I don't need either.

5.use vidIQ for free(I have used it for a long time, but not the paid/advance version) which is a popular YouTube tool and browser extension designed to help content creators optimize their videos. It's helpful, but I can pay vidIQ for $50 a month
After using their services for one month, my subscriber count didn't grow at all, and I don't think it's helpful. That's when I decided to cancel the partnership.
Then, Air informed me that I had to wait 28 days after requesting cancellation before they could release me.
In other words, I had to continue paying them 20% of my earnings. If I earned $10k in a month, they would take $2k from me without doing anything.
If you are on YouTube, please DON'T fall for their trap.