Who you are contracting with, what happens to your data, and how to check both yourself without asking us for anything.
Buying an API means answering two things that are usually tangled together: who am I contracting with, and what happens to the data I send. A vendor can be solid on one and weak on the other, so check them separately.
A registry question. There is a named legal person, a registration number and a jurisdiction. If you cannot find those, the rest does not matter.
A policy question. Where does the traffic land, how long is it kept, who else sees it, and what happens when you ask for it to be deleted. The answer should be written down somewhere you can quote in a procurement review.
None of these require asking us for anything, and none require a third party. Do them in this order.
| What to check | Where to check it | How |
|---|---|---|
| ① Operating entity | National enterprise credit register | Look up USCC 91460000MAKFXQ104N and confirm the legal name matches the one printed on our invoices |
| ② TLS certificate | The site itself | Open aicraftapi.net over HTTPS and read the certificate. It must cover this hostname and be currently valid |
| ③ Privacy Policy | /privacy.html | A public page — no login, no gated download |
| ④ A human replies | support.int@aicraftapi.net | Email a plain question and see what answers |
aicraftapi.com and are not reproduced here, because this domain does not carry them.| Item | What a good answer looks like |
|---|---|
| Legal entity and registry | A named company with a registration number in a stated jurisdiction |
| Data residency | A named region for the node that serves your traffic |
| Retention | A stated retention period — or a stated absence of one |
| Sub-processors | Who else touches the data, and where that list lives |
| Exit and refund | A published refund policy and a way to have your data deleted |
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Operating entity | Hainan AICreatrix Technology Co., Ltd. |
| USCC | 91460000MAKFXQ104N |
| Registered | Haikou, Hainan Free Trade Port — June 2026 |
| International node | Hong Kong |
| Data protection | PDPO / GDPR |
| Retention | Zero data retention on the international node |
| Checkout | PayPal — balance or major cards |
| Support | support.int@aicraftapi.net |
The retention row describes our node's handling of your traffic. Individual upstream model providers may apply their own retention for abuse monitoring; where a model row on Models carries a note about this, that note is the provider's, not ours. Read both before you commit a regulated workload.
Email support.int@aicraftapi.net with your requirements and we will work through them.
The international node runs zero data retention: prompts and completions are not stored after the response is returned.
Yes. Contact support from the address registered on the account and we will process the deletion.
The company is registered in Hainan, China, and the international node serves traffic under PDPO and GDPR expectations. Our Terms state the governing law.
Models, context windows and rates change often. Every number on this page is read from the live catalogue — Models for availability and context windows, Pricing for the billing table — and the live pages are the source of truth wherever this page and they disagree.
Context figures are the maximum input window published for each model. Rates are US dollars per million tokens. Only representative models are listed here; the full catalogue is on the Models page.