Copyright & IP Policy
SlayDeals brand, content, software, and product experience protections.
Effective date: July 2026
Ownership
SlayDeals, SlayScore, the SlayDeals logo, site copy, user interface layouts, graphics, icons, badges, product names, proprietary workflows, code, data models, and original content are owned by SlayDeals or its licensors and are protected by copyright, trademark, trade dress, database, and other applicable intellectual property laws.
Restricted Use
You may not copy, reproduce, scrape, mirror, frame, reverse engineer, redistribute, commercially exploit, or create derivative works from SlayDeals content, design, code, ranking systems, deal scoring, page structure, brand assets, or compiled deal data without written permission. Automated extraction, bulk downloading, bot harvesting, and use of SlayDeals data to train or operate competing services are prohibited.
No License Granted
Access to the website does not grant any license or right to use SlayDeals intellectual property except for normal personal use of the service. All rights not expressly granted are reserved.
Third-Party Content
Product names, retailer names, images, prices, coupons, and trademarks may belong to their respective owners. SlayDeals uses such information for shopping discovery, price comparison, commentary, and referral purposes where permitted. Retailer availability, prices, coupons, and terms can change at any time.
Reporting Infringement
If you believe content on SlayDeals infringes your rights, send a notice through our Contact or Feedback page with your contact information, identification of the protected work, the allegedly infringing URL, a statement of good-faith belief, and a statement under penalty of perjury that your notice is accurate and you are authorized to act.
Important Note
This page is designed to protect SlayDeals content and brand assets. It cannot prevent all competitors from building a general deals or shopping comparison website. For stronger protection, register trademarks, maintain copyright records, protect source code as confidential, and have counsel review your policies before launch.