So What Is SLAYED?
SLAYED bills itself as a lesbian-only premium video site. There's no filler and no other niches mixed in. The site describes itself the same way: high-quality, all-girl scenes that are exclusive to SLAYED. I couldn't find an "about us" page or an origin story anywhere on the homepage. Instead there's just a video shelf, a short menu (Videos, Top Rated, Awards, Performers, Search), a login button, and a straightforward sign-up prompt. Nothing on the homepage points to other sites or a bigger network. It reads like a single, focused brand, at least until you look at the fine print (more on that below). Before you can see any of it, you hit a standard adult-content warning screen asking you to confirm you're 18 or older. It's a simple checkbox, not an ID upload. That's normal for a site like this.
How Much Does SLAYED Cost?
SLAYED's pricing is public and clearly stated. A two-day trial costs $1. But the fine print matters: it automatically renews into a full $34.95-a-month subscription unless you cancel before the trial ends. The standard 30-day plan costs $29.95 a month. It's the option the site pushes hardest as its default choice. Longer plans bring the monthly cost down: 90 days for $59.95, 180 days for $99.95, or a full year for $159.95 as a single one-time charge with no renewal at all. There's also a bundle called the 9-Site Package. It adds SLAYED's sister sites into one membership, for $69.95 a month, $599.95 a year, or $599.95 as a one-time yearly purchase. Every plan except the one-time options renews automatically until you cancel it. The site's own rules state this clearly before you ever reach a payment screen. I couldn't find a specific name your card statement will show. Check your confirmation email or bank statement if you need to identify the charge later.
What Do You Get With a SLAYED Membership?
Every scene I checked came with a matching set of photos alongside the video. This isn't a video-only library. The site's own video list showed 179 scenes in total. That's a real, current count, not a marketing claim. I couldn't find any page stating how often new videos get added, or how large the library is meant to be. There's no About, Press, or Updates page on the site, so there's nothing to compare that number against, just what's there right now. One thing worth knowing: a standard SLAYED membership only gets you SLAYED. The site's own rules spell this out directly. Buying through SLAYED doesn't unlock its sister sites. That only happens through the multi-site bundle or a separate all-access product (more on those sister sites below).
Can You Download Videos From SLAYED?
Yes, downloading is a real option. You can see the choices even before logging in. On a sample scene page, there are seven quality options, from 4K down to a small mobile-friendly file, each with its file size shown upfront. That's more transparency about download options than a lot of paysites offer. There are limits, though. Downloads are capped at 25 videos a week. The week resets on whatever day you made your first download that week, and unused downloads don't carry over. It's also worth knowing that some payment methods are restricted to streaming only, with no download access at all. So the payment method you choose at signup can affect what your membership actually allows. As for apps, there aren't any. There's no page for iPhone, Android, Roku, or Chromecast, and there's no FAQ page either. This looks like a browser-only setup for streaming and downloading, not an app-based one.
Who Owns SLAYED? Is It Part of a Bigger Network?
SLAYED isn't an independent site. Its own legal terms name the company behind it directly: General Media Systems, LLC. The same page lists the other brands under that company, including Vixen, Blacked, Tushy, Deeper, Milfy, and Wifey. The login system backs this up. Signing into a SLAYED account takes you through the same shared login page the rest of that network uses. None of this is exactly hidden, it's stated plainly in the site's legal terms. But it isn't mentioned anywhere on the homepage. Anyone who wants to know who's actually charging their card before signing up should read the legal terms, not the marketing pages.
How Do You Cancel a SLAYED Membership?
Cancelling is published clearly. You don't need to already be logged in to find out how. The site's legal terms and a public support page both spell it out the same way: cancel any time through the network's shared billing portal, or by emailing support directly. Your access continues until the end of whatever billing period you already paid for, then the account closes on its own. Refunds are a different story. The site is blunt about it: all payments are treated as final. Any refund beyond that is given entirely at the company's discretion, not as a guaranteed right. You can submit a refund request through the network's support site, but there's no published guarantee it'll be approved.
Is SLAYED Safe and Legit?
The legal basics are in place. SLAYED publishes a real terms of service, a privacy policy, and a statement confirming performers are verified adults, as U.S. law requires. All of these pages are live and readable. What's missing is a dedicated copyright or abuse-reporting page. I looked for one directly and didn't find it, only a general support email meant for billing questions. There's a simple age-check screen before you can browse the site. That's standard for this industry, not an ID-based check. I also tried to look into SLAYED's reputation outside its own pages, the kind of check that looks at what real users say on forums, review sites, or complaint boards. I wasn't able to complete that check this time. Rather than guess or skip the topic, I want to be plain about it: I have no independent reputation signal for SLAYED yet, because that search still needs to happen. That's a real gap, and it needs a follow-up pass before this review can be called complete.
How Fast Is SLAYED?
The homepage loads quickly, well under half a second. The site also blocks a lot of automated bot traffic. That's a common setup and not a sign of anything unusual. Every visit loads a fresh version of the page rather than a saved copy. That's normal for a site that needs to check whether you're logged in and what your membership covers every time you load a page.
Where Is SLAYED's Traffic Actually Coming From?
According to outside traffic estimates, SLAYED gets roughly 556,000 visits over the past three months. That number is climbing, up nearly 14% from the month before. Most of that traffic, over three-quarters of it, comes directly to the site rather than through a search engine or another website. That usually means visitors already know the name and typed it in or bookmarked it, rather than finding it by chance. The rest comes from a mix of search engines, other websites linking in, and smaller sources, though the exact split between those isn't published anywhere. The typical visitor spends about a minute on the site and looks at under four pages. Around 42% leave after viewing just one page. The United States is the single largest visitor country, at just under 28%, followed by Canada, India, Switzerland, and Germany. The rest of the world makes up the remaining 46%.
Source: SEMrush traffic estimate, checked 2026-07-13, not a guess.
