Exit terms
Exit terms describe the conditions under which a user can stop using a service and retrieve or remove the data and content associated with their account. This includes whether subscriptions can be cancelled without extended notice periods, whether generated images or videos can be exported or downloaded before closure, and whether account deletion actually removes stored prompts, media, and billing history from the provider's systems rather than merely disabling access.
For users of AI adult-content platforms, exit terms matter because these services often store sensitive generation history, uploaded reference material, and payment records. Favorable exit terms typically allow bulk export of media, a clear and short cancellation process, and confirmation that deletion requests are honored within a defined timeframe. Unfavorable terms may lock content behind an active subscription, require manual support requests to cancel, or leave ambiguity about whether data persists on backups or is used for further model training after account closure.
On this site, exit terms form one of five scoring axes, weighted at 15% of the overall evaluation. The score reflects how easily a user can leave the platform and take their content with them, based on published cancellation procedures, export functionality, and data-deletion commitments found in the provider's own documentation. The axis does not evaluate content quality, pricing, or performance; it is limited specifically to the ease of exit and data portability.
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