Slayed review: Vixen Media Group’s all-girl brand
Slayed is the all-girl brand of Vixen Media Group (VMG). It was announced as the group’s first site of its kind, and the company said it aimed to change how female sexuality is portrayed on screen while appealing to viewers of all genders and sexualities. This Slayed review (also searched as Slayed.com review) covers the content style, the player, what a membership costs according to recent third-party checks, and the billing details to know. The site’s own join page did not load for our research tools, so prices are approximate.
The short answer: Slayed delivers the polish you expect from VMG with a female-led point of view, but its library is smaller than the older brands while the price is the same. It is a good fit if you specifically want this style, and an average value otherwise. Visit Slayed
How we researched: we used VMG’s official launch announcement, public coverage of the group, third-party reviews and price checks, and published feedback. We did not run a paid test account, and we flag where sources disagree.
Content and niches
Slayed focuses on all-girl, lesbian-themed scenes, always scripted and always performed by adults. VMG’s launch announcement credits director Laurent Sky with the visual style, which leans on macro shots, lingerie, accessories and carefully chosen locations. The executive producer described the brand as a showcase for top-tier talent, creatives and a professional crew, and the marketing director framed it around female empowerment and sex-positivity. That is promotional language, so treat it as intent rather than proof, but it matches the way outside reviewers describe the brand: sensual, polished and aimed at women as much as at anyone.
At launch the announced cast included performers such as Emily Willis, Scarlit Scandal, Avery Cristy and Ariana Marie, alongside newer faces. Casts change over time, so check the site for the current lineup. If you want to compare Slayed with other studios in the genre, our best lesbian porn sites ranking covers the field, including options such as Dyked and TrueLesbian.
What the official announcement does and does not tell us
It helps to separate marketing from evidence. VMG’s launch announcement is the only official source we could read in full, and it is a press release. It confirms the brand’s purpose, the named creative team, the weekly release promise and the original cast. It does not state video resolution, library size or pricing, and it reports no figures we could check independently. Everything else on this page about quality, scene counts and prices comes from outside reviews, which are often affiliate-funded, so we label those claims as reported and recommend confirming them on the join page.
Video quality and player
VMG’s launch announcement did not mention resolution, but a third-party review reports 4K streaming with adaptive bitrate, quick seeking and no buffering during its testing, and describes scenes of roughly 25 to 40 minutes with a short narrative opening of a few minutes. Treat the 4K claim as reported, not officially confirmed. The site works in a browser on desktop, mobile and smart TV. We could not confirm a dedicated app.
Downloads are reported in several formats on paid plans, but caps may apply, as with other VMG sites, and trial access is described as limited. Check the terms beside your chosen plan. Our best 4K porn sites list covers alternatives if resolution is your top priority.
Updates and library
Weekly releases were promised from the start, and outside reviews describe a steady weekly rhythm since. Because Slayed is newer than Vixen, Blacked and Tushy, its archive is smaller. One review estimates a couple of hundred scenes and says it is less than half the size of Blacked’s catalog; we could not confirm an exact figure. A smaller archive is not a flaw in itself, but it means a long plan is mostly a bet on future releases, so a shorter term is the safer way to start.
Slayed price and membership options
Third-party price checks of the signup page listed the same price ladder across the group’s single-site memberships. The figures are approximate, dated and may vary by region or offer. This table shows what staying would cost against paying month to month, using the reported prices.
| Length | Reported plan price | Same period at the 30-day price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | Around $29.95 | Around $29.95 |
| 3 months | Around $59.95 | Around $89.85 |
| 6 months | Around $99.95 | Around $179.70 |
| 12 months | Around $159.95 | Around $359.40 |
The two-day trial, reportedly around $1 to $2, rebills around $34.95 every 30 days, which is above the standard monthly price. A nine-site package covering the sister brands was reported by one tracker at around $69.95 per month. Another review lists a $2 trial and $29.99 per month, with an annual rate of about $10 a month, and says there is no bundle. When the group launched Slayed, its own announcement said six-site subscribers could add it for a one-time fee, so multi-site access has existed in some form.
No public coupon code is verified. Slayed has no dedicated deal page here, but the shared pricing structure is covered on our Vixen discount page and in the porn deals hub.
Billing, privacy and cancellation
Slayed bills through third-party processors, which a third-party guide lists as Epoch, Segpay, VXNBill, CentroBill and ECHST. Expect a processor name rather than Slayed on your statement. Cancelling goes through your account or the processor that took payment, and reviewers describe it as straightforward, with no steps given. Our Epoch cancellation guide and Segpay cancellation guide explain the processor routes.
We found little independent user feedback on Slayed’s billing, which is a limitation of this review rather than a clean bill of health. Other VMG sites have a small number of public complaints about charges after short trials and about add-on sign-ups, so apply the same habits here: read the rebill terms, decline optional extras, save your confirmation and check your first statement.
Slayed compared with its sister brands
Within VMG, Slayed is the only all-girl lane. Vixen is the broader glamour flagship, Blacked and Tushy are single-theme specialists, and Deeper leans into long-form, kink-themed storytelling. Slayed shares their production polish, but its audience and perspective differ, which is the main reason to choose it over a sister site. The practical differences for a buyer are simple. The library is smaller, the scenes are a little shorter than at Deeper, and the pacing is deliberate. If you are new to the group, many viewers will find Vixen the easiest starting point and add Slayed later if the style appeals.
Who Slayed is for, and alternatives
Slayed suits viewers who want polished, female-led all-girl scenes and are comfortable paying a single-site premium for them. It is not the best pick for browsing a huge archive or for anyone who dislikes slow, sensual pacing.
- Want more variety from the same group? Read our Vixen review.
- Prefer story-first, kink-themed drama? See our Deeper review.
- Want to compare the whole category? Use the lesbian ranking linked above.
Verdict: is Slayed worth it?
For its audience, yes. Slayed offers consistent weekly releases, strong production values and a perspective that differs from most of the genre, and we have no evidence of problems beyond the usual trial and rebill cautions. The catch is a smaller library at full price. We rate it 8.4 out of 10.
If you decide to join, check the current Slayed plans, start with a shorter term, and note the renewal date.
