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NameVerdict Workspace terms

NameVerdict Workspace is a one-time private workspace for one fixed brief, one primary Nice class, and up to 25 candidate evaluations. You may submit fewer names initially and add more to the same workspace after the current screening work finishes, until 25 total candidates have been accepted. The listed price is $499 before any promotion. The purchase includes automated preliminary screening, comparison and professional-annotation tools, and PDF and evidence-CSV exports. It does not include attorney review, manual research, naming strategy, a clearance opinion, custom consulting, or a promise that every external source will respond.

• You must be at least 18 and have authority to purchase for yourself or the organization you represent.
• You must have authority to submit every candidate name, project brief, and client-related detail you provide.
• Do not submit personal data, health or financial data, export-controlled material, unlawful content, or information that requires processing terms NameVerdict has not agreed to in writing.
• You retain your rights in submitted material. You grant Slick Engineering & Consulting, Inc. the limited right to process it only to operate, secure, support, and improve the purchased service, comply with law, and enforce these terms.
• Automated verdicts and professional dispositions entered by a user remain separate. NameVerdict does not make the user's adoption, filing, or client recommendation decision.
• Each accepted candidate uses one of the 25 included evaluations. Completed candidates are not rerun when more names are added, and deleting the project does not create a replacement entitlement or restore used capacity.
• Additional candidates retain the original brief and primary Nice class. A different brief, class, project, or rerun of a completed candidate requires a separate purchase.
• The service is provided as-is and as-available to the extent permitted by applicable law. No result warrants registrability, non-infringement, commercial availability, or a particular outcome.

Policy version: workspace-terms-2026-08-29-v2

NameVerdict Workspace refund policy

You may request a full refund of the amount actually paid before screening begins. Screening begins when you create the purchased project and the first research work is queued. After screening begins, a refund is available only for a documented NameVerdict product failure that prevents delivery and cannot be recovered within a reasonable support window.

An unfavorable verdict, a partial or unavailable third-party source after bounded retry, disagreement with the automated evidence, or disagreement with a professional reviewer is not by itself a product failure. If a project cannot be delivered because of a terminal NameVerdict failure, contact hello@nameverdict.com with the purchase email and project code.

An approved full refund is issued to the original payment method, revokes the NameVerdict Workspace entitlement, closes workspace access associated with that purchase, and prevents unstarted work from being committed. A provider request already in flight may finish remotely. Bank processing time after Stripe accepts a refund varies by payment method and financial institution.

Policy version: workspace-refunds-2026-08-29

NameVerdict Workspace data processing

Candidate names, the project brief, Nice class, and necessary research context are sent through OpenRouter to the model provider used by the research agent (normally Anthropic). Candidate names and relevant query context are also sent to public or third-party research sources, including the USPTO Trademark Search application, RDAP registries, GitHub, Reddit, Apple's app catalog, Instagram, TikTok, and web-search results. Those queries do not intentionally include your account email or Stripe payment details.

NameVerdict stores the account email, authentication and session records, candidate names, brief, Nice class, source responses, generated reports, coverage and error state, professional annotations, immutable export snapshots, entitlement and payment metadata, and operational telemetry needed to provide and secure the service. Candidate and brief text are excluded from product analytics events, but they necessarily exist in project records and may appear in processor or source logs.

Disclosure version: workspace-data-processing-2026-08-29

Privacy and retention

We do not sell submitted candidate names, briefs, reports, or account information. We use Cloudflare for hosting, database, cache, and queue infrastructure; Stripe for checkout and payment processing; Resend for transactional email; OpenRouter and the routed model provider for research-agent processing; and the public research sources listed above. Stripe handles full payment-card details under its own privacy policy.

NameVerdict Workspace account, project, review, and export records are retained until you delete the project or account; there is currently no automatic 60-day deletion. Account deletion removes active NameVerdict Workspace records from NameVerdict's application database. Stripe records, transactional email records, security and operational logs, public-source requests, processor logs, and provider backups may follow separate retention schedules or remain where law, fraud prevention, dispute handling, or system recovery requires them.

NameVerdict Workspace uses verified accounts and owner-scoped access. The original single-report product instead uses an unguessable capability URL: anyone with that URL can view the report until access is revoked, so share it only with people who may see the candidate list. No internet service is perfectly secure; report suspected unauthorized access to hello@nameverdict.com.

Public-page counts

We use Cloudflare Analytics Engine to count views of our home, About, Sample, API information, and Legal pages. Each analytics record contains only a fixed public page name, a broad referral category, a count, and Cloudflare's record timestamp. The categories are Google-origin, recognized AI assistant, direct or unavailable referrer, and other. A Google-origin visit does not prove organic search rather than an ad or an AI search feature. These are page-view counts, not unique people or sessions.

This counter uses no cookies, session or user identifiers, browser fingerprint, or advertising tag. The browser sends only the fixed page name and category to our own site, without cookies or its referrer address. We do not put IP addresses, user-agent strings, raw addresses, paths or queries, email addresses, candidate names, briefs, form values, or account, purchase or report identifiers into these records. Checkout, payments, reports, pending results, workspaces, account and authentication flows, and APIs are excluded. Cloudflare retains these analytics records for three months. Ordinary hosting and security processing remain separate from this limited analytics dataset.

Blocked scripts and stripped or unrecognized referrals limit accuracy; internal navigation, automated traffic, and reloads can affect counts. The counter does not identify you or connect a visit to a purchase. The optional Google Analytics layer described below is separate and remains disabled until configured and you opt in.

Optional public-page analytics

When configured, Google Analytics is optional and loads only after you choose Allow analytics. It measures visits to our home, About, Sample, API information, and Legal pages, including recognized search-engine and AI-assistant referral origins. It does not measure checkout, payment, reports, pending results, private workspaces, account or authentication pages, or API requests. Candidate names and brief text never enter these analytics events.

We send fixed public page addresses and titles, without query strings or fragments, and only recognized referral origins without their paths or queries. We do not send form values, email addresses, report or purchase identifiers, custom user identifiers, or advertising data. Google receives ordinary connection and browser information and uses pseudonymous analytics cookies, so this is not anonymous measurement. Advertising personalization and Google Signals are disabled. See Google's privacy policy.

Rejecting analytics does not affect the service. When analytics is configured, Analytics settings at the bottom of any measured public page lets you withdraw consent; withdrawal stops collection and clears this site's analytics cookies, but does not erase previously collected data. Our analytics cookies expire after 30 days unless refreshed; we remember your choice for six months. If analytics is not configured, no Google Analytics tag is loaded. Missing consent, blocked scripts, and stripped or unrecognized referrals mean these reports cannot count every visit or identify every source.

Single-report and API refund policy

For the $39 and $99 report or API products, a full refund is available before the completed report or API result is first viewed. Loading the completed report URL or retrieving the completed API result closes that refund window. Obvious automated link-preview and scanner requests are filtered from browser first-view records. Authenticated retrieval of a completed API result counts as a view, including retrieval by an agent; polling an unfinished job does not. If no reliable first-view record exists, we will not deny a refund solely on that basis. A granted full refund closes report access and deactivates API access associated with the purchase.

A one-shot Machine Payments Protocol purchase uses the same $39 or $99 preliminary-screening scope. If its payment succeeds but the request cannot be queued or the report fails during generation, NameVerdict attempts an automatic full refund to the original payment method. A completed result follows the same first-view boundary described above.

Contact hello@nameverdict.com with the purchase email and report slug or API purchase ID. Material product failures are reviewed case by case. An unfavorable risk finding is not itself a product failure.