Data Deletion

1. Delete your whole account

Go to Settings → Account → Delete account and type your email to confirm. The account is deleted right away and you are signed out.

The button asks you to sort out three things first, so nobody loses work or gets charged by mistake:

• An active subscription. Cancel it in Settings → Team (Billing) first. Once it is set to end, you can delete the account.
• A team you own with other members. Remove them, or write to us and we will hand the team over to one of them.
• A team someone else owns. Your work there belongs to that team, so write to us and we will delete your account while keeping it for them.

You can also email support@marketyourindie.com from the address on your account and ask us to delete it. We confirm by email and complete the request within 30 days, usually much sooner.

2. What is deleted

• Your login, profile, avatar and preferences, and any Google or GitHub link to the account.
• Every team you own and everything in it: games, wishlist, sales and review history, projections, expenses, content plans, milestones, documents, contract analyses, competitors, board cards, CRM contacts and key requests.
• Your Steamworks partner API keys and MCP connections, which stop working immediately.
• Your notifications, legal acceptance records and activity history.

3. What is kept, and why

• Encrypted backups. Our database provider keeps rolling backups. Deleted data is gone from them within 30 days, when they rotate out. We never restore a deleted account from a backup.
• Billing records. Invoices and payment records stay with Polar, our merchant of record, for as long as tax law requires.
• A deletion record. The account id and the date it was deleted, with no email or content, so we can show the request was honoured.
• Feedback you sent us, unlinked from your account. Ask and we will delete it too.
• Messages already sent. Emails, keys or invitations already delivered live in the recipients' inboxes.

4. Delete a single game

Archive the game from the game selector or its Game Profile, then delete it from Settings → Account → Archived games. This removes the game and all of its data at once and cannot be undone.

5. If a developer stored your data

If you are a creator, journalist or contact that a developer added to their CRM, or you filled in a key request page, that developer controls your data. Ask them to delete it, or email support@marketyourindie.com with the email you used and the game, and we will make sure it is removed.

6. Export first

Deletion is permanent. If you want to keep your data, export what you need before you delete, or ask us for a copy and we will send it in a portable format. More about your rights in our Privacy Policy.