The rules, in plain English.
By using SlabHub you agree to what is on this page. It is short on purpose. If something here reads as vague, email support@slabhub.eu and we will make it specific.
SlabHub is a showcase and an inventory tool. It is not a marketplace. We take no payment, hold no money, run no escrow, and ship nothing. Every deal is arranged and settled directly between the two people involved, and we are not a party to it.
What SlabHub is
SlabHub gives you a permanent page at slabhub.eu/yourname showing the graded slabs you own — what is available, what is reserved, what has sold. Buyers can see the state of your collection without asking, and can make offers you are free to accept, refuse or ignore.
Your account and your username
- Usernames are first come, first served. A username reserved before we opened is held for the email address that reserved it until 31 August 2026; unclaimed reservations are released after that date.
- One person, one account. Do not share sign-in links.
- We may reclaim a username that impersonates someone, infringes a trademark, or is used to abuse other people. We will contact you first unless the situation is urgent.
- Names that collide with parts of the site — such as admin, login, search or support — are not available to anyone.
What you publish
Your slabs, photos and descriptions stay yours. By publishing them you give us permission to display them on your public page, in search results on SlabHub, and in the link preview that appears when someone shares your page in a chat. That permission ends when you delete the content or your account.
You confirm that the photos are yours to publish, that the slabs are yours to sell, and that what you write about them is accurate.
Grades and verification, precisely
Grade and certificate details on a listing are information about a slab — whether typed by the seller or looked up from a grading company's record. They are not a guarantee of authenticity, condition or ownership, and we are not affiliated with PSA or any other grading company. A matching certificate number only tells you that a record exists and says what it says; it cannot tell you the slab in the photo is that slab. Check anything that matters to you before money changes hands.
What you must not do
- List items you do not own, cannot deliver, or have already sold elsewhere.
- Misrepresent a grade, a certificate number or the condition of a card.
- Impersonate another seller, or pass off someone else's photos as your own.
- List stolen, counterfeit or otherwise illegal items.
- Harass other users, or use offers and messages to spam them.
- Scrape, overload or attempt to break the service.
Deals between users
An offer made through SlabHub is a message, not a binding contract, and marking something reserved or sold is a status you set for your own page. Whatever you agree with a buyer or a seller — price, payment method, postage, insurance, returns — is between the two of you. We cannot recover your money, arbitrate a dispute, or reverse a payment, because we never touch one.
Availability and changes
SlabHub is free while we are small. We give no uptime guarantee, and features may change, break or be withdrawn while the product is young. If we ever introduce paid plans, existing free accounts will be told in advance and never charged without asking. We may suspend or close an account that breaks these terms.
Ending it
You can delete your account and its content at any time. The primary way is in the app: open Profile, tap Delete account, then Confirm delete. That removes your account and vault and cannot be undone. Email support@slabhub.eu remains a GDPR backup if you cannot use the app. You can also simply stop using SlabHub. If we close your account for a breach, we will tell you why.
Liability
SlabHub is provided as it is. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from deals between users, from inaccurate listings, or from the service being unavailable. Nothing here limits liability for death, personal injury, fraud, or anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded — and if you are a consumer, your statutory rights are unaffected.
Law
Dutch law applies, and the courts of the Netherlands have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer resident elsewhere in the EU, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of your own country.
Changes to these terms
We will post any changes here and update the date at the top. If a change materially affects you, we will say so on the site or by email before it takes effect.