Who owns my website, domain and Google profile?

By David Dawood Danero, founder · Updated October 27, 2026

Short answer

Your website is yours once it's paid for: upfront, or after all 12 monthly payments. Stop the monthly plan early and you can keep it for its price, $1,000. Your Google Business Profile is yours too, even if we set it up: you're the owner, and we're added as a manager. Buy your domain yourself, or we can get it for you.

Why it matters

It’s your business online. Know what’s yours, and what happens if you stop, before you start.

Your website

Pay upfront ($2,200): it’s yours to keep.
Pay monthly ($200 a month for 12 months): it’s yours after the 12th payment, and billing stops.
Stop the monthly plan early: keep the website for its price, $1,000.

Your domain

Buy it yourself, or we can get it for you. Domain registration is separate from the plan.

Your Google Business Profile

It’s yours, even if we set it up. You’re the owner, and we’re added as a manager.

Your accounts

You can remove our access to any account you connect, at any time.
When the work ends, we hand over what you have paid for and remove our access.

Questions

What happens if I stop the monthly plan early?

Keep the website for its price, $1,000. Otherwise the site comes down.

Can I move my website to another host?

Yes, once it's paid for. We hand over the site files. Hosting with us is included the first year, then $300 a year.

Who pays for the domain?

You do. Domain registration is separate from the plan, and third-party costs such as domains are yours unless your proposal says otherwise.

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