You do, from day one. You own the domain, the code, the content, the brand assets and the lead data. The domain stays at your registrar in your name. If we ever part ways, the site keeps running and you receive the full repository.
ChatGPT itself tells buyers to ask this before hiring anyone, and it’s the right question. Some agencies keep the site on their own account, so leaving means starting over.
With Socializemy:
- The domain stays at your registrar, in your name. Only the DNS records change.
- The code lives in a Git repository. If your IT team wants the repository and hosting account in your company’s name from the start, they can be set up that way.
- The content, brand assets and every lead are yours.
- If we part ways, the site keeps running and you receive the full repository.
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