Own your website: domain, code, and hosting in your name
A lot of small businesses find out the hard way that they never owned their website. The builder owned it, or the designer did, and leaving meant starting from zero.
What you own when the site launches
Every account is created in your name before the build starts. You add us as a collaborator, we do the work, and you can remove us whenever you like.
- Your domain
- Registered in your name, so it can never be held over you.
- Your GitHub
- Every line of the site lives in a repository you own.
- Your Cloudflare
- Hosting runs on your own account. Most small sites fit in the free plan.
How a website build and handoff works
Tell us about the business
What you do, who you do it for, and where. Send photos of your work if you have them.
You set up your accounts
A GitHub account, a Cloudflare account, and your domain, all in your name. We walk you through it and you add us as a collaborator.
We build the site
You get a private preview link, review every page, and ask for changes until it is right.
You pay, it launches, it is yours
The site goes live on your domain. The code, the hosting, and the domain were yours from the start, so nothing depends on us.
Questions about owning your website
What happens if I stop working with you?
Nothing changes. The site keeps running on your Cloudflare account, the code stays in your GitHub, and the domain stays in your name.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You own the accounts, but you do not have to touch them. When you want changes, you can hire anyone who works with websites, because nothing is locked to us.
Why GitHub and Cloudflare?
GitHub keeps every version of your site safe and lets anyone you trust make changes. Cloudflare serves the site fast from locations around the world, which helps both customers and search rankings.
Tell us about your business
Send a few details and we will reply with what your site needs and how we would build it.
Get a website quote