Introduction
Your website and domain name are the foundation of your online identity. They represent your business, your reputation, and your connection to customers. However, if you don’t have full ownership of these assets, you’re putting your entire digital presence at risk.
When a developer, hosting provider, or third-party agency controls your website or domain, they hold the keys to your online business. If relationships sour or communication breaks down, you could lose access to your site, emails, or data overnight.
Main Risks of Not Owning Your Website and Domain
- Loss of Access – If another party controls your domain or hosting, they can lock you out or take the website offline at any time.
- Unexpected Fees – Some agencies charge renewal or maintenance fees far above market rates simply because they hold ownership.
- Brand Damage – Losing your domain name can confuse customers and weaken your brand’s credibility.
- Data Privacy Issues – Without control over your hosting and code, sensitive business or customer data may be exposed.
- Difficult Transitions – Switching providers or redesigning your website becomes complicated when someone else owns the files or access rights.
How to Protect Your Business
- Register your domain name using your own account and business email.
- Request full ownership of your website’s source code, backend, and hosting credentials.
- Keep copies of all credentials and regular backups.
- Review contracts carefully to ensure ownership transfer upon project completion.
Doorzy Tech’s Approach
At Doorzy Tech, we believe every business deserves complete control of its digital assets. Our policy ensures clients receive all credentials, source code, and domain ownership so they remain fully independent and secure.
Conclusion
Owning your website and domain isn’t just a technical detail — it’s about protecting your brand, data, and future. Always make sure your business stays in control.