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Website ownership & migration review

Know What You Own Before You Sign — or Switch

Tech Turtle helps business owners understand website ownership, recurring obligations, transfer requirements, and migration risks before they make their next decision.

  • About 3 minutes
  • Personalized, not generic
  • Free, no obligation
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A few quick questions (1 of 4)

Answer honestly — there are no wrong answers, just an accurate picture.

Can you log in to the account where your domain name is registered?

Can you log in to the account where your domain name is registered?

The registrar account — for example GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Google Domains.

Is the domain registered in your name or your business's name?

Is the domain registered in your name or your business's name?

Sometimes a provider registers it under their own account.

Do you know who controls your DNS records?

Do you know who controls your DNS records?

DNS is what points your domain at your website and email.

Do you have your own login for wherever the website is hosted?

Do you have your own login for wherever the website is hosted?

Who it's for

Business owners on a monthly website plan, considering a switch, or about to sign a new agreement who want to know exactly which assets are theirs.

What it evaluates

Access to the assets a migration actually depends on: domain, DNS, hosting, site files, CMS, analytics, Search Console, Google Business Profile, form submissions, content, and email.

What you get

A plain-language migration-complexity review, the specific access you appear to be missing, three immediate priorities, and the exact questions to ask your current provider.

Why it matters

Many website agreements are rentals — the monthly fee covers use, not ownership. Owners often discover this at the worst possible moment. Knowing which assets are yours before you decide keeps the choice in your hands.

More free tools

Every tool is free and gives you an honest, personalized read — no obligation.

Common questions

No. This is a practical website and digital-asset review. It helps you identify which accounts and assets you control and what to ask about — it does not interpret your contract or tell you what your agreement legally permits. For that, speak with a qualified attorney.