Is your domain name in your own account, or in the old web designer's? Who is the owner of your Google listing? Many owners find out only when something breaks and they can't get in. We map who controls each piece of your business online and give you a plain-English checklist to put every one of them in your name.
A short written report with one line per account: who controls it today, the risk (for example "registered to a former employee's personal email"), and the steps to move it into your name, in the right order so nothing goes offline.
No, never. We work from public records plus what you look up yourself with our step-by-step help. Please don't send passwords by email.
The report shows you exactly how. If you'd like a hand, we can walk you through each step by email. Some moves need the current account holder to approve them; we tell you which ones and what to ask for.
We'll explain the usual options, like the registrar's transfer process. We can't give legal advice, so for disputes we suggest talking with your attorney.
Yes. It's all done by email, for businesses in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
Some domain registries hide owner details for privacy. When we can't see something, we'll show you how to check it in your own account. More fixed-price help is on our fixes page.