Free website ownership check for business owners and teams
Can you safely run the website after launch?
A polished launch is not a complete handoff. Mark what your team can do and verify today. Your answers stay in this browser.
WordPress permissions are only one part of ownership. WordPress defines roles as collections of capabilities that control what a user can do. A responsible handoff must also verify the domain, DNS, hosting, source, renewals, backups, and recovery path separately. Review WordPress roles and capabilities.
I can change a service, price, photo, and business hours without calling the original builder. I can add one useful page without breaking the layout or duplicating hidden settings. I know who owns the domain, DNS, hosting, source files, forms, analytics, and search accounts. I have a one-page map of renewals, licenses, integrations, and the person responsible for each. I can submit every important form and verify that the right person receives the message. I know how to test analytics and search reporting without recording private form content. I have a recent backup, a tested restore path, and a clear rollback point for releases. I know what is safe to edit live and what must be tested in staging first.
Need an independent handoff review? Start a bounded ownership-readiness brief.
If the handoff stalled before launch, use our website rescue and completion path to separate release blockers from later improvements.
If routine updates still depend on the original builder, plan a staff-operable content workflow with clear ownership, review evidence, and release boundaries.