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You can build an $800 website on Landingi in two minutes, but guess what? If you can't transfer it to the client, it doesn't even matter. After all, that's the reason you're doing this. Honestly, this is a super valid question. I get this all the time, so let's put it to bed once and for all. So, a little demo site here. Go up to settings, click on settings, go down to ownership, transfer ownership. How it works: Enter the new owner's email and we'll send them an invitation. They can pay plans, they'll enter payment information during acceptance. The new owner will receive an email with a link to accept the transfer. If the website is on a paid plan, they'll need to enter payment information during acceptance. Remain as Admin after transfer. Keep Admin access to this website after the new owner accepts the transfer. Uncheck to completely remove your access. Send invitation. Remain as Admin after transfer. This is a super important step because if you run this business the way I run my business, you charge a monthly hosting fee, which basically means if the business owner wants to make any changes or they have some new stuff they want to put on the website, you're going to be the one to make those changes, so you have to remain on as an admin. That little tip is the reason this business model scales so well. It's because not only do you get the upfront lump sum payment for the website, but then you also get that monthly revenue and you can just stack it up as you get more clients. Transferring the ownership of a website is super simple, but it is a crucial key in the process of building a web design agency.