Client accounts: who owns what

Here's a story that happens far too often. A web designer builds a site, registers the client's domain on their own account "to keep it simple", and puts the database in their own Supabase. A year later they fall out, or the designer moves abroad, or simply stops answering. The client can't renew their own domain, can't reach their own customers' orders, and can't move the site. Their business is held hostage, even if nobody meant it to be.

You'll do the opposite, from the first client. The business owns what belongs to the business: its name on the internet, its customers' data, its Google presence. You're a trusted helper with access that they can remove at any time. That's fairer, it's safer for both of you, and it's a selling point: "You'll own everything. I'll never hold your website hostage."