Short answer: yes. Once your project is paid in full, the finished website is yours, and hosting it through Frontier Publishing never changes that. Here's the fuller picture, including what happens if you ever stop paying for hosting or want to move to another host.
Yes. Once your project is paid in full, you own the final custom website and content built specifically for you. Hosting the site through Frontier Publishing doesn't change that — hosting is a service, not a transfer of ownership.
Ownership of the finished website and paying for ongoing hosting or care are two different things. If Frontier Publishing hosts your site and an invoice goes unpaid, hosting access, updates, or support may be paused — but that's about hosting access, not about who owns the site itself.
Yes. Since the finished site is yours after full payment, you can move it to another host if you want to. If Frontier Publishing is hosting through a managed reseller account, ask ahead of time so files can be handed off cleanly.
You own the final custom deliverables built specifically for your project. Frontier Publishing keeps ownership of its own pre-existing tools, templates, reusable components, and general know-how — the building blocks used across projects, not anything unique to your site.
Domains are handled separately from the website build. In most cases your domain should stay in your own registrar account, not Frontier Publishing's, so there's never a question of who controls it.
Frontier Publishing may show the completed project in its portfolio for future clients, unless you'd rather it didn't — just ask, and that's easy to leave out.
The same ownership terms carry through Frontier Publishing's legal terms and every client agreement template — this page just explains it in plain English. Read the full Ownership section.
Every plan follows the same ownership terms, from the $495 Starter Launch Site up to a fully custom project.