Access Rescue
Your developer disappeared, the agency does not reply, or nobody has the logins. I work out who holds your domain and hosting, help you get them back, and set everything up in your name.
Start with a free control checkor book a free 30-min callI find out who is listed as owner of the domain and who hosts the site.
A clear list of who holds what, what we need from each person, and your written authorisation for me to act on your behalf.
I help with the requests to your developer and registrar, then set the site, domain and backups up in accounts that belong to you.
Your logins in a password manager, a backup, and a short guide so you are never locked out again.
from A$420
One fixed fee to find out who holds what and get you back in control.
Prices in AUD. Registrar fees, such as a change of registrant, are charged separately by the registrar and vary. I do not give legal advice. If a developer refuses to cooperate I will explain your options, such as a complaint to auDA or speaking to a lawyer.
It depends on whose name is on the registration and whether they cooperate. The first step is finding that out. I will tell you honestly what is possible and cannot guarantee an outcome.
I will never ask you to email passwords. We set up access safely, and I only work on accounts with your written authorisation.
Often a few days once the right people respond. Domain ownership changes go through your registrar, and timelines depend on them and on the paperwork.
Yes. A .com.au domain must be held by an entity with an Australian presence, such as a business with an ABN. I check this as part of the plan.
A few lines are enough: who built the site, what you can still log in to, and what you need.
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Book a free 30-min call