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How are you offering cancellation any time? Do you take their site down?
It also mentioned your assets, your domain meaning the client can technically remove your access and keep the site.
If they cancel, they don’t keep the site. It’s in the contract. And they cant take my code either. It’s being pulled from GitHub through my hosting provider. If they remove the nameservers on the domain dns settings they can’t access my files so they have no site. And it’s not like they’d know what to do with them anyway.