Built for your business.Handed over for good.
A finished website, complete source files and a documented handoff for one clear price. You keep control of the hosting and there is no monthly Seaway Sites fee.
CAD pricing · secure Stripe invoices · no recurring Seaway Sites fee
Ownership you can point to.
The final payment is tied to a concrete handoff—not a vague promise that the website is yours.
- 01website source
- The complete production files for your finished website.
- 02launch notes
- A practical record of the domain, hosting and deployment setup.
- 03account control
- Your domain and hosting remain in accounts you control.
- 04support window
- 30 days to correct bugs in the delivered website after handoff.
Two approvals. Two payments.
The first payment begins the finished build. The second releases the approved website and complete handoff package.
- 01$449
After preview approval
Confirms the ownership plan and begins production refinement.
- 02$450
At approved handoff
Paid after you approve the finished website and before file delivery.
Where are you starting from?
Already saw your private preview? Continue from it and choose ownership. If you have not seen one yet, request the free website preview first.
Plain answers, before payment.
Need to verify a handoff detail? Email Mehdi directly before approving.
mehdi@seawaysites.comAm I paying before I see anything?
No. You see a personalized website preview first. The first $449 invoice is sent only after you approve the preview and confirm the ownership plan.
When is the remaining $450 due?
Only after you approve the finished website for handoff. The source files and launch notes are delivered after the final invoice is paid.
Are there any recurring Seaway Sites fees?
No. This plan has no recurring Seaway Sites fee. Your chosen domain and hosting providers may charge their own fees directly to you.
What does the 30-day support cover?
It covers correcting bugs in the delivered website. New pages, redesigns, ongoing content changes and third-party service work are separate.