Nothing to pay up front. 12 month minimum, then it rolls monthly at the same price. After that the site is yours to keep, moved into your own Webflow account for a one off £250.
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A Suffolk Webflow agency explains who owns your site after the 12-month minimum, what moving it costs (£250 one-off) and when leaving is the wrong call.
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October 17, 2026
After the 12-month minimum, FutureProofs moves your whole site into your own Webflow account for a one-off £250. You own it outright from then on.
Picture a heating firm owner in Haverhill (a hypothetical). They're in month 9 of a 12-month website plan, and on a Sunday night they read the terms properly for the first time. One question matters. If I leave, do I own the site?
Yes. After the minimum term we move it into your own Webflow account. We wrote those terms and we set the £250 fee. Read this with that bias in mind. Below: what moves across, what leaving costs, and where leaving is the wrong call. We build from Bury St Edmunds, and our web design in Bury St Edmunds page shows how the plans work.
Key takeaways
After 12 months we move the whole site into your own Webflow account for a one-off £250. You own it outright.
There's no build fee and nothing up front. Starter is from £189 a month, Business from £249 and Market Leader from £329.
Stay and the plan rolls monthly at the price you signed. Nobody's locked in after month 12.
Leave if someone in-house will run Webflow and the SEO. Stay if the page work, edits and ranking report are worth more to you than from £189 a month.
Will I own my website after the contract ends?
Yes, once the 12-month minimum is done.
What moves across
The Webflow build and every page on it. Each plan includes a page for every service in every town, plus schema markup, internal linking, a sitemap and alt text, and all of that sits in the site you take. Webflow is a platform you can run yourself, which is part of why we build on Webflow rather than WordPress.
What changes the day you leave
Hosting and SSL are part of the plan, so once the site is in your account, that account is yours to run and pay for. The monthly ranking report, the ongoing SEO work and content edits on request belong to the plan, so they end when it does. SEO help on a site you own later is by consultation, with no published price.
For the Haverhill firm, that means paying the fee and holding the account themselves.
What does leaving cost, plan by plan?
A one-off £250 on top of the plan fees you've already paid. Staying costs nothing extra.
If you don't leave, nothing changes. The plan rolls monthly at the same price. Our client retention is 96%.
When is leaving the wrong move?
If the site works and you'd end up paying someone else for the same page and ranking work, staying costs less.
Say you only serve one town and already rank for it. A plan is the wrong answer for you. If your site works, leave it alone.
Now picture a café in Sudbury with a manager who enjoys editing pages. Moving makes sense there. A two-van plumbing firm with nobody to spare is different, because handing over the keys just creates a job nobody has time for.
Then there's a platform change. If you want to leave Webflow altogether, check what Webflow lets you export before you decide.
Here's the test. Add up the monthly page work, the edits and the ranking report. If that's worth more to you than from £189 a month, stay. If it isn't, move.
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay the £250 if I stay on after 12 months?
Only if you want the site moved. Staying means the plan carries on monthly at the price you signed, with nothing added on top.
Does the price rise after the minimum term?
No. The price you sign at holds for as long as you stay, with no step up at month 13. After the 12 months you can leave whenever you like.
Is there a build fee or anything up front?
No. You pay the monthly plan price from the start, with hosting and SEO included. The 12-month minimum is the only commitment.
Who looks after the site once it's in my own Webflow account?
You do, or whoever you hire. The ranking report, ongoing SEO and edits on request belong to the plan, so they stop when you leave. If you want our help later, SEO on a site you own is by consultation.
What to check in your contract this week
Three clauses matter most: who owns the site, whose name is on the domain, and what it costs to move.
Open your current agency or freelancer agreement and find all three. Who owns the build and the content? Whose name is on the domain and on the Webflow or hosting account? Is there a written fee to hand it over? If you can't find the answers, ask in writing before you renew anything. Put the same questions to us.
