v1.0 · Effective June 2026
1.1 — Your domain is yours.
Your domain is registered to you — in your registrar account, under your name. Never to us. Allux connects to it; Allux never owns it.
1.2 — Your content leaves with you.
Every word of copy, every image, every article published on your site — including work we created for you as part of Design & Launch — is yours. If you leave, all of it goes with you, in standard, usable formats.
1.3 — Month-to-month. No lock-in.
No long-term contract. No cancellation fee. No renegotiation on the way out. You can cancel any month, effective the end of that billing period.
1.4 — Handover within days.
When you cancel, we deliver your complete content package — copy, imagery, articles, and your version archive — within five business days. Your domain simply stays where it always was: with you.
If you leave Allux, you lose nothing you'd need to start again elsewhere: your domain keeps working, your content arrives in files you can hand to any developer, designer, or platform, and your search equity stays attached to the domain you own. The one thing that stays behind is the Allux platform itself — the generation engine, editor, hosting, and compliance tooling are the product, not the deliverable. You keep everything the product made for you.
You keep: domain, copy, imagery, articles, version archive
You keep paying: nothingStays behind: the Allux platform itself
The template-platform business model quietly depends on exit friction: leave, and you start from zero — new domain equity, new content, new design. We think that's backwards. If a client stays with Allux, it should be because the site keeps winning them clients and the service keeps earning the fee — not because leaving would hurt. A written guarantee keeps us honest about that, permanently. It's also why our Design & Launch fee exists: the one-time work is paid for fairly up front, so we never need lock-in to recover it.
The exit, step by step.
1. Tell us — email is enough. No retention call, no hoops. 2. Your subscription ends at the close of the billing month. 3. Within five business days, you receive your content package: all copy, imagery, and articles in standard formats, plus your published-version archive for your books and records. 4. Your domain was always in your account — nothing to transfer. Point it wherever you go next. 5. If your next provider needs anything from us, they can email us directly. We'll be helpful. That's the whole process.
At our current size this handover is done personally, not by an export button — which is why it takes days, not seconds. A self-serve export is on the roadmap; the guarantee doesn't wait for it.