Ownership boundary
The no-handoff claim only works if the boundary is explicit.
Peak Leverage is not a project handoff shop. This page makes the commercial and operating boundary legible before you book a call or ask for a proposal.
Peak Leverage owns
- Application layer, hosting, deployments, and environment configuration
- Website codebase foundations, route logic, form handling, and integration wiring
- Monitoring, uptime responsibility, reporting surfaces, and routine operating maintenance
- Reusable templates, internal modules, automations, and operating methods
Client owns
- Domain, brand assets, approved content, and source material
- Underlying vendor accounts and subscription contracts for tools like Jobber or Clio
- Internal response ownership after alerts and records land in the system of record
- Commercial decisions, offer changes, and business-policy decisions
Shared prerequisites
- One named internal owner for response-path accountability
- Access to domain/DNS, approved provider accounts, and launch approvals
- Timely feedback inside the 21-day fixed-price build window
- Agreement to the managed model, including no-handoff infrastructure ownership
What happens if the relationship ends
- If the relationship ends, the domain stays with the client and Peak Leverage coordinates DNS cutover.
- Migration, export, and replacement-provider onboarding are separate paid transition work, not part of the monthly service.
- Peak Leverage does not promise to transfer its reusable application layer, automations, or internal methods as part of cancellation.
Buyer clarity
If you want a one-time build handed back at launch, do not hire Peak Leverage.
That is a legitimate buying preference. It is simply not this model. This model is built around system ownership, fixed pricing, and ongoing operational accountability after launch.