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Your Google profile, domain, and reviews stay yours.  Even if you leave us.

Some marketing companies set things up in their own name.  When you leave, the profile or the domain can stay with them.  We set it all up in yours.

Working with us · 2 minute read · Updated October 19, 2026 · Sources

In your name
Google profileYou: owner
DomainYou: registrant
ReviewsOn your profile
CornerWickManager you can remove
Example, drawn by us.

What you keep if you cancel

  1. Google profileYou are the ownerYours, before and after

    Your Google profile

    You stay the owner.  We're a manager you can remove.

  2. Your domainIn your nameyourname.comYours, before and after

    Your domain

    Registered in your name, not ours.

  3. Your reviewsThey stay on your profileYours, before and after

    Your reviews

    They live on your profile, so they stay with you.

  4. Your siteFiles are yours if you goYours, before and after

    Your website

    You get the files, and it stays up 30 days while you move.

Owner and manager are not the same

A Google profile has only one primary owner.  Owners can add or remove people and delete the profile.  Managers can't add or remove people, and only the primary owner can hand over ownership. [1]

YouOwnerCan add or removeanyoneCornerWickManagerRuns it for youYou can remove usany time
Drawn by us, as an example.

The domain belongs to whoever registered it

The registrant is the person who holds the rights to a domain name.  ICANN, the group that runs domain names, warns that whoever registered it for you may be the official registrant of record. [2] It also advises against listing your web designer or host as the registrant. [3]

Worth asking any marketing company

Do

  • Whose name is the Google profile owner?
  • Whose name is the domain registered in?
  • What do I keep if I cancel?

Never

  • A profile where they're the owner and you're not
  • A domain in their name
  • A contract that holds the site until you pay a fee

What CornerWick does about it

This is how every plan works. See the plans and prices

Pricing and terms

Sources

  1. Google Business Profile Help, "Manage owners and managers of a Business Profile", checked 2026-10-19.
  2. ICANN, domain name registrant FAQs, checked 2026-10-19.
  3. ICANN blog, "Do you have a domain name? Here's what you need to know" (Mar 26, 2018), checked 2026-10-19.

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