PSYRCUIT/sites I'm stuck
Client setup · go-live

You've seen your site. Now let's make it yours.

You already looked at your finished website — no risk, nothing owed. What's left is a quick, one-time setup (about 10–15 minutes) that puts your site on accounts you own and control, with me as a helper you can remove anytime. I'll be right here if you get stuck.

This is your account, your domain, your card — start to finish. I never host your site or hold it hostage. You stay the owner, and you can remove my access in one click whenever you want.

setup://step‑1 · make it official

Make it official

This is the moment your site becomes officially yours — and you only pay after you've seen and approved it. Psyrcuit Sites is a single $500, paid once: no subscription, no monthly fee, ever. Payment is handled securely by Stripe; your card details never touch me.

// secure checkout · Stripe

This is the whole price. The only thing you'll pay after this is your domain (about $12/year, next step) — and that goes straight to Cloudflare, never to me.

Rather pay once everything's live? Totally fine — just tell me and we'll do this step last instead. Whatever's more comfortable.

setup://step‑2 · your free account

Create your free Cloudflare account

Cloudflare is the company that will hold your website and your domain — think of it like the secure vault your site lives in. The account is free, and it's 100% yours.

  1. Go to cloudflare.com and click Sign Up (top-right corner).
  2. Enter your email and a password you'll remember. Tip: use the business email you check most often.
  3. Cloudflare sends you a confirmation email — open it and click Verify email.
What you'll see: the Cloudflare sign-up page with email + password.

Everything from here lives in your account, under your email — not mine.

setup://step‑3 · your domain

Register your domain (~$12/yr)

Your domain is your web address — like yourshopname.com. You'll register it right inside your new account, in your name, on your card.

  1. In your Cloudflare dashboard, find Domain Registration → Register Domains in the left-hand menu. (You can also go straight to domains.cloudflare.com.)
  2. Type the name you'd like — for example yourshopname.com — and search.
  3. Pick the one you want and follow checkout. Cloudflare charges you their cost price — usually about $12 a year, with no markup and no add-ons.
What you'll see: a search box, your domain marked available, and the yearly price.

Already own a domain somewhere else? (GoDaddy, Squarespace, Wix, etc.) Don't buy a new one — just message me. Moving an existing domain is a slightly different (and easy) step, and I'll walk you through it.

This ~$12/year is the only ongoing cost of keeping your site online — and it's paid straight to Cloudflare on your card. Nothing recurring ever comes to me.

setup://step‑4 · add your helper

Add me as an Administrator

Now you let me in to build and publish your site — as a helper, not an owner. You stay in full control the whole time.

  1. In your dashboard, open Manage Account → Members.
  2. Click Invite.
  3. Enter my email: chase@psyrcuit.com.
  4. For the role, choose Administrator (leave the scope set to your whole account), then Continue to summary and click Invite.

I'll get the invite, accept it, and get to work.

What you'll see: Members → Invite, with a box for my email and a role set to Administrator.

You're the Super Administrator — the owner. On Cloudflare, only the owner can change billing or manage who's on the account. As an Administrator I can build and publish your site, but I can't touch your billing and I can't remove you. And you can remove me anytime in one click: Members → my name → Revoke.

setup://step‑5 · go live

I take it from here

That's everything you need to do. Once I'm in, I handle the technical part:

  • Publish your finished site into your Cloudflare account.
  • Connect it to your new domain and turn on secure HTTPS (the padlock).
  • Test it on phones and computers so it looks right everywhere.
  • Hand you every login and give you a quick tour.

Then your site is live at your domain — and 100% yours.

No leash

What you walk away owning.

Everything in your name, on your card. I'm just an invited helper you can remove anytime.

// the keys, handed to you
Your domainYours · in your name
Cloudflare accountYours
Card on fileYour card
My accessAdministrator · removable
Monthly fee to Psyrcuit$0
// the keys are yours from day one. keep it, or take it anywhere — no lock-in.
Straight answers

A few fair questions.

>Why do I make my own account?
So you truly own everything — the site, the domain, the hosting. You're not renting from a platform that can lock you out or hike a monthly fee. If we ever part ways, you keep it all, free and clear.
>Can I remove you later?
Yes — instantly, and without asking anyone. In your dashboard: Manage Account → Members → my name → Revoke. It's your account; you're always in charge.
>What does it cost to keep running?
About $12 a year for your domain, paid to Cloudflare at their cost. Hosting is free at your size. There's no monthly fee to me — the $500 was the whole price.
>What if I get stuck?
Don't sweat any of it. Text or email me and I'll walk you through it — or we hop on a quick call and do it together. None of these steps are ones you have to figure out alone.

Stuck on any step? I'm one tap away.

Seriously — reach out before you wrestle with anything. I'd rather hop in for two minutes than have you stress over a click.

Email me