SSite Handoff Guard
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For website & domain buyers

You bought the site. Did the handoff actually go through?

Site Handoff Guard checks the things that quietly break after closing: DNS still pointing where it should, SSL still valid, Search Console ownership really yours, and the seller's old ad and analytics code gone. Not just on day one, but for the weeks after.

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What went wrong in a real handoff

A routine setup step wiped a DNS recordTurning on email at the host silently removed the Google verification record. Nothing warned us.
The seller's ad code was still liveAfter closing, the seller's ad ID was still on the pages, so ad revenue could keep going to them.
Old access hung aroundThe seller and the broker still had access to Search Console and hosting until we found and removed it.

What it watches for you

Add the domain after closing. It checks daily for the first 30 days, the window when handoffs quietly break.

DNS & nameservers
Confirms records point where they should and flags it if a record disappears or the seller's old settings come back.
SSL certificate
Watches expiry and issuer so visitors don't hit a browser warning the week after you take over.
Search Console ownership
Confirms you hold verified ownership, and shows who else still has access.
Ad & analytics code
Flags any page still carrying the seller's AdSense or analytics ID, the easiest way to hand your new revenue to someone else.

Built from a real handoff, not a guess

This came out of closing on a website acquisition and living through the domain transfer, the access cleanup and the ad-code swap step by step. The checks are the ones that caused real delay and real risk in that deal.

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