- Address (domain)
- What people type to find you, like kitchenlakay.com. You renew it once a year.
- Land (hosting)
- Where your website lives. It stays open day and night.
- House (website)
- What our team builds: your pages, words and photos.
- Keys and deed (accounts)
- The accounts show whose name the services are under and who has access. Your domain stays in your name. Hosting account ownership and access depend on the option you choose.
- Seat
- A login for one person on a hosting account.
- Invite
- An invitation gives someone their own access without sharing your password. Removing that access depends on your role. With the Billing role, ask us to return Owner access first.
- Owner and Billing
- Roles on a Vercel account. In the one-paid-seat option, one member of our team has Owner access and you have the free Billing role. While you have Billing access, ask us to return Owner access before you can remove us.
- Registrar
- The company you bought your address from, like GoDaddy.
- Address settings (DNS)
- They point your address to your land, so people who type it find your house.
- The lock (HTTPS)
- The little lock before your address. It keeps what visitors type private on the way to your site. It turns on by itself.
- Two-step sign-in
- Your password plus a code from your phone. Much harder for anyone to break in.
- Delegate Access
- GoDaddy's way to let us help with your address, without your password.