OUR FIRST PRINCIPLE
Your business assets remain yours.
Apus Launch coordinates and configures the agreed work, but the entity, domain, accounts and data are handed over to the agreed owner.
These answers are general information and do not replace legal, tax, investment or immigration advice.
OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS
Continue operating without being locked into Apus Launch
Does Apus Launch own assets on our behalf?
No. Ownership and administrator roles are agreed at the start, then every in-scope asset is transferred through the handover inventory.
How are credentials transferred?
Administrative access is transferred through an appropriate secure method, with guidance for changing roles and retaining control.
COMMON SCOPE QUESTIONS
Start from the operation you actually have
Can we buy only selected services?
Yes. Apus Launch can inspect the current setup and quote the specific gaps without requiring a full package.
Can ownership or entity structure change later?
A change may be possible, but the path depends on the entity and requirements at that time. It needs a fresh scope review.
What if we already have a domain or operating tools?
We preserve suitable assets, review ownership and configuration, and propose only the work still needed.
What happens if the company pauses operations?
Apus Launch can help define the coordination checklist and relevant contacts; any specialist advice is handled within an explicitly agreed scope.
Are visas and work permits included?
Not by default. Related needs are scoped separately and routed to an appropriate specialist where required.
ECOSYSTEM MAP
Which stage is your company in?
Apus does not sell one mandatory path. Each stage asks a different question — and one product answers it.
No legal entity yet
Invoicing through a personal account and needing a company to issue invoices and sign contracts.
- Apus Launch(you are here)
New company, 0–12 months
The licence exists; now the books must be on time and the business must look settled.
- Apus Launch(you are here)
Trading steadily
Real revenue, and spreadsheets are no longer enough to run on.
Staff, and repetitive work
Repetitive work is eating salaries — time to hand it to a machine.
Departments
Several departments need one system and one set of numbers.
Have a question about your specific structure?
Share enough context for us to answer within the right scope.