It's a good idea to have a plan if you will fall into long coma, be unconscious and unrecognized in a hospital for months, get falsely imprisoned in a foreign c

It's a good idea to have a plan if you will fall into long coma, be unconscious and unrecognized in a hospital for months, get falsely imprisoned in a foreign country etc. For backups it's a good idea to not rely on providers that charge your credit card every month, but instead have a wallet, or you can pay for multiple years (yes, there is at least one that allowed me to do that) in advance. For webapps... Given that in that time there will be probably many vulnerabilities discovered, maybe it's better you just have backups and restore it from them once your credit card declines, given e.g. GDPR - or equivalents - implications. Assuming you don't have employees (if that, see below). And if you die.. if you don't have dependants, who cares. If you do, that's basic business continuity operation.