The details before you decide.

Start with shared hosting for a compatible site that does not need its own operating system. Compare a VPS when you need root access or custom services. Consider dedicated hardware when the workload requires an entire physical machine. Check runtime, memory, storage and traffic before choosing.

No. It is a starting point for compatible websites, stores, forums, CMSs and other applications that fit its runtime and resource limits. Include the exact application, versions and extensions in your request.

VPS S lists 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe, 10 TB transfer on a 1 Gbps port and root access. TitanDash and Dart access are included. The $50 is the monthly hosting price.

Each price belongs to a named CPU, memory, storage and location configuration. The five current monthly prices are $239, $239, $259, $319 and $819. Compare the complete hardware specification on the dedicated page.

A proposed tier is a draft catalog configuration, not available to select in a request. The current choices are Managed Site, VPS S and the five named dedicated servers. Discuss larger requirements before assuming a proposed tier is available.

The published additional rates are $5 per bounded approved Dart task and a $20-per-site migration base rate. Confirm the scope of both. Setup, licenses, custom resources, taxes, renewal and cancellation terms must also be confirmed before service.

TitanDash and Dart access are included with hosting. The exact operating-system, application, backup, monitoring and incident-response scope must be agreed for your service. Separately approved Dart work is listed at $5 per bounded task; confirm the boundary before authorizing work.

The published rate for one bounded, separately approved task is $5. Before authorizing work, establish whether it is covered by your management scope or is separately charged, and review the intended action and price.

No. Guest chat discusses the information you provide and has no server-action authority. Account-specific operations belong in the authenticated panel with the permissions and approval required for that work.

Hosting and server-management assistance do not automatically include application development, redesign or content edits. Identify who owns code changes, extensions and application maintenance in your service scope.

Confirm the schedule, retention, storage location, restore procedure and any restore charge for your selected plan before service begins. Disk capacity or RAID in a server specification does not describe a backup policy.

The VPS catalog lists location codes, and each dedicated configuration identifies a city and data center. Confirm the location and availability for your exact service during review; a catalog entry is not a capacity reservation.

Start with an inventory of the source host, site files, databases, mailboxes, jobs and DNS. Compatibility and access need review before a move is agreed. The published migration base rate is $20 per site; it is not a quote for every possible account or mail migration.

That cannot be promised for every application. Agree the staging, final data synchronization, DNS change, acceptance checks and recovery path before the move. Stores, forums and mail may need special handling while data changes.

Your selected configuration and workload details go to Dart for review. The form displays the response when one is received. Submitting does not buy a server, take payment, create an account or begin provisioning.

Use the support page for guest guidance, service status and client-panel access. Existing customers can view private service details in the client panel; use the support contact agreed for your service when reporting an incident.

Start with the sign-in and password-recovery pages linked from Support. If the problem continues, describe the error and when it occurred without putting passwords or recovery codes in guest chat.