01 · Choose
Select an exact plan
Compare resources and select a current shared, VPS or dedicated configuration. Proposed tiers are not selectable.
How it works
From choosing hosting to running your work.
TitanArray Hosting provides the hosting service. TitanDash is the server-management panel, and Dart is the hosting-facing operator. Here is where each fits into your journey.
Getting started
Choose, describe, review.
The current public form begins a hosting review. Account setup, payment and service activation are separate steps that are not completed by submitting it.
02 · Describe
Bring your workload
Include the domain, application, resource needs and any migration. Check the monthly price and migration estimate in your request.
03 · Review
Send the details to Dart
Read the returned response and clarify the fit, scope and next steps. A response is not a paid order or confirmation of provisioning.
Once you have an account
A separate entrance for your hosting.
The client panel provides the authenticated route into your account. Review the site, DNS and TLS inventories returned for your account, and manage your account recovery address.
Dart’s hosting role is to help explain the account information it can observe. Review the available service information before deciding what help you need. A proposed change should identify its scope, cost and expected result before you authorize it. Check the result of the work rather than treating a proposal as completion.
Service responsibilities
Agree who looks after each part.
Use this guide when reviewing a plan. Exact management, support and recovery terms must be confirmed for your chosen service before it begins.
| Area | Hosting service | Your part |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure & access | Compare the listed resources and the access available with each hosting family. | Choose capacity and identify who may administer your account. |
| Operating system & application | Confirm the supported OS/runtime and the work covered by management. | Describe your stack, custom services and who owns application updates. |
| Mail, DNS & TLS | Shared Site lists five mailboxes and included TLS; confirm the service setup for your plan. | Identify your domain registrar, DNS authority and mail provider. |
| Backups & restores | Agree the backup schedule, retention, location, restore process and charges before service. | State the data you need protected and acceptable recovery point. |
| Monitoring & incidents | Confirm what is monitored, when support is available and how escalation works. | Provide account contacts, business impact and an authorized decision-maker. |
| Content & permissions | Hosting and server assistance do not include building your application or editing content. | Manage your code, content, licenses and the access you grant. |
Access and additional work
Understand what a price covers.
Panel and Dart access are part of hosting. Separately approved work and a scoped migration need their own cost review.
| Charge | Published amount | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Monthly price of the selected plan | Resources, location and the final service terms. |
| TitanDash and Dart access | Included with hosting | Access to the panel and operator does not make every piece of work free. |
| Approved Dart work | $5 per bounded task | Confirm whether the work is included management or a separately charged task before authorizing it. |
| Migration | $20 per site, published base rate | Source access, mail, data size, dependencies and any exceptions need a scoped review. |
| Other charges and terms | Confirmed before service | Setup, licenses, extra resources, taxes, renewal and cancellation terms are not quoted by this request form. |
Ask about the next step
Start with a question.
Guest Dart can discuss the workload, plan or problem you describe. It cannot access your private server through this public conversation or perform an authorized server change here.
For account-specific work, open the client panel. For general preparation, describe the software, symptom or move without passwords or secrets.
Your next step
Know the resources and the responsibilities.
Choose a plan with your application needs, operating scope and any move in view.