How should I use InMotion Hosting Launch Assist when moving to a dedicated server?
The short answer
Use Launch Assist as planned onboarding work with an agreed task list, rather than assuming unlimited development or administration. InMotion describes help with server configuration, migrations and optimization; the included time and work should be confirmed for the selected package.
In more detail
InMotion's Launch Assist documentation describes help with setup, application transfers, software configuration and consultation on qualifying services. The dedicated-server page lists Launch Assist with its current offers. That makes onboarding support relevant when comparing a server move, but the task scope still needs to be agreed.
Prepare a short handover document before scheduling the work. List the websites, databases, email services, software versions and access requirements, then identify the outcome that matters most. For example, a working deployment and tested mail flow is a more verifiable request than simply asking for an optimized server.
Our recommendation is to prioritize work that blocks launch, then reserve time for acceptance testing. Agree who changes DNS, who checks the application, and what remains with your own developer. If custom work exceeds the included allowance, obtain a separate scope before assuming it will be completed.
Keep the old environment available until the agreed checks pass. Launch Assist may reduce setup effort, but your decision should also account for ongoing support arrangements after onboarding. A clearly bounded initial engagement is useful when you know what needs to be configured and can verify the result.