Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Titan to Launch Financial Services for SMBs After GoDaddy Deal
Titan, a company that provides email services for small businesses, is expanding into financial services.
They plan to offer credit cards and tools to manage business expenses.
This move is boosted by a partnership with GoDaddy, a company that helps people buy website addresses.
GoDaddy tested Titan and saw an increase in revenue.
Titan expects to add millions of new email users because of this partnership, aiming for a significant increase in their yearly earnings in the next few years.
The company, already profitable, is run by serial entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia.
Titan, a business email platform, is entering financial services for small and medium businesses (SMBs).
New financial offerings will include credit cards and expense management tools.
The company anticipates growth from a new partnership with domain registrar GoDaddy.
GoDaddy's pilot program with Titan increased its average revenue by 76%.
Titan projects $35-40 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) over the next 2-3 years.
- Who
- Bhavin Turakhia's Titan is expanding its services.
- What
- Titan is entering financial services for SMBs, adding credit cards and expense management tools.
- When
- The launch could happen next year.
- Where
- India, Brazil, and other global markets.
- Why
- To provide SMBs with financial tools and benefit from a partnership with GoDaddy.
- Company
- Titan
- Founder
- Bhavin Turakhia
- Partnership
- GoDaddy
- SMB Financial Services
- Credit cards, expense management
- ARR Potential
- $35-40 million (2-3 years)