Plans, comparisons and migration guides
Where coritan.com explains each account plan, how you pay, what typical workloads cost, how Coritan compares and how to move to Coritan.
In the dashboard
The public site at coritan.com has a group of pages that help you choose and start. This page says what each one holds. Every price on them comes from the same catalogue the order pages use, so a figure there matches what you pay.
Plan pages
Section titled Plan pagesThe Pro page and the Business page list what each account plan includes, taken from the plan limits the platform enforces. Each page has a button that opens the Plan tab of your billing page with that plan chosen. While account plans are not open to your account, the page says so and does not offer the button.
Payments and billing
Section titled Payments and billingThe Payments and billing page says which payment methods and currencies you can use, how the hourly unlock deposit works for a prepaid account and when each kind of charge is taken. It reads these facts from the platform settings, so it changes when a setting changes. Add credit and How usage billing works describe the same flows in the dashboard.
Use cases
Section titled Use casesFive pages work through a typical project: a WordPress site, a startup with an API and a database, an online store, a hobby app and a game community. Each page lists the products the project needs and a monthly cost computed from the current rates. You can change the inputs, such as hours a day or data out, and the cost recalculates. See your usage shows how to compare an estimate with what your account really used.
Comparisons
Section titled ComparisonsThe App Deployment page and the Cloud Compute page compare Coritan with other providers. Each page shows the date its figures were read from the other provider's published pages. A comparison older than 90 days stops showing and sends the visitor to the pricing page, because the figures may have changed.
Migration guides
Section titled Migration guidesThe Move to Coritan page opens a guide for each kind of thing you can move: websites and domains, email, Object Storage and servers. Each guide lists the steps Coritan supports and what you do yourself, such as changing a nameserver at your registrar. A guide does not claim an import the platform cannot do.
Resources and referrals
Section titled Resources and referralsThe Resources page links to the documentation, the changelog, the status page, the payments page, the use cases, the comparisons and the migration guides. The Referral page describes the referral program. It shows its terms only while the program is switched on, and otherwise says that referrals are not open.