# Coritan: full export

This file inlines the public catalog, official page copy, legal documents, and (when the database answers) every published community guide and server. The shorter index is https://www.coritan.com/llms.txt.

Websites, servers, email and storage on one account. The Free plan needs no card and includes DNS and protection for 3 websites, 5 mailboxes and 10 GB-month of storage each month.


# Prices

URL: https://www.coritan.com/pricing

Prices are in US dollars. The live pages and the dashboard win if they disagree.

## What each plan costs

Account plans in US dollars

| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Websites | Mailboxes | Emails a month | Object Storage free each month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | $0 | 3 | 5 | 3,000 | 10 GB-month |
| Pro | $12 | $120 | 10 | 10 | 25,000 | 250 GB-month |
| Business | $39 | $384 | 50 | 50 | 100,000 | 1,024 GB-month |
| Enterprise | Through our sales team | Through our sales team | Unlimited | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement |

Pro and Business include Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need. On the Free plan Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

## Cloud Compute sizes

Each price is a 730-hour month with the server on. The first column assumes the CPU idle, the second the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs, and the third every vCPU busy all month, which is the most a size can cost. A stopped server costs its disk only.

Prices a month in US dollars, before Server access

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | Disk | CPU idle | CPU at 10% | Most a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| RX-2 | 2 GB | 2 | 40 GB | $5.84 | $8.03 | $27.74 |
| RX-4 | 4 GB | 2 | 80 GB | $11.68 | $13.87 | $33.58 |
| RX-8 | 8 GB | 4 | 160 GB | $23.36 | $27.74 | $67.16 |
| RX-16 | 16 GB | 8 | 320 GB | $46.72 | $55.48 | $134.32 |
| RX-24 | 24 GB | 12 | 480 GB | $70.08 | $83.22 | $201.48 |
| RX-32 | 32 GB | 16 | 640 GB | $93.44 | $110.96 | $268.64 |
| RX-48 | 48 GB | 24 | 960 GB | $140.16 | $166.44 | $402.96 |
| RX-64 | 64 GB | 32 | 1,280 GB | $186.88 | $221.92 | $537.28 |

## Game server and database sizes

Each price is a 730-hour month with the server on. The first column assumes the CPU idle, the second the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs, and the third every vCPU busy all month, which is the most a size can cost. A stopped server costs its disk only.

Prices a month in US dollars, before Server access

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | Disk | CPU idle | CPU at 10% | Most a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| CX2 | 2 GB | 2 | 20 GB | $5.11 | $7.30 | $27.01 |
| CX4 | 4 GB | 2 | 40 GB | $10.22 | $12.41 | $32.12 |
| CX6 | 6 GB | 3 | 60 GB | $15.33 | $18.62 | $48.18 |
| CX8 | 8 GB | 4 | 80 GB | $20.44 | $24.82 | $64.24 |
| CX12 | 12 GB | 5 | 120 GB | $30.66 | $36.14 | $85.41 |
| CX16 | 16 GB | 6 | 160 GB | $40.88 | $47.45 | $106.58 |
| CX24 | 24 GB | 8 | 240 GB | $61.32 | $70.08 | $148.92 |
| CX32 | 32 GB | 10 | 320 GB | $81.76 | $92.71 | $191.26 |
| CX48 | 48 GB | 14 | 480 GB | $122.64 | $137.97 | $275.94 |
| CX64 | 64 GB | 18 | 640 GB | $163.52 | $183.23 | $360.62 |

## SMTP Relay plans

Prices in US dollars

| Plan | Emails a month | Price a month | Price per 1,000 emails |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Relay 25K | 25,000 emails | $10 | $0.40 |
| Relay 50K | 50,000 emails | $15 | $0.30 |
| Relay 100K | 100,000 emails | $30 | $0.30 |
| Relay 250K | 250,000 emails | $72 | $0.288 |
| Relay 500K | 500,000 emails | $140 | $0.28 |
| Relay 1M | 1,000,000 emails | $250 | $0.25 |

Accounts include some sending before they buy a plan: Free 3,000 emails a month, Pro 25,000 emails a month, Business 100,000 emails a month.

## Object Storage prices

Prices in US dollars

| What you pay for | Price |
| --- | --- |
| Storage | $0.0135 per GB-month |
| Class A operations (uploads, copies, listings) | $4.00 per million |
| Class B operations (downloads and other reads) | $0.32 per million |
| Data out | Free |

- Free: 10 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month
- Pro: 250 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month
- Business: 1,024 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month

## Mailbox prices

Mailboxes included: Free 5, Pro 10, Business 50. An extra mailbox costs $1 a month, or $9.60 a year.

## Floating IP prices

Prices in US dollars

| Address | Monthly | Yearly | Hourly |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| IPv6 Address | $1 | $9.60 | $0.0014 |
| IPv4 Address | $2 | $19.20 | $0.0028 |
| IPv4 Subnet /29 | $5 | $48 | $0.0069 |
| IPv4 Subnet /28 | $9 | $86.40 | $0.0125 |
| IPv4 Subnet /27 | $17 | $163.20 | $0.0236 |
| IPv4 Subnet /26 | $33 | $316.80 | $0.0458 |
| IPv4 Subnet /25 | $65 | $624 | $0.0903 |
| IPv4 Subnet /24 | $129 | $1,238.40 | $0.1792 |

## Shield Custom Profile prices

Prices in US dollars

| Profile | Monthly | Yearly |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Shield Custom Profile | $15 | $144 |
| Shield Custom Profile Plus | $49 | $470.40 |
| Shield Enterprise Profile | $149 | $1,430.40 |

## Snapshot Storage prices

Prices in US dollars

| Size | Monthly | Yearly |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Snapshot Storage 50 GB | $1.50 | $14.40 |
| Snapshot Storage 100 GB | $2.50 | $24 |
| Snapshot Storage 250 GB | $5 | $48 |
| Snapshot Storage 500 GB | $9 | $86.40 |
| Snapshot Storage 1 TB | $16 | $153.60 |
| Snapshot Storage 2 TB | $30 | $288 |

## Domain prices

Prices in US dollars

| Ending | Register, a year | Renew, a year |
| --- | --- | --- |
| .5g.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .6g.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .abogado | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .ac | $41.25 | $74.25 |
| .ac.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .ac.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .academy | $17.99 | $67.74 |
| .accountant | $32.40 | $32.40 |
| .accountants | $35.64 | $159.23 |
| .actor | $16.38 | $61.32 |
| .ad | $30.35 | $30.35 |
| .adm.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .adult | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .ae | $49.02 | $49.02 |
| .ae.org | $28.41 | $28.41 |
| .aero | $67.49 | $67.49 |
| .ag | $123.75 | $123.75 |
| .agency | $5.25 | $42.06 |
| .ai | $128.40 | $128.40 |
| .ai.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .airforce | $143.18 | $143.18 |
| .am.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .apartments | $16.38 | $78.98 |
| .app | $12 | $21.75 |
| .archi | $20.39 | $143.18 |
| .army | $16.38 | $53.30 |
| .art | $6.75 | $32.43 |
| .art.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .as | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .asia | $3 | $17.99 |
| .asn.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .associates | $17.99 | $53.30 |
| .at | $16.49 | $16.49 |
| .attorney | $77.37 | $77.37 |
| .auction | $4.50 | $45.27 |
| .audio | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .auto | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .autos | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .baby | $2.99 | $80.58 |
| .band | $24.41 | $43.67 |
| .bar | $4.49 | $80.58 |
| .bar.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .bargains | $17.94 | $37.25 |
| .basketball | $64.53 | $64.53 |
| .bayern | $50.93 | $50.93 |
| .be | $11.13 | $11.13 |
| .beauty | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .beer | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .berlin | $81.26 | $81.26 |
| .best | $2.42 | $27.38 |
| .bet | $14.78 | $35.64 |
| .bi | $83.54 | $83.54 |
| .bible | $62.93 | $62.93 |
| .bid | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .bihar.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .bike | $12.36 | $54.90 |
| .bingo | $12.36 | $74.16 |
| .bio | $8.36 | $99.84 |
| .biz | $9.98 | $28.40 |
| .biz.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .biz.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .biz.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .biz.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .black | $24.41 | $90.21 |
| .blackfriday | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .blog | $5.25 | $32.43 |
| .blue | $19.59 | $34.04 |
| .boats | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .bond | $3.74 | $24.41 |
| .boo | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .boston | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .bot | $75 | $75 |
| .boutique | $3.75 | $45.27 |
| .br.com | $58.11 | $58.11 |
| .broker | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .build | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .builders | $6.75 | $48.48 |
| .business | $3.75 | $29.22 |
| .business.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .buzz | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .bz | $28.32 | $28.32 |
| .bzh | $63.45 | $63.45 |
| .ca | $12.81 | $13.83 |
| .ca.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .cab | $19.59 | $45.27 |
| .cafe | $6.75 | $72.56 |
| .cam | $2.63 | $22.80 |
| .camera | $17.99 | $72.56 |
| .camp | $9.96 | $87 |
| .capital | $8.36 | $98.24 |
| .car | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .cards | $3.75 | $53.30 |
| .care | $17.99 | $61.32 |
| .career | $119.10 | $119.10 |
| .careers | $24.41 | $98.24 |
| .cars | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .casa | $2.25 | $16.38 |
| .case | $3,120.32 | $3,120.32 |
| .cash | $14.78 | $53.30 |
| .casino | $11.57 | $223.43 |
| .cat | $27.38 | $36.39 |
| .catering | $53.30 | $53.30 |
| .cc | $5.99 | $13.20 |
| .center | $5.25 | $45.27 |
| .ceo | $14.99 | $160.83 |
| .cfd | $2.99 | $24.41 |
| .channel | $18.36 | $18.33 |
| .charity | $17.99 | $34.52 |
| .chat | $8.36 | $62.93 |
| .cheap | $8.36 | $45.27 |
| .christmas | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .church | $9.96 | $80.58 |
| .city | $6.75 | $40.46 |
| .cl | $17.66 | $17.66 |
| .claims | $16.38 | $89.37 |
| .cleaning | $104.66 | $104.66 |
| .click | $2.99 | $16.38 |
| .clinic | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .clothing | $16.38 | $45.27 |
| .cloud | $5.99 | $32.43 |
| .club | $2.25 | $23.94 |
| .club.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .cn.com | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .cn.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .co | $23.25 | $46.80 |
| .co.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .co.at | $16.49 | $16.49 |
| .co.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .co.gg | $63 | $63 |
| .co.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .co.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .co.je | $63 | $63 |
| .co.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .co.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .co.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .co.pn | $90.36 | $90.36 |
| .co.za | $9.38 | $9.38 |
| .coach | $16.38 | $106.26 |
| .codes | $6.75 | $98.24 |
| .coffee | $16.38 | $59.72 |
| .college | $15.75 | $80.58 |
| .cologne | $48.92 | $48.92 |
| .com | $16.32 | $16.32 |
| .com.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .com.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .com.cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .com.co | $26.55 | $26.55 |
| .com.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .com.de | $9.59 | $9.59 |
| .com.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .com.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .com.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .com.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .com.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .com.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .com.mx | $17.66 | $35.87 |
| .com.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .com.ph | $69 | $69 |
| .com.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .com.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .com.sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .com.so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .com.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .com.vc | $45 | $45 |
| .community | $12.36 | $70.95 |
| .company | $3.75 | $29.22 |
| .compare | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .computer | $27.62 | $53.30 |
| .condos | $80.58 | $80.58 |
| .conf.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .construction | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .consulting | $32.43 | $67.74 |
| .contact | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .contractors | $8.36 | $48.48 |
| .cooking | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .cool | $8.36 | $62.93 |
| .coop.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .coop.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .country | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .coupons | $3.75 | $75.77 |
| .courses | $2.25 | $48.48 |
| .credit | $9.96 | $143.18 |
| .creditcard | $8.36 | $200.28 |
| .cricket | $32.40 | $32.40 |
| .cruises | $12.36 | $77.37 |
| .cs.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .cue.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .cx | $26.49 | $26.49 |
| .cymru | $16.11 | $16.11 |
| .cyou | $2.99 | $24.41 |
| .cz | $13.31 | $13.31 |
| .dad | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .dance | $14.78 | $38.85 |
| .date | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .dating | $19.59 | $90.21 |
| .day | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .de | $5.90 | $5.90 |
| .de.com | $28.13 | $28.13 |
| .deal | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .dealer | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .deals | $5.25 | $53.30 |
| .degree | $12.36 | $64.53 |
| .delhi.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .delivery | $7.55 | $87 |
| .democrat | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .dental | $106.26 | $106.26 |
| .dentist | $90.21 | $90.21 |
| .desi | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .design | $16.38 | $72.56 |
| .dev | $12 | $18.75 |
| .diamonds | $67.74 | $67.74 |
| .diet | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .digital | $3.75 | $53.30 |
| .direct | $16.38 | $53.30 |
| .directory | $6.75 | $38.85 |
| .disco.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .discount | $6.75 | $37.25 |
| .diy | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .dk | $19.62 | $19.62 |
| .doc.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .doctor | $12.36 | $159.23 |
| .dog | $5.25 | $90.21 |
| .domains | $16.38 | $72.56 |
| .download | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .dr.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .earth | $24.41 | $24.41 |
| .ebiz.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .eco | $90.89 | $92.61 |
| .edu.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .education | $32.43 | $48.48 |
| .email | $8.36 | $43.67 |
| .energy | $17.99 | $159.23 |
| .engineer | $14.78 | $54.90 |
| .engineering | $9.96 | $93.42 |
| .enterprises | $5.25 | $48.48 |
| .equipment | $16.38 | $40.46 |
| .er.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .esq | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .estate | $12.36 | $54.90 |
| .eu | $7.28 | $9.30 |
| .eu.com | $28.13 | $28.13 |
| .eus | $81.48 | $81.17 |
| .events | $14.78 | $80.58 |
| .exchange | $9.15 | $53.30 |
| .expert | $9.96 | $87 |
| .exposed | $30.83 | $30.83 |
| .express | $13.97 | $53.30 |
| .fail | $12.36 | $53.30 |
| .faith | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .family | $8.36 | $54.90 |
| .fan | $9.96 | $75.77 |
| .fans | $13.17 | $13.17 |
| .farm | $11.57 | $53.30 |
| .fashion | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .fast | $36.44 | $36.44 |
| .feedback | $14.99 | $481.83 |
| .film | $96.63 | $96.63 |
| .finance | $9.96 | $90.21 |
| .financial | $24.41 | $80.58 |
| .firm.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .fish | $12.36 | $61.32 |
| .fishing | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .fit | $3 | $40.46 |
| .fitness | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .flights | $48.48 | $80.58 |
| .florist | $12.36 | $40.46 |
| .flowers | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .fm | $102.38 | $133.88 |
| .fo | $79.29 | $79.29 |
| .foo | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .food | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .football | $16.38 | $35.64 |
| .forex | $16.38 | $143.18 |
| .forsale | $16.38 | $48.48 |
| .forum | $4.49 | $48.48 |
| .fot.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .foundation | $17.99 | $34.52 |
| .fr | $9.84 | $9.84 |
| .free | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .fun | $5.25 | $48.48 |
| .fund | $13.17 | $98.24 |
| .furniture | $32.43 | $143.18 |
| .futbol | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .fyi | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .gallery | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .game | $464.99 | $529.98 |
| .game.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .games | $12.36 | $46.88 |
| .garden | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .gay | $3 | $48.48 |
| .gb.net | $38.73 | $38.73 |
| .gd | $40.13 | $40.13 |
| .gdn | $15.99 | $15.99 |
| .geek.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .gen.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .gen.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .gg | $80.25 | $80.25 |
| .gift | $25.37 | $25.37 |
| .gifts | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .gives | $17.99 | $34.52 |
| .giving | $17.99 | $34.83 |
| .glass | $99.84 | $99.84 |
| .global | $48.48 | $135.15 |
| .gmbh | $71.88 | $71.88 |
| .gold | $8.36 | $143.18 |
| .golf | $6.75 | $90.21 |
| .graphics | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .gratis | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .green | $9.96 | $106.26 |
| .gripe | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .group | $9.15 | $35.64 |
| .guide | $9.15 | $53.30 |
| .guitars | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .gujarat.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .guru | $3.75 | $59.72 |
| .gye.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .hair | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .haus | $16.38 | $46.88 |
| .health | $16.38 | $96.63 |
| .health.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .healthcare | $120.71 | $120.71 |
| .help | $4.49 | $40.46 |
| .hiphop | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .hiv | $287.63 | $287.63 |
| .hk | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .hockey | $12.36 | $82.19 |
| .holdings | $90.21 | $90.21 |
| .holiday | $8.36 | $80.58 |
| .homes | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .horse | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .hospital | $87 | $87 |
| .host | $6.75 | $127.13 |
| .hosting | $529.98 | $529.98 |
| .hot | $64.53 | $64.53 |
| .house | $22.80 | $61.32 |
| .how | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .hu.net | $42.96 | $42.96 |
| .i.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .icu | $3.74 | $24.41 |
| .id | $29.93 | $29.93 |
| .id.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .idv.tw | $12.05 | $12.05 |
| .ie | $24.27 | $32.37 |
| .im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .immo | $12.36 | $48.48 |
| .immobilien | $12.36 | $48.48 |
| .in | $9.48 | $9.48 |
| .inc | $386.57 | $3,090.32 |
| .ind.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .industries | $14.37 | $62.93 |
| .info | $5.99 | $34.04 |
| .info.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .info.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .info.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .info.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .info.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .ing | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .ink | $3 | $40.46 |
| .institute | $11.57 | $38.85 |
| .insure | $8.36 | $99.84 |
| .int.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .int.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .international | $12.36 | $43.67 |
| .internet.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .investments | $12.36 | $178.49 |
| .io | $43.34 | $80.25 |
| .io.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .irish | $8.36 | $30.83 |
| .isla.pr | $12.51 | $12.51 |
| .it | $9.87 | $8.16 |
| .it.com | $6.39 | $43.47 |
| .je | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .jetzt | $11.57 | $32.43 |
| .jewelry | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .jobs | $152.48 | $152.48 |
| .jpn.com | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .juegos | $481.83 | $481.83 |
| .k12.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .kaufen | $8.36 | $42.06 |
| .ke | $60.14 | $60.14 |
| .kids | $8.36 | $29.22 |
| .kim | $12.36 | $28.67 |
| .kitchen | $12.36 | $90.21 |
| .kiwi | $32.25 | $32.25 |
| .kiwi.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .koeln | $48.92 | $48.92 |
| .kred | $19.26 | $19.26 |
| .l.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .la | $41.93 | $41.93 |
| .land | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .lat | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .law | $128.73 | $128.73 |
| .lawyer | $87 | $87 |
| .lc | $32.40 | $32.40 |
| .lease | $12.36 | $69.35 |
| .legal | $8.36 | $98.24 |
| .lgbt | $16.38 | $106.26 |
| .life | $3.75 | $53.30 |
| .lifestyle | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .lighting | $12.36 | $32.43 |
| .limited | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .limo | $16.38 | $67.74 |
| .link | $11.57 | $11.57 |
| .live | $3.75 | $48.48 |
| .living | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .llc | $16.38 | $52.80 |
| .loan | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .loans | $16.38 | $144.78 |
| .locker | $8.36 | $48.48 |
| .lol | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .london | $42.21 | $42.21 |
| .lotto | $2,568.33 | $2,568.33 |
| .love | $13.17 | $35.64 |
| .ltd | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .ltda | $45.27 | $45.27 |
| .luxe | $24.41 | $24.41 |
| .luxury | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .lv | $16.44 | $16.44 |
| .maison | $20.39 | $70.95 |
| .makeup | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .management | $12.36 | $35.64 |
| .maori.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .market | $61.32 | $61.32 |
| .marketing | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .markets | $8.36 | $24.41 |
| .mba | $16.38 | $53.30 |
| .me | $14.16 | $25.97 |
| .me.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .me.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .med | $107.96 | $221.49 |
| .media | $6.75 | $62.93 |
| .melbourne | $63.08 | $63.08 |
| .meme | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .memorial | $159.23 | $159.23 |
| .men | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .menu | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .mex.com | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .miami | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .ml | $16.20 | $21.60 |
| .mn | $64.20 | $64.20 |
| .mobi | $6 | $64.53 |
| .mobi.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .mobi.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .mobile | $24.41 | $24.41 |
| .moda | $16.38 | $51.69 |
| .moe | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .moi | $32.10 | $32.10 |
| .mom | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .money | $16.38 | $48.48 |
| .monster | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .mortgage | $12.36 | $87 |
| .motorcycles | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .mov | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .movie | $56.51 | $481.83 |
| .mu | $90 | $90 |
| .museum | $63.45 | $63.45 |
| .music | $59.72 | $59.72 |
| .mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .mx | $54.96 | $63.78 |
| .my | $4.49 | $43.13 |
| .nagoya | $20.84 | $20.84 |
| .name | $10.91 | $10.91 |
| .name.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .navy | $127.53 | $127.53 |
| .ne.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .net | $18.78 | $18.78 |
| .net.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .net.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .net.cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .net.co | $26.55 | $26.55 |
| .net.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .net.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .net.gg | $63 | $63 |
| .net.hk | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .net.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .net.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .net.je | $63 | $63 |
| .net.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .net.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .net.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .net.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .net.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .net.ph | $69 | $69 |
| .net.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .net.pn | $90.36 | $90.36 |
| .net.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .net.sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .net.so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .net.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .net.vc | $45 | $45 |
| .network | $6.75 | $48.48 |
| .new | $642 | $642 |
| .news | $14.78 | $45.27 |
| .nexus | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .ng | $16.11 | $16.11 |
| .ngo | $25.08 | $25.08 |
| .ninja | $8.36 | $43.67 |
| .nl | $11.07 | $11.07 |
| .no | $12.41 | $12.41 |
| .nom.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .nom.co | $26.55 | $26.55 |
| .nome.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .now | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .nrw | $65.09 | $65.09 |
| .nyc | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .observer | $14.78 | $14.78 |
| .okinawa | $22.58 | $22.58 |
| .one | $6.75 | $30.83 |
| .ong | $25.08 | $25.08 |
| .onl | $4.49 | $29.22 |
| .online | $3.75 | $44.46 |
| .ooo | $33.32 | $33.32 |
| .or.at | $16.49 | $16.49 |
| .or.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .org | $11.99 | $17.46 |
| .org.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .org.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .org.cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .org.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .org.gg | $63 | $63 |
| .org.hk | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .org.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .org.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .org.je | $63 | $63 |
| .org.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .org.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .org.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .org.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .org.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .org.ph | $69 | $69 |
| .org.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .org.pn | $90.36 | $90.36 |
| .org.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .org.sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .org.so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .org.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .org.vc | $45 | $45 |
| .organic | $16.38 | $106.26 |
| .osaka | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .p.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .page | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .paris | $21.96 | $58.04 |
| .partners | $11.57 | $98.24 |
| .parts | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .party | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .pet | $16.38 | $35.64 |
| .pg.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .ph | $69 | $69 |
| .phd | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .photo | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .photography | $8.36 | $50.09 |
| .photos | $12.36 | $42.06 |
| .pics | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .pictures | $12.36 | $21.20 |
| .pink | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .pizza | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .pl | $8.10 | $22.95 |
| .place | $30.83 | $30.83 |
| .plumbing | $12.36 | $99.84 |
| .plus | $14.78 | $74.16 |
| .pm | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .pn | $180.36 | $180.36 |
| .poker | $12.36 | $83.79 |
| .porn | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .post.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .pr | $1,650 | $1,650 |
| .press | $99.84 | $99.84 |
| .pro | $5.69 | $34.04 |
| .pro.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .pro.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .productions | $12.36 | $53.30 |
| .prof | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .promo | $16.38 | $34.04 |
| .properties | $9.15 | $53.30 |
| .property | $80.58 | $160.83 |
| .protection | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .pt | $17.33 | $17.33 |
| .pub | $55.98 | $55.98 |
| .pub.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .publ.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .pw | $6.45 | $28.10 |
| .qpon | $3.74 | $14.58 |
| .quebec | $37.49 | $37.49 |
| .quest | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .racing | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .radio | $350.91 | $350.91 |
| .re | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .realestate | $109.47 | $109.47 |
| .realty | $144.78 | $449.73 |
| .recipes | $9.96 | $106.26 |
| .red | $12.36 | $32.43 |
| .rehab | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .reise | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .reisen | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .ren | $17.91 | $17.91 |
| .rent | $15.75 | $80.58 |
| .rentals | $9.96 | $61.32 |
| .repair | $11.57 | $50.09 |
| .report | $9.96 | $32.43 |
| .republican | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .rest | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .restaurant | $19.59 | $90.21 |
| .review | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .reviews | $6.75 | $87 |
| .rich | $118.50 | $241.08 |
| .rip | $6.75 | $32.43 |
| .ro | $15.17 | $15.17 |
| .rocks | $5.25 | $30.83 |
| .rodeo | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .rrpp.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .rsvp | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .ru.com | $217.16 | $217.16 |
| .rugby | $64.53 | $64.53 |
| .ruhr | $47.60 | $47.60 |
| .run | $6 | $38.85 |
| .rw | $324 | $324 |
| .sa.com | $466.76 | $466.76 |
| .sale | $5.25 | $54.90 |
| .salon | $16.38 | $78.98 |
| .sarl | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .sbs | $2.99 | $24.41 |
| .sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .school | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .school.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .schule | $16.38 | $40.46 |
| .science | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .scot | $44.85 | $44.85 |
| .se.net | $42.96 | $42.96 |
| .security | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .select | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .services | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .sex | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .sexy | $4,012.83 | $4,012.83 |
| .sh | $48.15 | $72.23 |
| .shiksha | $16.38 | $62.72 |
| .shoes | $32.43 | $90.21 |
| .shop | $2.99 | $48.48 |
| .shopping | $12.36 | $37.25 |
| .show | $12.36 | $61.32 |
| .singles | $10.76 | $42.06 |
| .site | $3.75 | $40.46 |
| .ski | $32.43 | $90.21 |
| .skin | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .soccer | $16.38 | $35.64 |
| .social | $9.96 | $53.30 |
| .software | $24.41 | $56.51 |
| .solar | $8.36 | $90.21 |
| .solutions | $5.25 | $48.48 |
| .soy | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .spa | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .space | $3.75 | $32.43 |
| .spot | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .srl | $42.06 | $42.06 |
| .st | $12.14 | $20.21 |
| .storage | $802.83 | $802.83 |
| .store | $3.75 | $64.53 |
| .stream | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .studio | $17.99 | $64.53 |
| .study | $2.25 | $48.48 |
| .style | $10.76 | $53.30 |
| .sucks | $319.73 | $319.73 |
| .supplies | $34.04 | $34.04 |
| .supply | $35.64 | $35.64 |
| .support | $9.96 | $37.25 |
| .surf | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .surgery | $75.77 | $75.77 |
| .sx | $35.63 | $35.63 |
| .sydney | $63.08 | $63.08 |
| .systems | $17.99 | $48.48 |
| .taipei | $22.80 | $22.80 |
| .talk | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .tattoo | $3 | $48.48 |
| .tax | $12.36 | $93.42 |
| .taxi | $9.15 | $87 |
| .team | $6.75 | $50.09 |
| .tech | $9.96 | $78.98 |
| .tech.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .technology | $14.78 | $40.46 |
| .tel | $14.64 | $14.64 |
| .tennis | $104.66 | $104.66 |
| .tf | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .theater | $16.38 | $80.58 |
| .theatre | $802.83 | $802.83 |
| .tickets | $602.21 | $602.21 |
| .tienda | $8.36 | $74.16 |
| .tips | $12.36 | $43.67 |
| .tires | $12.36 | $125.52 |
| .tm | $642 | $642 |
| .to | $90 | $90 |
| .today | $3.75 | $40.46 |
| .tokyo | $27.78 | $27.78 |
| .tools | $14.78 | $50.09 |
| .top | $4.53 | $7.38 |
| .tours | $8.36 | $87 |
| .town | $8.36 | $50.09 |
| .toys | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .trade | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .trading | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .training | $17.99 | $56.51 |
| .travel | $24.41 | $200.96 |
| .travel.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .tube | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .tur.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .tv | $39.38 | $39.38 |
| .tv.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .tw | $27 | $27 |
| .uio.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .uk.com | $38.73 | $38.73 |
| .uk.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .uk.net | $38.73 | $38.73 |
| .university | $16.38 | $87 |
| .uno | $6.75 | $32.43 |
| .up.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .us | $6.45 | $10.44 |
| .us.com | $26.81 | $26.81 |
| .us.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .us.org | $26.81 | $26.81 |
| .vacations | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .vana | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .vc | $41.25 | $41.25 |
| .vegas | $24.77 | $65.42 |
| .ventures | $8.36 | $82.19 |
| .vet | $55.98 | $55.98 |
| .vg | $41.25 | $41.25 |
| .viajes | $120.71 | $120.71 |
| .video | $12.36 | $48.48 |
| .villas | $16.38 | $82.19 |
| .vin | $9.96 | $82.19 |
| .vip | $6.74 | $7.55 |
| .vision | $8.36 | $62.93 |
| .vodka | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .vote | $40.46 | $125.52 |
| .voting | $1,467.90 | $1,467.90 |
| .voto | $16.38 | $87 |
| .voyage | $8.36 | $72.56 |
| .vu | $4.95 | $88.28 |
| .wales | $16.11 | $16.11 |
| .wang | $6.66 | $9.36 |
| .watch | $4.50 | $61.32 |
| .watches | $80.54 | $401.58 |
| .webcam | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .website | $3.75 | $32.43 |
| .wedding | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .wf | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .wien | $59.66 | $59.66 |
| .wiki | $3 | $40.46 |
| .win | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .wine | $8.36 | $82.19 |
| .work | $3 | $16.38 |
| .works | $6.75 | $53.30 |
| .world | $3.75 | $58.11 |
| .ws | $11.97 | $35.97 |
| .wtf | $3.75 | $50.09 |
| .xin | $3.45 | $19.59 |
| .xn--3ds443g | $330.33 | $330.33 |
| .xn--45brj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--55qx5d | $8.45 | $21.63 |
| .xn--55qx5d.xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--5tzm5g | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .xn--6frz82g | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .xn--80asehdb | $40.82 | $40.82 |
| .xn--80aswg | $40.82 | $40.82 |
| .xn--9dbq2a | $36.36 | $36.36 |
| .xn--c1avg | $14.58 | $14.58 |
| .xn--czrs0t | $56.51 | $56.51 |
| .xn--e1a4c | $9.30 | $9.30 |
| .xn--fiq228c5hs | $517.85 | $146.63 |
| .xn--fiqs8s | $8.07 | $21.26 |
| .xn--fjq720a | $106.26 | $106.26 |
| .xn--fpcrj9c3d | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--gecrj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--h2brj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--i1b1b4ch5i.xn--h2brj9c | $8.85 | $8.85 |
| .xn--i1b6b1a6a2e | $14.58 | $14.58 |
| .xn--io0a7i | $8.54 | $21.63 |
| .xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--mgbab2bd | $27.36 | $27.36 |
| .xn--mgbbh1a71e | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--mk1bu44c | $14.76 | $14.76 |
| .xn--ngbc5azd | $19.89 | $19.89 |
| .xn--nqv7f | $14.58 | $14.58 |
| .xn--od0alg.xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--p1acf | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .xn--q9jyb4c | $14.16 | $14.16 |
| .xn--qxa6a | $9.30 | $9.30 |
| .xn--rhqv96g | $33.33 | $33.33 |
| .xn--s9brj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--t60b56a | $14.76 | $14.76 |
| .xn--tckwe | $14.76 | $14.76 |
| .xn--uc0atv.xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--unup4y | $109.23 | $109.23 |
| .xn--vhquv | $109.23 | $109.23 |
| .xn--xkc2dl3a5ee0h | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xxx | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .xyz | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .yachts | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .yoga | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .yokohama | $20.84 | $20.84 |
| .you | $28.41 | $28.41 |
| .yt | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .za.com | $466.76 | $466.76 |
| .zip | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .zone | $12.36 | $53.30 |

## Worked examples

### A Minecraft server for friends that sleeps when empty

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 3 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 365 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $1.10 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 45.625 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $0.68 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $7.74. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.24, plus the Pro plan.

### The same Minecraft server, always on

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 2,920 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $8.76 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 365 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $5.48 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $20.20. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $15.70, plus the Pro plan.

### A hobby web app that scales to zero

1 instance running 2.4 hours a day, using 0.5 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 0.5 million requests and sending 2 GB out.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Web app: Memory | 36.5 GiB-hours | 36.5 | $0.0030 | $0.00 |
| Web app: CPU | 7.3 vCPU-hours | 7.3 | $0.015 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Requests | 0.5 million requests | 0.5 | $0.15 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Data out | 2 GB | 2 | $0.0125 | $0.00 |

A month costs $0.00.

### A small business site on WordPress

CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%. A .com domain.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| WordPress server: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| WordPress server: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| WordPress server: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Domain: .com domain, billed yearly | 1 domain | — | $16.32 a year | $1.36 |

A month costs $12.07. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $7.57, plus the Pro plan.

### A startup API with a database, storage and email

2 instances running 24 hours a day, using 0.7 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 30 million requests and sending 500 GB out. CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 10%. 200 GB stored. 25,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| API: Memory | 1,022 GiB-hours | 100 | $0.0030 | $2.77 |
| API: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | 50 | $0.015 | $1.44 |
| API: Requests | 30 million requests | 10 | $0.15 | $3.00 |
| API: Data out | 500 GB | 100 | $0.0125 | $5.00 |
| PostgreSQL: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| PostgreSQL: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $2.19 |
| PostgreSQL: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Object Storage: Storage | 200 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $2.57 |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 25K | 1 plan | — | $10 a month | $10.00 |

A month costs $36.58. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $19.51, plus the Pro plan.

### A side project on a virtual machine

RX-2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Virtual machine: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| Virtual machine: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| Virtual machine: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $11.44. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $6.94, plus the Pro plan.

### A newsletter of 40,000 emails a month

40,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 50K | 1 plan | — | $15 a month | $15.00 |

A month costs $15.00.

### A 500 GB backup bucket

500 GB stored.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Object Storage: Storage | 500 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $6.62 |

A month costs $6.62.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.38, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.


# Official pages

## Websites, servers, email and storage on one account, free to start.

URL: https://www.coritan.com/

Websites, servers, email and storage on one account. The Free plan needs no card and includes DNS and protection for 3 websites, 5 mailboxes and 10 GB-month of storage each month.

## Worked examples

### A Minecraft server for friends that sleeps when empty

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 3 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 365 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $1.10 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 45.625 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $0.68 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $7.74. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.24, plus the Pro plan.

### A startup API with a database, storage and email

2 instances running 24 hours a day, using 0.7 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 30 million requests and sending 500 GB out. CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 10%. 200 GB stored. 25,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| API: Memory | 1,022 GiB-hours | 100 | $0.0030 | $2.77 |
| API: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | 50 | $0.015 | $1.44 |
| API: Requests | 30 million requests | 10 | $0.15 | $3.00 |
| API: Data out | 500 GB | 100 | $0.0125 | $5.00 |
| PostgreSQL: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| PostgreSQL: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $2.19 |
| PostgreSQL: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Object Storage: Storage | 200 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $2.57 |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 25K | 1 plan | — | $10 a month | $10.00 |

A month costs $36.58. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $19.51, plus the Pro plan.

### A small business site on WordPress

CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%. A .com domain.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| WordPress server: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| WordPress server: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| WordPress server: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Domain: .com domain, billed yearly | 1 domain | — | $16.32 a year | $1.36 |

A month costs $12.07. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $7.57, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## What is new

URL: https://www.coritan.com/changelog

What is new on Coritan: new products and features, changes to plans and prices, and the fixes that affect you.

New products and features, changes to plans and prices, and the fixes that affect you, newest first. Each change links to its entry in our docs.

[See the full changelog in the docs](/docs/changelog/)

## About Coritan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/company

Coritan sells websites, servers, email and storage on one account, from Coritan LLC in Miami, Florida.

Coritan sells websites, servers, email and storage on one account, from a company based in Miami, Florida.

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales) · [Start free](/sign-up)

## What we do

Four kinds of service on one account. Start with one, and add the others when you need them.

- Services. Get a domain, point it with DNS and serve the site through our network, with a firewall in front of it. [See Services](/websites)
- Infrastructure. Deploy game servers, databases, web services and static sites, or rent cloud servers with full root access. [See Infrastructure](/servers)
- Mail Services. Mailboxes on your own domain with webmail, and a way to send the email your app writes. [See Mail Services](/email)
- Storage. Buckets for files and backups that work with S3 tools, and snapshots of your servers. [See Storage](/storage)

## How we run it

- One account and one bill. Everything you buy sits on one account, and every invoice is in one place in the dashboard. Every account starts on the Free plan, with no card. [See pricing](/pricing)
- A network of our own. We run our own network, AS401824, and announce our addresses from our own points of presence. DDoS Shield filters attack traffic where it enters. [See our network](/network)
- A guide for every step. Our docs explain each product, from its first setup to its API. [Read the guides](/docs/)

## The company

The legal entity behind coritan.com, and where to reach it.

**Coritan LLC**Miami, FL 33179, United States

- Sales: [sales@coritan.com](mailto:sales@coritan.com)
- Phone: [+1 (302) 606-0504](tel:+13026060504)
- Support: [How to get help](/support)
- Legal: [Terms of service](/legal/terms)

[Contact us](/contact) · [Trust and security](/trust)

## Photographs

The photographs on this site show real equipment and people at work, and the authors share them under the licenses listed on the page. Product pages also show the Coritan dashboard and webmail, which are pictures of our own product.

## App Deployment compared with Cloudflare Containers and Azure Container Apps

URL: https://www.coritan.com/compare/app-deployment

The prices of App Deployment beside the published list prices of Cloudflare Containers and Azure Container Apps, with the date we read them and what each figure assumes.

A table of the prices each service publishes for running a container, with the date we read them. The prices of App Deployment come from our own rate card.

[Order App Deployment](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [See App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)

## The prices side by side

List prices of Cloudflare Containers and Azure Container Apps, read on 12 October 2026

|  | Cloudflare Containers | Azure Container Apps |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Plan fee | $5 a month, the Workers Paid plan that Containers need | None on the Consumption plan |
| Memory | $0.009 per GiB-hour | $0.0108 per GiB-hour while active or idle |
| CPU | $0.072 per vCPU-hour | $0.0864 per vCPU-hour while active, $0.0108 while idle |
| Disk | $0.000252 per GB-hour | Not part of the Container Apps price list |
| Requests | 10 million a month, then $0.30 per million | 2 million a month, then $0.40 per million |
| Data out | $0.025 per GB in North America and Europe after 1 TB a month, $0.05 per GB in Oceania, Korea and Taiwan and $0.04 per GB elsewhere, each after 500 GB a month | Not part of the Container Apps price list |
| Included each month | 25 GiB-hours of memory, 375 vCPU-minutes and 200 GB-hours of disk each month | 180,000 vCPU-seconds and 360,000 GiB-seconds each month per subscription |
| What the bill follows | Memory and disk bill on the size of the instance type you choose. CPU bills on active use only. Billing runs every 10 milliseconds while an instance runs. | Memory and CPU bill on the resources an app is allocated, per second. An app that scales to zero costs nothing, and one kept at a minimum count bills at the idle rate while it waits. |
| Sizes | Six instance types, from 256 MiB of memory to 12 GiB | You choose vCPU and memory for each app |

Prices read on 12 October 2026. Sources: Cloudflare Containers pricing, updated 5 October 2026; Cloudflare Workers pricing, updated 2 October 2026; Azure Retail Prices API, Azure Container Apps, East US, price effective 1 June 2022 and later.

- List prices in US dollars, pay as you go. Discounts, reservations and savings plans are left out.
- Both providers publish memory and CPU prices per second. The table shows each per hour, which is 3,600 times the second price.
- The Cloudflare figures are for Containers on the Workers Paid plan, with Workers request prices for the requests that reach a container.
- The Azure figures are for the Consumption plan in East US.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

## What App Deployment costs for a small service

The estimate is ours: one instance that is awake a few hours a day. Change the inputs to match your service.

## Worked examples

### A hobby web app that scales to zero

1 instance running 2.4 hours a day, using 0.5 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 0.5 million requests and sending 2 GB out.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Web app: Memory | 36.5 GiB-hours | 36.5 | $0.0030 | $0.00 |
| Web app: CPU | 7.3 vCPU-hours | 7.3 | $0.015 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Requests | 0.5 million requests | 0.5 | $0.15 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Data out | 2 GB | 2 | $0.0125 | $0.00 |

A month costs $0.00.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## Try it with your own service

Start on the Free plan, then deploy your first service.

[Order App Deployment](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Where do the other prices come from?**

From each provider’s published list prices, read on the date above the table. The table shows only list prices, with no discount, reservation or savings plan.

**Why does the page give no monthly total for the others?**

A total depends on the size of your instances and how long they run, and each provider bills a little differently. The table shows each rate and what it counts, so you can work out your own.

**What if a provider changes its prices?**

The table keeps the date we read them. A comparison more than 90 days old leaves the site until we read the prices again.

## Cloud Compute compared with Azure Virtual Machines

URL: https://www.coritan.com/compare/cloud-compute

The price of a Cloud Compute server beside the published list price of the Azure virtual machine with the same memory, with the date we read it and what each figure assumes.

A table of the sizes that match in memory, with Azure’s published hourly list price and our month for the same memory. The prices of Cloud Compute come from our own rate card.

[Order Cloud Compute](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fcloud-compute) · [See Cloud Compute](/servers/cloud-compute)

## The sizes side by side

Azure Virtual Machines list prices, read on 12 October 2026

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | List price |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| B1ms | 2 GiB | 1 | $0.0207 an hour |
| B2s | 4 GiB | 2 | $0.0416 an hour |
| B2ms | 8 GiB | 2 | $0.0832 an hour |
| B4ms | 16 GiB | 4 | $0.166 an hour |

Prices read on 12 October 2026. Sources: Azure Retail Prices API, Virtual Machines, East US, Linux, pay as you go, B-series, price effective 1 October 2025.

- List prices in US dollars, pay as you go, for Linux. Reservations, savings plans and spot prices are left out.
- The monthly figure is the hourly price for 730 hours, the length of a month in an average year.
- An Azure price covers the virtual machine only. A disk and the data a machine sends out are other items on an Azure bill.
- Our figure is the estimator's month for the size with the same memory, always on and the CPU at one tenth of its vCPUs. It includes the disk of the size.

## Cloud Compute sizes

Each price is a 730-hour month with the server on. The first column assumes the CPU idle, the second the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs, and the third every vCPU busy all month, which is the most a size can cost. A stopped server costs its disk only.

Prices a month in US dollars, before Server access

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | Disk | CPU idle | CPU at 10% | Most a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| RX-2 | 2 GB | 2 | 40 GB | $5.84 | $8.03 | $27.74 |
| RX-4 | 4 GB | 2 | 80 GB | $11.68 | $13.87 | $33.58 |
| RX-8 | 8 GB | 4 | 160 GB | $23.36 | $27.74 | $67.16 |
| RX-16 | 16 GB | 8 | 320 GB | $46.72 | $55.48 | $134.32 |
| RX-24 | 24 GB | 12 | 480 GB | $70.08 | $83.22 | $201.48 |
| RX-32 | 32 GB | 16 | 640 GB | $93.44 | $110.96 | $268.64 |
| RX-48 | 48 GB | 24 | 960 GB | $140.16 | $166.44 | $402.96 |
| RX-64 | 64 GB | 32 | 1,280 GB | $186.88 | $221.92 | $537.28 |

## What a Cloud Compute server costs

The estimate is ours: one virtual machine that runs all month. Change the size and the CPU use to match yours.

## Worked examples

### A side project on a virtual machine

RX-2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Virtual machine: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| Virtual machine: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| Virtual machine: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $11.44. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $6.94, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## Try a server of your own

Start on the Free plan, then order a Cloud Compute server.

[Order Cloud Compute](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fcloud-compute) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Where do the Azure prices come from?**

From Azure’s published list prices for Linux virtual machines in East US, read on the date above the table. The table shows pay as you go prices, with no reservation or savings plan.

**Why are the sizes matched on memory?**

Our sizes and Azure’s differ in vCPUs and disk. The table matches the memory and shows the vCPUs of each, so you can compare what you need.

**What is not in the Azure figure?**

An Azure price covers the virtual machine only. A disk and the data a machine sends out are other items on an Azure bill. Our figure includes the disk of the size.

## Data centre locations

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers

The locations where we have a server in service, and the products with room in each, for game servers, Cloud Compute and App Deployment.

Choose where your service runs from the locations below when you order. Each one has a server of ours in service, and its card says which products have room there now.

[Order a server](/dashboard/order/app-deployment) · [Start free](/sign-up)

## Where you can deploy

You choose one of these locations when you order a game server or Cloud Compute, and one or more of them for App Deployment. Each card says which of them has room now, and the order page shows room for the exact size you choose.

## Bare metal, colocation and IP transit

Our sales team sells these. Tell them the city and what you need, and they say what we can offer.

- [What our sales team sells](/docs/platform/sales-led-products/): Bare metal servers, colocation and IP transit, and how a request works.

## Guides for locations

- [Data centres and locations](/docs/platform/data-centres/): What each list shows, and how to choose a location when you order.
- [Order a service](/docs/get-started/order-a-service/): The order page from plan to checkout, the Location section included.
- [IP pools and regions](/docs/floating-ips/pools/): Why a floating IP comes from the region its instance or server runs in.
- [Bare metal, colocation and IP transit](/docs/platform/sales-led-products/): What our sales team sells.

## Ask about space, servers or transit

Tell our sales team the city and what you need.

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales) · [Start free](/sign-up)


### Frequently asked questions

**Can I choose a location when I order?**

Yes. The order page lists the locations with room for the size you chose. Choose the location closest to the people who will use your service.

**What does no room mean on a location?**

The location has no room for that product right now. Room differs by product and size, so a different size may still fit.

**Why is a location missing from the list?**

The list holds the locations where we have a server in service. We do not list a place where we have none, and an order there is not offered.

**Can I rent space in a data centre?**

Our sales team sells colocation, bare metal and IP transit. Tell them the city and what you need.

**Can my script read the list of locations?**

GET /availability lists the locations we sell servers in, with the hardware tiers that have room now, and GET /locations gives each one’s code, name, country and time zone. Neither needs an access token.

## DataBank DFW1

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/databank-dfw1

DataBank DFW1 in Dallas, Texas, United States: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## Equinix DC10

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/equinix-dc10

Equinix DC10 in Ashburn, Virginia, United States: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## Equinix JH1

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/equinix-jh1

Equinix JH1 in Johor, Malaysia: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## Equinix LD8

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/equinix-ld8

Equinix LD8 in London Docklands, United Kingdom: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## Equinix SG4

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/equinix-sg4

Equinix SG4 in Tai Seng, Singapore: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## IP House LON2

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/lon2-iphouse

IP House LON2 in London Docklands, United Kingdom: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## NOCIX Kansas City

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/nocix-kc

NOCIX Kansas City in North Kansas City, Missouri, United States: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## Telehouse West

URL: https://www.coritan.com/data-centers/telehouse-west

Telehouse West in London Docklands, United Kingdom: the building’s power, space, certifications, connectivity and on-site features, as its operator states them.

## Email on your own domain

URL: https://www.coritan.com/email

Mailboxes on your own domain with webmail and mail apps, and SMTP Relay for the email your app sends. Every account can also have a free address on coritan.gg.

Mailboxes on your own domain that you read in webmail or any mail app, and SMTP Relay for the email your website or app sends. Every account can also have a free address on coritan.gg.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## Mailboxes and sending

Use Mail Hosting for people and SMTP Relay for your apps, on the same account.

- [Mail Hosting](/email/mail-hosting): Mailboxes on your own domain, with aliases and a catch-all, that you read in webmail or any mail app.
- [SMTP Relay](/email/smtp-relay): Send the email your website or app writes over SMTP or an HTTPS API, and follow what happens to each message.
- [Webmail](/email/webmail): Read and send mail in your browser. Every account can have a free address on coritan.gg.

## On the Free plan

Every account starts on Free, with no card and no end date.

- 5 mailboxes. Addresses on your own domain for you and the people you work with, with 1 GB in each. On 1 domain. Pro includes 10 mailboxes on 3 domains, and Business 50 on 10. Once the account plans are open.
- 3,000 emails a month. Send the email your app or website writes, such as receipts and sign-in links, through SMTP Relay. Sending stops at 3,000 and starts again on the 1st of the month.
- A coritan.gg inbox. Every account can have one address on coritan.gg, such as alex@coritan.gg, and read it in webmail or any mail app. [Webmail](/email/webmail)

[Everything the Free plan includes](/free)

## What Pro and Business add

Each plan includes everything in the plan before it.

### Pro

More mailboxes, more room in each and more domains.

- 10 mailboxes of 10 GB
- 3 mail domains
- 25,000 emails a month sent from your website or app
- 3 team members, you included

### Business

For a team that sends and receives a lot of email.

- 50 mailboxes of 25 GB
- 10 mail domains
- 100,000 emails a month sent from your website or app
- Unlimited team members

### Enterprise

Limits and terms agreed with our sales team.

- 50 GB in each mailbox
- Email for up to 1,000 mailboxes on 100 domains
- Sending set in your agreement
- Everything in Business

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

[Compare every plan](/pricing)

## Add-ons

An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.

- Extra Mailbox: One more mailbox on the email your plan includes, with the same space as the others.
- Relay Dedicated IP: A sending address only your relay uses, for relay plans of 100,000 emails a month or more.

## Set up email on your domain

Start on the Free plan, set up your mail, and add your domain.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/)


### Frequently asked questions

**What is the difference between Mail Hosting and SMTP Relay?**

Mail Hosting gives people mailboxes to send and receive email. SMTP Relay sends the email your website or app writes, such as receipts and sign-in links, and has no mailboxes.

**Do I need a domain of my own for email?**

Mailboxes need a domain you control, such as example.com, or a free coritan.gg name. You can register a domain here or use one you already own. Every account can also have one address on coritan.gg, such as alex@coritan.gg, with no domain at all.

**Is email included in the Free plan?**

Once the account plans are open, the Free plan includes 5 mailboxes of 1 GB on 1 domain, and 3,000 emails a month sent from your website or app through SMTP Relay. Both come as services that cost nothing, and they grow when you move to Pro or Business. Until the plans open, Mail Hosting is sold as plans of its own, and SMTP Relay has a free plan of 3,000 emails a month.

**What happens when I need more mailboxes?**

Add an Extra Mailbox to the email your plan includes, or move to a larger plan. Each extra mailbox gets the same space as the others.

**What if I send more email than my plan includes?**

Order a paid SMTP Relay plan with a larger monthly allowance, or move to a plan that includes more sending. We never charge by use: a relay that reaches its limit refuses mail until the 1st of the month.

## Mailboxes on your own domain

URL: https://www.coritan.com/email/mail-hosting

Mailboxes on your own domain with webmail and your mail apps. Your plan sets how many mailboxes, how much space in each and how many domains you get.

Give each person an address on your domain, such as you@example.com. Read mail in webmail or in the mail app you already use, on your computer or your phone.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

- IMAP on port 993, and SMTP on 587 or 465
- JMAP over HTTPS, for the apps that use it
- 50 MB the largest message the server accepts
- 90 days between new DKIM keys, published for you

## Mail Hosting on each plan

Once the account plans are open, Mail Hosting comes with every plan at no extra charge. Your plan sets how many mailboxes you get and how much room each one has. Until the account plans open, Mail Hosting is sold as plans of its own. Each plan sets how many mailboxes you get, how much room each one has and how many domains it takes.

### Free

Email on one domain for a few people.

- 5 mailboxes
- 1 GB in each mailbox
- 1 mail domain
- Webmail and mail apps

### Pro

More mailboxes, with more room in each.

- 10 mailboxes
- 10 GB in each mailbox
- 3 mail domains
- Everything in Free

### Business

Email for a whole team.

- 50 mailboxes
- 25 GB in each mailbox
- 10 mail domains
- Shared mailboxes
- Everything in Pro

[Compare every plan](/pricing) · [Talk to sales about Enterprise](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

## Technical specifications

How mail apps connect, what each plan holds and how your domain proves its mail is genuine.

Mail Hosting technical specifications

| Protocols |  |
| --- | --- |
| [IMAP](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/connect-a-mail-app/#find-your-server-settings) | Port 993 with SSL/TLS, or port 143 with STARTTLS |
| SMTP for mail apps | Port 587 with STARTTLS, or port 465 with SSL/TLS |
| JMAP | Over HTTPS on port 8443 |
| POP3 | Not offered |
| [Automatic setup](/docs/mail/dns-records/#records-by-purpose) | autoconfig and autodiscover, and SRV records for IMAP, submission, JMAP and CardDAV |
| Mailboxes |  |
| Mailboxes on each plan | 5 on Free, 10 on Pro and 50 on Business |
| Space in each mailbox | 1 GB on Free, 10 GB on Pro, 25 GB on Business and 50 GB on Enterprise |
| Mail domains on each plan | 1 on Free, 3 on Pro and 10 on Business |
| [Storage](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/#what-the-plan-sets) | One pool for the service, shared out as each mailbox’s quota, 100 MB at the least |
| [Region](/docs/mail/order-a-mail-service/#order-the-service) | We choose it when we set the service up, and the service’s panel shows it |
| Sending |  |
| [Messages an hour](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/#sending-from-a-mailbox) | Up to 200 for each mailbox, and for all the mailboxes of one domain together. Mail over the limit waits and goes out in a later hour. |
| Messages a month | No monthly cap |
| [Where sent mail leaves from](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/deliverability/) | Our shared sending pool, which uses a delivery partner for now |
| Authentication |  |
| [SPF, DKIM and DMARC](/docs/mail/dns-records/#records-we-publish-for-you) | Published for you when the domain’s DNS is on Coritan |
| [DKIM keys](/docs/mail/dns-records/#dkim-key-rotation) | An RSA key of 2048 bits and an Ed25519 key, both replaced every 90 days |
| [DMARC](/docs/mail/dmarc/) | Starts at p=none, then moves to quarantine and reject |
| MTA-STS and TLS-RPT | Records that ask other mail servers to deliver to you over TLS, and to report when they cannot |
| Access and API |  |
| [App passwords](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/mailbox-security/) | One for each mail app, each revoked on its own |
| Two-factor sign-in | Six-digit codes from an authenticator app |
| [Client API](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/#with-the-api) | Domains, mailboxes, aliases and imports over HTTPS with an API token |

## What Mail Hosting includes

Each feature says whether every plan includes it or which plan adds it.

### Reading and sending

- Webmail. Included. Read and send mail in your browser, with labels, filters, forwarding and out-of-office replies. [Webmail](/email/webmail)
- Your mail apps. Included. Use Outlook, Apple Mail, the mail app on your phone or any other app that reads mail over IMAP. Many apps fill in the server details for you. We do not offer POP3, so choose IMAP when an app asks.

### Addresses

- Aliases and a catch-all. Included. Deliver mail for one address to one or more mailboxes, or catch every unknown address on a domain. A catch-all delivers to exactly one mailbox, and a domain has one.
- Shared mailboxes. Business and up. Share a mailbox such as support@ with the people who answer it, to read only or to read and send from. The other person needs a Coritan account.
- Mail from your old provider. Included. Copy mail into a mailbox from another server, from Gmail or Microsoft 365, or from a backup file. The import reads IMAP, and mbox, eml, zip and cPanel backup files.
- Extra mailboxes. Add-on. Add a mailbox to the email your plan includes, with the same space as the others.

### Security and delivery

- Mailbox security. Included. Give each mail app its own app password, and turn on two-factor sign-in for a mailbox. Webmail then asks for a six-digit code from an authenticator app after the password.
- DNS records set for you. Included. When the domain’s DNS is on Coritan, we publish the records your mail needs and keep them up to date. [DNS hosting](/websites/dns)
- DKIM keys that rotate. Included. We sign your mail with DKIM and replace the keys every 90 days. The old key keeps signing until your DNS has the new one.

## How DMARC moves up in stages

DMARC tells receivers what to do with mail that fails its checks. We raise it one stage at a time, as your reports show your mail passes.

1. Every domain starts at p=none. Receivers deliver mail that fails DMARC as usual, and send reports about it.
2. The reports decide. Once a day we look at each domain. It moves up one stage after 14 days at its stage, when the reports cover at least 100 messages, 98% of them passed and no receiver sent a failure report.
3. Then p=quarantine. Receivers treat mail that fails as suspicious, which often means the spam folder.
4. Then p=reject. After another 14 days that pass the same way, receivers refuse mail that fails. The ramp never moves a domain down.

## What customers build with Mail Hosting

### Email for a small team on its own domain

Add example.com, create a mailbox for each person, and let each of them read mail in webmail or Outlook.

Uses: Mail Hosting and a domain in our DNS

[Set up email for your domain](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/)

### One address for the whole sales team

Create an alias such as sales@ that delivers to every mailbox on the team.

Uses: Mail Hosting

[Forward addresses with aliases](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/aliases/)

### A move from Gmail or Microsoft 365

Sign in to the old account from the import form, and we copy its folders into the new mailbox. Then point the domain’s MX records here.

Uses: Mail Hosting and your old account

[Import by signing in](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/#import-from-gmail-or-microsoft-365-by-signing-in)

### A support mailbox that several people answer

Share support@ with each person on the team, who each need a Coritan account. Each of them opens it in webmail beside their own mailbox.

Uses: Mail Hosting on the Business plan

[Share a mailbox](/docs/mail/webmail/mailboxes-and-sharing/)

## Limits

The fixed limits of a mailbox and a domain, whatever your plan.

Mail Hosting limits

| Messages |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Largest message](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/connect-a-mail-app/#troubleshooting) | 50 MB, attachments included |
| [Largest message an import brings](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/#where-the-mail-goes) | 50 MB |
| [Sent in an hour](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/#sending-from-a-mailbox) | Up to 200 for each mailbox, and up to 200 for all the mailboxes of one domain together |
| Sent in a month | No monthly cap |
| Mailboxes and domains |  |
| [Smallest mailbox quota](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/#what-the-plan-sets) | 100 MB |
| [A domain](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/#how-the-parts-fit-together) | On one mail service at a time |
| [A catch-all](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/aliases/#create-a-catch-all) | One for each domain, delivering to exactly one mailbox |
| [Sharing a mailbox](/docs/mail/webmail/mailboxes-and-sharing/) | With people who have a Coritan account |
| POP3 | Not offered. Mail apps use IMAP or JMAP. |

Coritan runs the mail platform: mailboxes, queues, authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), abuse controls and sending limits. Dedicated IP plans send directly from Coritan's own addresses. Shared sending uses a delivery partner while Coritan builds out its own shared sending pool.

## Add-ons

An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.

- Extra Mailbox: One more mailbox on the email your plan includes, with the same space as the others.

## Guides for Mail Hosting

Our docs explain each step, from your domain to your first message.

- [How Mail Hosting works](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/): How domains, mailboxes and aliases fit together.
- [Order Mail Hosting or SMTP Relay](/docs/mail/order-a-mail-service/): Order a mail plan, or set up the email your account plan includes.
- [Add a domain to Mail Hosting](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/add-a-domain/): Publish the domain’s DNS records and verify it, so its mailboxes can send and receive.
- [Create and manage mailboxes](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/mailboxes/): Create mailboxes, reset passwords and change how much space each one has.
- [Connect a mail app to Mail Hosting](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/connect-a-mail-app/): Set up a desktop or phone mail app, with automatic setup or the server names.
- [Move existing mail into a mailbox](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/): Bring mail from another server, from Gmail or Microsoft 365, or from a backup file.
- [How webmail works](/docs/mail/webmail/): How to open webmail, and which mailboxes it shows.

## Set up your mailboxes

Start on the Free plan and add your own domain.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/)


### Frequently asked questions

**Does Mail Hosting cost extra?**

Once the account plans are open, every plan includes Mail Hosting at no extra charge, and your plan sets how many mailboxes you get. You pay only for extra mailboxes you add. Until the plans open, Mail Hosting is sold as plans of its own, and this page lists them with their prices.

**Can I use Outlook, Apple Mail or the mail app on my phone?**

Any mail app that uses IMAP and SMTP works with your mailbox, and so do apps that use JMAP. Apps that support automatic setup fill in the server names for you. Otherwise read mail over IMAP on port 993 with SSL/TLS, or on port 143 with STARTTLS, and send over SMTP on port 587 with STARTTLS, or on port 465 with SSL/TLS. JMAP apps connect over HTTPS on port 8443. We do not offer POP3.

**Can I read my mail in a browser?**

Every mailbox opens in webmail at www.coritan.com/webmail. There you can sort mail with labels and filters, forward it, set an out-of-office reply and keep an address book. You can also share a mailbox with another Coritan account.

**Can one address deliver to several people?**

An alias delivers mail for one address to one or more mailboxes, so sales@ can reach everyone on your sales team. A catch-all takes mail for every unknown address on a domain, and it delivers to exactly one mailbox.

**How do I move my email from another provider?**

Copy it into a mailbox from another server over IMAP, from Gmail or Microsoft 365, or from an mbox, eml, zip or cPanel backup file.

**How large can a message be?**

The mail server accepts messages up to 50 MB. Mail apps make attachments about a third larger on the way out, so the files themselves need to add up to less. Share large files by link instead.

**What do SPF, DKIM and DMARC do for my domain?**

SPF lists the servers that may send for your domain, and DKIM signs each message. DMARC tells receivers what to do with mail from your domain that fails both SPF and DKIM. We replace your DKIM keys every 90 days, and move your DMARC record from p=none to p=reject in stages.

**How many emails can I send, and where does the mail leave from?**

Each mailbox sends up to 200 messages an hour, and the mailboxes of one domain send up to 200 an hour together. Mail over the limit waits and goes out in a later hour. There is no monthly cap. Coritan runs the mail platform: mailboxes, queues, authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), abuse controls and sending limits. Shared sending uses a delivery partner while Coritan builds out its own shared sending pool.

## Send email from your app

URL: https://www.coritan.com/email/smtp-relay

Send the email your website or app writes through SMTP or an HTTP API, with delivery reports. The Free plan includes 3,000 emails a month.

SMTP Relay sends the email your website or app writes, such as receipts and sign-in links. Connect over SMTP or send through our HTTPS API, and see what happened to each message.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Order now](/dashboard/order/smtp-relay)

- SMTP on port 587 or 465, or an HTTPS API
- 12% buffer past the monthly allowance on paid plans
- 90 days of events for every message
- 100 emails an hour to start, rising as your relay sends clean mail

## Plans and prices

Every account plan includes some sending. For more, order a relay plan of its own, billed monthly. Each paid plan sends a little past its monthly number before sending stops. The page lists the Free plan and the six paid plans, each with its price for 1,000 emails and what it sends with its buffer.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/smtp-relay)

### Included with your plan

On Free, sending stops at 3,000 and starts again on the 1st of the month.

- Free: 3,000 emails a month on up to 2 sending domains
- Pro: 25,000 emails a month
- Business: 100,000 emails a month

[Compare every plan](/pricing)

## Estimate a month

Enter the emails you expect to send. The estimate prices the cheapest plan that holds them.

## Technical specifications

How your app connects, how much it can send and what it learns about each message.

SMTP Relay technical specifications

| Sending |  |
| --- | --- |
| [SMTP](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/credentials/) | Port 587 with STARTTLS, or port 465 with TLS, signed in with an SMTP credential |
| [HTTPS API](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/) | A JSON message to the send API, with an API key in the X-Api-Key header |
| [Message categories](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/message-categories/) | Transactional or marketing. Marketing mail carries one-click unsubscribe headers (RFC 8058). |
| Signing | Every message signed with your domain’s DKIM key |
| [Sending domain checks](/docs/mail/dns-records/#when-a-domain-is-verified) | Ownership, SPF and DKIM must pass. We check DMARC and show the result. |
| Allowance and rate |  |
| Included with your plan | 3,000 emails a month on Free, 25,000 on Pro and 100,000 on Business, once the plans are open |
| [The Free relay plan](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/sending-limits/#the-hourly-limit) | Up to 2 sending domains, and an hourly limit that stays at 100 emails an hour |
| [Buffer](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/sending-limits/#the-monthly-allowance) | 12% on paid plans. The Free plan stops at its allowance. |
| [Hourly limit](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/sending-limits/#the-hourly-limit) | A new relay starts at 100 emails an hour, and a daily review raises it one step at a time: 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 2,500, 5,000, 10,000, 25,000 and 50,000 emails an hour |
| [When the limit rises](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/sending-limits/#how-the-limit-rises) | Fewer than 2% bounces and 0.1% complaints over 14 days, with 2 days at the current step |
| [Automatic ceiling](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/request-a-higher-limit/) | The highest step at or below the plan’s monthly emails divided by 25. Support can set a higher limit on request. |
| [Dedicated sending address](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/sending-limits/#dedicated-sending-addresses) | Included from 250,000 emails a month, and an add-on from 100,000, when we have an IPv4 address in stock |
| [Where mail leaves from](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/deliverability/) | A dedicated address sends directly from our own addresses. Shared sending uses a delivery partner while we build out our own shared sending pool. |
| Tracking |  |
| [Events](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/events/) | Accepted, delivered, deferred, bounced and complaint, kept for 90 days |
| [Webhook signature](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/webhooks/#verify-the-signature) | HMAC-SHA256 of the body, in the X-Mail-Signature header |
| [Webhook retries](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/webhooks/#answer-the-request) | Up to six attempts, about 2, 4, 8, 16 and 32 minutes apart |
| [Suppression list](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/suppressions/) | Bounces, complaints and unsubscribes, and the addresses you add |
| API |  |
| [Client API](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/#with-the-api) | Credentials, API keys, sending domains, events, suppressions and webhooks over HTTPS |

## What SMTP Relay includes

Each feature says whether every relay includes it or you add it.

### Sending

- SMTP or HTTPS. Included. Point your app’s mail settings at the relay over SMTP, on port 587 or 465, or send each message to our HTTPS API. SMTP takes a credential you create, and the API takes an API key.
- Your own sending domain. Included. Send from your own domain once you verify it. We sign each message with DKIM, which lets receiving servers check it came from you. When the domain’s DNS is on Coritan, we publish its records for you.
- Transactional and marketing mail. Included. Mark a message as marketing, and it carries a one-click unsubscribe button in the recipient’s mail app. An unsubscribe adds the address to your suppression list.

### Tracking

- Events for every message. Included. Look up whether each message was delivered or bounced, or whether its recipient marked it as spam, for up to 90 days.
- Webhooks. Included. Get delivery, bounce and complaint events at a URL of yours as they happen. We sign each request, so you can check it came from us. The signature is an HMAC-SHA256 of the body, in the X-Mail-Signature header.
- A suppression list. Included. The relay stops sending to an address that bounced or complained. You can add an address yourself, or remove one to send to it again.

### Limits and reputation

- Limits that grow with you. Included. Your hourly limit starts small and rises as your relay sends clean mail. Paid plans can go a little past their monthly allowance before sending stops. A new relay starts at 100 emails an hour, and a daily review raises the limit one step at a time. Paid plans accept 12% more than their monthly allowance.
- A dedicated sending address. Add-on. A sending address only your relay uses, so no other sender affects its reputation. Relay plans of 250,000 emails a month and more include one.

## How a message is handled

Each message goes through these steps, over SMTP and over the API alike.

1. The relay checks the message. It checks the sender, the monthly allowance and the hourly limit, and drops any recipient on your suppression list.
2. It signs and delivers. It signs the message with your domain’s DKIM key and delivers it. Mail over the hourly limit waits in the queue for a later hour.
3. Each step is an event. Accepted, delivered, deferred, bounced or complaint, which you can look up for 90 days or receive by webhook.
4. Bounces stop the next send. A bounce or a spam complaint adds the address to the suppression list, so the relay stops sending to it.

## What customers build with SMTP Relay

### Receipts and sign-in links from a web app

Create an SMTP credential and put it in your framework’s mail settings, on port 587 with STARTTLS.

Uses: SMTP Relay and a sending domain

[Connect your application](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/credentials/#connect-your-application)

### Mail from a function with no SMTP library

Post each message as JSON to the send API with an API key. The answer lists the recipients the relay left out because they are suppressed.

Uses: SMTP Relay and its HTTPS API

[Send from your application](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/#send-from-your-application)

### Bounces recorded in your own database

Add a webhook, check the X-Mail-Signature on each request, and mark an address as bad when a bounced or complaint event arrives.

Uses: SMTP Relay webhooks

[Verify the signature](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/webhooks/#verify-the-signature)

### A newsletter to people who asked for it

Send it as marketing mail. Each copy carries one-click unsubscribe headers, and an unsubscribe adds the address to your suppression list.

Uses: SMTP Relay on a plan that fits your list

[Transactional and marketing mail](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/message-categories/)

## Limits

The fixed limits of a relay, whatever its plan.

SMTP Relay limits

| Messages |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Largest message over SMTP](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/credentials/#troubleshooting) | 50 MB, encoded attachments included |
| [Largest message through the API](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/#check-your-limits) | 25 MB |
| Recipients in one API message | Up to 50 |
| Attachments and blind copies | Over SMTP only. The send API takes neither. |
| Queue and webhooks |  |
| [Queue](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/sending-limits/#the-hourly-limit) | Six hours of mail at the hourly limit. After that we refuse new messages |
| [Webhook answer](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/webhooks/#answer-the-request) | Any 2xx within 10 seconds |
| [Webhook turned off](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/webhooks/#when-we-turn-a-webhook-off) | After 50 failures in a row |
| Plan limits |  |
| [Sending domains](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/#what-the-plan-sets) | Up to 1,000 on a plan with no set number |
| SMTP credentials | Up to 200 on a plan with no set number |

Coritan runs the mail platform: mailboxes, queues, authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), abuse controls and sending limits. Dedicated IP plans send directly from Coritan's own addresses. Shared sending uses a delivery partner while Coritan builds out its own shared sending pool.

## Add-ons

An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.

- Relay Dedicated IP: A sending address only your relay uses, for relay plans of 100,000 emails a month or more.

## Guides for SMTP Relay

Our docs explain each step, from your domain to your first message.

- [How SMTP Relay works](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/): How the relay sends over SMTP or HTTPS, and what its plan sets.
- [Add a sending domain to SMTP Relay](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/add-a-sending-domain/): Publish the domain’s SPF, DKIM and DMARC records and verify it before you send.
- [Send over SMTP with credentials](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/credentials/): Create a credential and connect your app on port 587 or 465.
- [Send email over HTTPS](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/): Send a test message, then send from your app with the API and an API key.
- [Receive delivery events with webhooks](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/webhooks/): Receive delivery, bounce and complaint events, and check each request’s signature.
- [How SMTP Relay sending limits work](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/sending-limits/): The monthly allowance, its buffer and the hourly limit.

## Send your first email

Start on the Free plan with 3,000 emails a month, or order a plan with more.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Order now](/dashboard/order/smtp-relay)


### Frequently asked questions

**How many emails can I send on Free?**

The Free plan includes 3,000 emails a month on up to 2 sending domains. Sending stops at 3,000 and starts again on the 1st of the month, and the hourly limit stays at 100 emails an hour. Once the account plans are open, Pro includes 25,000 emails a month and Business 100,000.

**What can I send through SMTP Relay, and where does it leave from?**

Send the email your website or app writes for its users, such as receipts, alerts and sign-in links, and newsletters to people who asked for them. Marketing mail gets a one-click unsubscribe button in the recipient’s mail app. Coritan runs the mail platform: mailboxes, queues, authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), abuse controls and sending limits. Dedicated IP plans send directly from Coritan’s own addresses. Shared sending uses a delivery partner while Coritan builds out its own shared sending pool.

**Do I need to change my DNS?**

Add your sending domain and publish the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records the dashboard shows, which let receiving servers check that your mail comes from you. When the domain’s DNS is on Coritan, we publish them for you.

**Can I get a dedicated IP address?**

Relay plans of 250,000 emails a month and more include one dedicated sending address. On plans of 100,000 emails a month and more, you can add one as an add-on. We take each address from our IPv4 stock, so an order waits for stock. A relay sends from the shared addresses until its dedicated address is assigned.

**How do I know my email arrived?**

Each message has events, such as delivered or bounced, that you can look up for up to 90 days. Webhooks send the same events to a URL of yours as they happen.

**How does the hourly limit rise?**

A new relay starts at 100 emails an hour. A daily review raises it one step when fewer than 2% of your messages bounced and fewer than 0.1% drew a complaint over the last 14 days. The review never goes past your plan’s monthly emails divided by 25, and the Free plan stays at 100. You can ask support for a higher limit.

**How do I check that a webhook request came from you?**

Each request carries an X-Mail-Signature header: the HMAC-SHA256 of the raw body, made with the webhook’s signing secret and written as hex. Compute the same value and compare the two. Answer with a 2xx status within 10 seconds, or we try again, up to six attempts in all.

**How large can a message be?**

Over SMTP, a message can be up to 50 MB with its encoded attachments. The send API builds messages of up to 25 MB for up to 50 recipients, and takes no attachments, so send files over SMTP.

## Read your mail in a browser

URL: https://www.coritan.com/email/webmail

Read and send mail in your browser. Every account can have a free address on coritan.gg, with sending limits of its own, and mail apps read the same mailbox.

Webmail reads and sends mail in your browser, for every mailbox Coritan hosts. Every account can also have a free address on coritan.gg, such as alex@coritan.gg, with no domain of your own.

[Get a free address](/sign-up) · [Open webmail](/webmail)

- Free address on coritan.gg for every account
- 5 GB of storage in that free mailbox
- IMAP for the mail apps that read it

## What webmail does

Webmail changes the mailbox on the mail server itself, so what you read, sort or send there shows the same way in your mail apps.

### Reading and writing

- Read and search. Included. Open mail in folders and conversations, and search a mailbox by sender, subject or words in the message. [Read and search mail](/docs/mail/webmail/read-and-search/)
- Write, schedule and undo. Included. Write a message, send it later, or take it back before it goes. [Write and send email](/docs/mail/webmail/write-and-send/)
- An address book. Included. Keep contacts, and let webmail suggest an address as you type. [Keep an address book](/docs/mail/webmail/contacts/)
- Mail from another provider. Included. Bring mail in from another server, from Gmail or Microsoft 365, or from a backup file. [Import mail](/docs/mail/webmail/import/)

### Setting up a mailbox

- Labels and filters. Included. Sort mail into labels automatically with filters you write. [Sort mail with labels and filters](/docs/mail/webmail/labels-and-filters/)
- Forwarding and out-of-office replies. Included. Forward your mail to another address, or send an automatic reply while you are away. [Forward your mail](/docs/mail/webmail/forwarding/)
- Two-factor sign-in and app passwords. Included. Turn on a six-digit code from an authenticator app, and give each mail app a password of its own. [Protect your webmail mailbox](/docs/mail/webmail/security/)
- Your mail apps. Included. Mail you read or sort in webmail shows the same way in a mail app that uses IMAP. [Set up mail apps and devices](/docs/mail/webmail/mail-apps/)

### Mailboxes you can open

- Your coritan.gg address. Included. An account can have one mailbox on coritan.gg. You take it when you sign up, or claim it later in webmail. [Get a coritan.gg mailbox](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/)
- Mail Hosting mailboxes. Included. Sign in to a mailbox on your own domain with its address and password, or add it to your account so it opens wherever you sign in to Coritan. [Mail Hosting](/email/mail-hosting)
- Mailboxes shared with you. Business and up. Another Coritan account can share a mailbox with you, to read only or to read and send from. Sharing is between Coritan accounts. [Open and share mailboxes](/docs/mail/webmail/mailboxes-and-sharing/)

## A free address on coritan.gg

Every account can have one mailbox of its own, such as alex@coritan.gg.

1. Sign up, or open webmail. Take the address when you create your account, or sign in on coritan.com and claim it in webmail.
2. Choose a name. The name is 3–40 characters of letters, digits, dots, dashes and underscores. Webmail checks it as you type.
3. Read and send. Your mail arrives at once. A mail app can read it over IMAP, and can send from it once the mailbox has earned that.

## Limits of the free mailbox

A new free mailbox sends less at first, and we check what leaves it.

Limits of a free coritan.gg mailbox

| The free coritan.gg mailbox |  |
| --- | --- |
| Mailboxes | One for each account |
| [Storage](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/#what-the-mailbox-comes-with) | 5 GB of storage by default |
| [Sending in the first 7 days](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/#sending-limits) | To up to 10 people in one message, 20 in a clock hour and 50 in 24 hours |
| Sending after that | To up to 50 people in one message, 100 in a clock hour and 300 in 24 hours |
| [The first 14 days](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/#your-mailbox-s-first-14-days) | It sends from webmail only, and each message waits 5 minutes before it goes, which you can undo |
| An account that has paid | None of the first-days holds apply once the account has paid for anything |
| Sender | The mailbox sends from its own address only |
| What we check before mail leaves |  |
| [Spam and phishing](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/#what-we-check-before-your-mail-leaves) | We read what a message says, and we do not send one that uses a brand’s name, links to a listed spam site or matches mail we blocked |
| [When we pause a mailbox](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/#when-we-pause-or-hold-the-mailbox) | It cannot sign in, send or receive until you contact support |

Coritan runs the mail platform: mailboxes, queues, authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), abuse controls and sending limits. Dedicated IP plans send directly from Coritan's own addresses. Shared sending uses a delivery partner while Coritan builds out its own shared sending pool.

## Guides for webmail

Our docs explain each step, from your first sign-in to sharing a mailbox.

- [How webmail works](/docs/mail/webmail/): What webmail is, how to open it and which mailboxes it shows.
- [Get a coritan.gg mailbox](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/): Take an address when you sign up, or claim one later.
- [Sign in to webmail](/docs/mail/webmail/sign-in/): Sign in with your Coritan account, or with a mailbox’s own address and password.
- [Set up mail apps and devices](/docs/mail/webmail/mail-apps/): Read the same mailbox in a mail app on your computer or phone.
- [Open and share mailboxes](/docs/mail/webmail/mailboxes-and-sharing/): See every mailbox you can open, and share one with another Coritan account.

## Get your free address

Create a free account and take an address on coritan.gg, or open webmail if you have a mailbox already.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Open webmail](/webmail)


### Frequently asked questions

**Is the coritan.gg address really free?**

Yes. Every Coritan account can have one mailbox on coritan.gg at no charge, with 5 GB of storage by default. It needs no domain of your own.

**Why is a new free mailbox limited in what it sends?**

Free mailboxes are a target for spam, so a new one earns its sending. In its first 7 days it can send to up to 10 people in one message, 20 in a clock hour and 50 in 24 hours. After that the limits are 50, 100 and 300. For its first 14 days it sends from webmail only, and each message waits 5 minutes before it goes, so you can undo it.

**Can I read my mail in a mail app?**

Yes. Any mail app that uses IMAP and SMTP can sign in with the mailbox’s address and password, and the same mail shows in the app and in webmail. We do not offer POP3.

**Can I share a mailbox with someone?**

You can share a mailbox with people who have a Coritan account, to read only or to read and send from. The person you share with accepts an invitation first. Once the account plans are open, sharing a mailbox on Coritan’s own mail comes with the Business plan and above.

**Can I use webmail for a mailbox at another provider?**

No. Webmail opens only mailboxes that Coritan hosts. It can import the mail from another provider into one of them.

## Infrastructure planned with our engineers

URL: https://www.coritan.com/enterprise

Bare metal servers, colocation, IP transit, your own IP space with BGP, and network-wide DDoS protection, planned with our sales team.

Some of what we offer is planned with you and sold through our sales team. Tell us what you need, and we keep your request under a reference.

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

## What our sales team sells

Each of these is planned with you and set out in an agreement of its own.

### Bare metal servers

Physical servers that only you use, for workloads that need a whole machine. We plan the hardware, the location and the start date with you.

- No other customer shares the machine
- Hardware, location and start date set in your agreement
- Its addresses and connectivity planned with you

### Colocation

Space, power and cooling in a data centre for the hardware you own. We work out how much you need with you.

- In one of the network and enterprise facilities on our Data centres page
- Each facility page lists its power, space and certifications, as its operator states them
- Cross-connects to other networks in the building, arranged through sales

[See our data centres](/data-centers)

### IP transit

Internet connectivity for your own network over a BGP session with us, so you can announce your own address space.

- A BGP session between your router and ours, which can carry a password
- You bring your network number (ASN) and the prefixes you announce
- Tier-1 transit providers at every location
- RPKI route validation on every BGP session

[See our network](/network)

### Your own IP space and BGP

Announce the IP ranges your organization holds from our network. We arrange BGP sessions, private peering and cross-connects with you.

- You bring your prefixes and a letter of authority (LOA) that lets us announce them
- We announce them from your own network number over a BGP session, or from ours
- The authorization names the prefixes, the networks they may come from and the regions they are announced in
- We refuse a route that no authorization covers, or that comes from a network it does not name

### Network-wide DDoS protection

Filtering for your own address ranges as a whole, planned around your network and your traffic.

- The DDoS Shield stages applied to whole ranges: packet checks, rate limits and rules
- Limits and rules planned around your traffic

[DDoS Shield for single addresses](/servers/ddos-shield)

### Custom SLAs

Service levels written into the agreement for the services you buy from us. Our standard commitments are on the SLA page.

- Each service you buy through sales has an agreement of its own, which sets its service levels
- An agreement can set uptime percentages for the service. No self-serve plan states one

[Read our SLA](/sla)

## The Enterprise plan

An account plan with everything in Business, and limits and terms agreed with our sales team.

Choose it when your account needs more than Business allows, such as more firewall rules or more email and storage. Your agreement sets its email, sending and storage, and its terms, and it can set an uptime commitment.

An organization that resells our services has a default limit on its customers, which our staff can raise for one organization. The Partners page shows the limit.

### What the Enterprise plan includes

- Everything in Business
- Websites, load balancers and firewall rules above Business
- Email for up to 1,000 mailboxes on 100 domains
- Sending and storage set in your agreement
- An uptime commitment, if you agree one

[Compare every plan](/pricing)

## How buying through sales works

1. Tell us what you need. Send the form on this page, or write to our sales team. Say what you need, where and from when.
2. We keep your request. The form saves your request and gives you a reference. Quote it when you email or call us.

## Talk to sales

Tell us what you need, and we keep your request under a reference.

### Other ways to reach us

Email: [sales@coritan.com](mailto:sales@coritan.com)

Phone: [+1 (302) 606-0504](tel:+13026060504)

If you are under a DDoS attack now, use the [Under attack page](/under-attack).

A plan or a product that is not open yet shows Not open yet in place of its order button on the live page.


### Frequently asked questions

**Can I order these services in the dashboard?**

These services are sold only through our sales team, so the dashboard and the API do not offer them. Send the form on this page, and we keep your request under a reference.

**What should I put in my message?**

Say which service you need, where, how much of it and from when, and anything else your setup needs.

**What do I need to announce my own IP space?**

Your prefixes, and a letter of authority (LOA) from the organization that holds them. We announce them from your own network number over a BGP session, or from ours.

**Where can I read your uptime commitments?**

Our service level page says how we handle an outage and how to make a claim. No self-serve plan states an uptime percentage. A service you buy through sales has its service levels written into its own agreement, and an agreement can set uptime percentages.

**How is the Enterprise plan different from these services?**

The Enterprise plan sets what your whole account can have, such as websites, mailboxes and firewall rules. Your agreement sets its email, sending and storage. The services on this page are separate, and each one has an agreement of its own.

## Start with websites, email and storage at no charge

URL: https://www.coritan.com/free

The Coritan Free plan needs no card and has no end date. It includes DNS and protection for 3 websites, 5 mailboxes, 3,000 emails a month from your website or app, and 10 GB-month of Object Storage each month.

A plan or a product that is not open yet shows Not open yet in place of its order button on the live page. Prices are in US dollars, and the tables below are read from our price book.

## What each plan costs

Account plans in US dollars

| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Websites | Mailboxes | Emails a month | Object Storage free each month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | $0 | 3 | 5 | 3,000 | 10 GB-month |
| Pro | $12 | $120 | 10 | 10 | 25,000 | 250 GB-month |
| Business | $39 | $384 | 50 | 50 | 100,000 | 1,024 GB-month |
| Enterprise | Through our sales team | Through our sales team | Unlimited | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement |

Pro and Business include Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need. On the Free plan Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly.

## Object Storage prices

Prices in US dollars

| What you pay for | Price |
| --- | --- |
| Storage | $0.0135 per GB-month |
| Class A operations (uploads, copies, listings) | $4.00 per million |
| Class B operations (downloads and other reads) | $0.32 per million |
| Data out | Free |

- Free: 10 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month
- Pro: 250 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month
- Business: 1,024 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month

The Free plan’s websites include DNS, certificates and protection on our network. The site itself runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

## Your first hour

Four steps take you from sign-up to a live site and a mailbox, without paying for anything.

1. Sign up. Create an account with your email address. The Free plan needs no card. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Add a domain. Add a domain you own to Domain Management, or claim a free coritan.gg name. We host its DNS. [Read the guide](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/)
3. Put a site online. Serve a static site from our edge at no charge, or point Edge Proxy at a server you already use. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/)
4. Create your mailboxes. Add your domain to Mail Hosting, create a mailbox and read its mail in webmail. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/)

## Conditions on what is free

Free has no end date. These are the limits it works within.

- Object Storage costs nothing up to its free amounts each month. To serve a bucket publicly, the account needs a saved payment method, credit or a paid invoice.
- A static site is free under a fair use limit of 25 MiB per file.
- Mail Hosting and SMTP Relay stop at the limits above. Pro and Business raise them.


### Frequently asked questions

**Is the Free plan a trial?**

The Free plan has no end date and needs no card. What it includes stays free for as long as you keep your account.

**Are any servers free?**

Static sites are free: our edge serves their files at no charge. A web service on App Deployment costs nothing while it stays inside the free amounts every account gets each month, after a one-time deposit that stays as credit. A game server or a virtual machine costs what it uses, and needs Server access.

**What happens when I reach a limit?**

What you already have keeps working. We refuse only what would take the account past the limit, such as a fourth website, and say what raises it: a larger plan, or an add-on where there is one.

**Do I need a domain of my own?**

You can claim a free name under coritan.gg, such as alex.coritan.gg, and use it for a website, mailboxes or a game server’s address. Each name counts as one of your websites.

## Acceptable use policy

URL: https://www.coritan.com/legal/acceptable-use

What you may not use Coritan's services for, and what we do when an account breaks the policy.

What you may not use Coritan’s services for, and what happens when an account breaks this policy.

Last updated 12 October 2026

Clients are responsible for ensuring that their use of Coritan infrastructure complies with all applicable laws and regulations in the jurisdictions where services are delivered. Prohibited uses include but are not limited to:

- Activities that violate applicable law or regulation
- Distribution of malware or conduct of network attacks
- Sending unsolicited bulk communications (spam)
- Mining cryptocurrency without prior written approval
- Operating infrastructure for illegal content distribution
- Hosting phishing pages, or pages that pretend to be another company’s site to collect passwords or payments
- Scanning, probing or attacking other networks or services, including from a server you rent from us
- Sending traffic that carries a reflection or amplification attack
- Sending mail in bulk, to bought lists, or to people who did not ask for it, from a mailbox or a sending service
- Collecting free amounts more than once, for example by opening many accounts or sharing sign-up details
- Getting around a limit or a check we set, such as a sending limit, an allowance or a sign-in check
- Reselling a service as your own without an agreement with us

## How we find a problem

We act on reports from other people and on automatic checks. For example, we check each message a free `@coritan.gg` mailbox sends before it leaves, and we look for software that mines cryptocurrency or attacks other networks on the servers we host.

## What we may do

Violations may result in immediate suspension of service. Depending on what we find, we may:

- hold or pause a mailbox
- stop or delete a server
- suspend a service
- close an account
- refuse new sign-ups from an email domain or a network

The [terms of service](/legal/terms#suspending) say when we may end a service, and the [fair use policy](/legal/fair-use) covers the limits on free amounts.

## If you think we made a mistake

Write to [legal@coritan.com](mailto:legal@coritan.com) with the email address of the account and what you want us to look at.

## Report abuse

To report abuse from an address or a service on Coritan, such as spam or an attack, email [abuse@coritan.com](mailto:abuse@coritan.com). Give the address or the service it comes from.

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Cookie policy

URL: https://www.coritan.com/legal/cookies

The cookies and browser storage coritan.com uses, what each one is for, and how long it lasts.

The cookies and browser storage coritan.com uses, and what each one is for.

Last updated 12 October 2026

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep and send back on later visits. coritan.com sets the cookies below and keeps a few values in your browser’s storage. The cookies under Cookies we set are always on. Analytics and advertising cookies are set only if you accept them.

## Cookies we set

`_ct_sid`We use it to count visits. It holds a random identifier that groups the pages you open in one visit, so we can see which pages people use. When you sign up or sign in, we link the visit to your account. It lasts 30 minutes.`_ct_vid`It holds a random number that recognises a returning browser, so we can tell a new visitor from a returning one. It lasts one year.`_ct_attr`It records the link or search that brought you here, with any ad click ID, so we can tell which channel a sign up or an order came from. Only our servers can read it. It lasts 90 days.`_ct_consent`It remembers what you chose in the cookie banner. It lasts six months.`wm_session`It keeps you signed in to the mailboxes you open in webmail with a mailbox password. Only webmail’s requests carry it, and scripts on the page cannot read it. It lasts up to 30 days, or until you sign out.`__Host-coritan_waf`Our firewall sets it only when it asks your browser to pass a check before letting a request through. It shows that this browser passed, so the check does not repeat on every page. It lasts 20 minutes.

## What we keep in your browser

Your browser’s local storage keeps these on your device between visits:

- The tokens that keep you signed in to the dashboard and to webmail. Signing out removes them.
- The features your account has, so the dashboard shows the right menus as soon as it opens.
- Choices you make, such as a notice you closed, your recent searches in webmail and whether this browser shows new mail notifications.

Session storage keeps values for one tab and clears them when you close it. It holds a referral code from a link you followed until you finish signing up, and the details of a payment while you complete it on the payment processor’s page.

## Analytics and advertising

When we turn them on, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, Microsoft Advertising, Reddit and X measure visits and ads on the public site. They never run in the dashboard. Analytics cookies (`_ga` and `_ga_*`, up to two years) and advertising cookies (`_gcl_*`, `_fbp`, `_fbc`, `_ttp`, `_uetsid`, `_uetvid` and `_rdt_uuid`, from one day to 13 months) are set only if you accept them. Until you accept analytics cookies, Google receives page views with no cookie and no identifier.

After an order or a sign up, our servers send it to the advertising platforms we use, with your email address hashed, only if you accepted advertising cookies when you did it. If you did not, only Google Analytics and Google Ads receive a count, with no personal data.

## Services from other companies

Cloudflare Turnstile checks that a person is filling in a form. Its script loads only on pages with such a form, such as sign in, sign up, the contact page and the Under attack page.

Stripe and PayPal process card and PayPal payments. Their scripts load only when you pay or add a payment method in the dashboard, and they can set cookies of their own to process the payment and to spot fraud. Each company’s own cookie policy describes them.

Square also takes card payments in US dollars. Its card form loads from Square only when you open the card step of a payment in the dashboard.

## Your choices

Where the law asks for it, as in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, we set no analytics or advertising cookies until you accept them. Elsewhere they are on until you opt out. Change your choice at any time with Cookie settings in the footer. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control, we never turn advertising cookies on, whatever you choose.

You can delete the cookies and site data coritan.com keeps in your browser’s settings at any time. Doing so signs you out of the dashboard and webmail. Send questions about this policy to [privacy@coritan.com](mailto:privacy@coritan.com).

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Data processing agreement

URL: https://www.coritan.com/legal/dpa

How we process the personal data you keep on our services: who does what, security measures, sub-processors and how to ask for a signed copy.

How Coritan LLC processes the personal data you keep on our services, and how to ask for a signed copy.

Last updated 12 October 2026

A data processing agreement sets out how a company that holds personal data for you may use that data and how it must protect it. You may need one when you keep personal data about other people on our services, such as your customers’ details in a database, a mailbox or a bucket.

## Who does what

For the personal data you keep on our services, you decide why and how it is processed, and Coritan LLC processes it for you. These terms are part of our agreement with you. How we handle the personal data we collect about you as our client is in our [privacy policy](/legal/privacy).

## What we do with the data

- We store it, run the services you ordered on it, copy it as your snapshots, backups and settings say, and send it where you tell a service to send it.
- We do not read it, sell it or use it for anything else, except as the law requires or to keep the service safe. The checks on mail from free mailboxes, in the privacy policy, are an example.

## Security measures

- We store passwords as one-way hashes. Two-factor authentication with an authenticator app is available for every account, with recovery codes for a lost phone.
- You can end any session or API key at any time, and an ended session can no longer reach your account within 10 seconds.
- An API key has only the permissions and addresses you give it.
- coritan.com tells browsers to reach it over HTTPS only.
- Our staff work in an admin console that answers only at its own address. They sign in with staff accounts that are separate from customer accounts, a role limits what each person can see and change, and an audit log records the changes they make.

The [Trust page](/trust) describes each measure in full.

## Where your data is

You choose the location of a server or a bucket when you order it, from the locations we offer at that time.

## Sub-processors

These are the kinds of company we use to process the personal data on our services:

- Hosting and network providers that run the machines, links and facilities our services use.
- A delivery partner that carries the mail sent through our shared sending pool.
- A domain registrar, for the domains you register through us.
- Payment processors, which see billing details and not the data on your servers.

We change this list on this page when it changes.

## Requests and incidents

When someone asks you for a copy of their personal data, to correct it or to delete it, you can do most of that in the dashboard. Write to [privacy@coritan.com](mailto:privacy@coritan.com) when you need our help.

We tell you by email once we confirm that personal data you keep on our services was exposed, and we tell you what we know.

## When you leave

When you close your account, the [privacy policy](/legal/privacy#your-choices-and-rights) says what we delete and what the law makes us keep.

## Ask for a signed copy

To have Coritan LLC sign a copy of these terms for your account, write to [privacy@coritan.com](mailto:privacy@coritan.com) and say which account it is for.

A product you buy through our sales team, such as bare metal servers or colocation, comes with a service agreement of its own, which sets how it covers personal data. [Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales) about it.

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Fair use policy

URL: https://www.coritan.com/legal/fair-use

What our free and included allowances are for, the limits that go with them, and what we do when use goes past them.

What our free and included allowances are for, the limits that go with them, and what we do when use goes past them.

Last updated 12 October 2026

Some of what we sell has no price for each request or each message. That works because an allowance is for the use it was made for.

## Static sites

The requests to a static site’s files, and the data they send, cost nothing. Each file may be up to 25 MiB. A site that serves large downloads, video or file archives for other people is not the use this allowance is for.

## Email

- Each mailbox on your own domain may send up to 200 messages an hour through our shared sending.
- A free `@coritan.gg` mailbox sends as a new mailbox for its first 14 days. In that time it may send to 20 recipients an hour, and a message sent from webmail leaves after 5 minutes. After that it may send to 100 recipients an hour.
- We check each message a free `@coritan.gg` mailbox sends before it leaves, and keep a short record for 8 days. The [privacy policy](/legal/privacy#what-we-collect) says what the record holds.
- We may hold or pause a mailbox that sends spam, phishing or bulk mail.

## Public buckets

A bucket is private until its owner serves it. To switch on a public address or a custom domain for a bucket, the account needs a saved payment method, credit above zero or a paid invoice with money on it.

## Free amounts belong to the account

Each account has one set of free amounts each month. A second service on the same account adds none. Opening more accounts to collect the amounts again breaks the [acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use).

## When use goes past fair use

We contact you when we can. We may limit, pause or suspend what puts other customers or our network at risk.

## Questions

[Ask support](/support) if you are not sure whether your use is fair.

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Privacy policy

URL: https://www.coritan.com/legal/privacy

What personal data we collect when you use Coritan, why we collect it, how long we keep it, and how to reach us about it.

How Coritan LLC collects, keeps and protects personal data.

Last updated 12 October 2026

Coritan LLC (“we”, “us”, or “our”) is committed to protecting the privacy of personal data processed in connection with our services.

We collect and process personal data only as necessary for the performance of our contractual obligations, compliance with legal requirements, and our legitimate business interests. We do not sell personal data to third parties.

## What we collect

Your accountYour name, email address, company and country, and a one-way hash of your password. The settings you choose, such as two-factor authentication, your sessions and your API keys.BillingYour invoices, payments, credit balance and refund requests. For a saved payment method we keep a token from the payment processor, its brand, the last four digits and the expiry date. Your full card number goes to the processor and not to us.What you run on our servicesThe servers, websites, domains, DNS records, mailboxes, files and settings you create, and the logs they produce.Support and enquiriesYour conversations with us, with their attachments, and what you write in the contact, sales and Under attack forms: your name, email address, phone number, company, the page you sent it from, and the address and browser details your device sends.VisitsThe pages you open, your IP address, your browser and device, your screen size, language and time zone, the page that sent you, any campaign tags and ad click ID on the link, and an approximate location (country, region and city) worked out from your IP address. A random identifier in the `_ct_sid` cookie groups the pages of one visit. The `_ct_vid` cookie recognises a returning browser, and a one-way hash of your IP address, browser and language recognises a visitor whose browser has no such cookie. The `_ct_attr` cookie keeps the link or search that brought you here. When you sign up or sign in, we link the visit to your account.Mail from a free mailboxTo stop spam sent from free coritan.gg mailboxes, we check each message such a mailbox sends before it leaves, and keep a short record of it for 8 days: when and how it was sent, how many people it went to, the first 120 characters of its subject and the domains it links to. We never keep the message itself. Our staff read these records only when a mailbox is paused or held for its sending.

## Why we use it

- To provide the services you order and to bill for them.
- To keep accounts and our network safe: sign-in checks, payment checks and abuse checks.
- To answer your questions and your enquiries.
- To count visits and see which pages people use.
- To tell which links and campaigns bring sign ups and orders, and to measure our advertising on the platforms named under Who we share it with, if you accepted the cookies they need.
- To meet legal duties, such as keeping accounting records.

## Who we share it with

We share personal data only with the companies that help us provide the services, and only what each one needs:

- Payment processors, which take your payment and tell us whether it worked.
- A delivery partner that carries the mail sent through our shared sending pool.
- A domain registrar, when you register or transfer a domain, which needs the details you enter for the registrant.
- Cloudflare Turnstile, which checks that a person is filling in a form.
- Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, Microsoft Advertising, Reddit and X, which measure visits and ads on the public site. They receive a cookie identifier only if you accepted their cookies, and your hashed email address after an order or a sign up only if you accepted advertising cookies. If you did not accept them, only Google Analytics and Google Ads receive page views and a count of orders and sign ups, with no cookie, identifier or personal data.
- Hosting and network providers that run the machines, links and facilities our services use.
- Authorities, when the law requires it.

## How long we keep it

Personal data is stored securely and retained only for as long as necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected or as required by applicable law. These are our standard periods:

VisitsWe keep page views for 90 days and visits for 180 days.Mail recordsWe keep the records of mail from free mailboxes for 8 days, and the per-message mail events of the mail platform for 90 days.LogsWe keep audit logs and service events for 365 days, and the activity log of commands run on a server for 540 days.Billing recordsWe keep email logs and payment attempts for 730 days. We keep invoices, payments and the credit ledger for as long as the law requires us to keep accounting records.Everything elseWe keep it until you delete it or close your account.

We may keep a record longer when we need it to answer a payment dispute or an abuse report, or when the law requires it.

## Your choices and rights

You can ask us for a copy of your personal data, ask us to correct it or ask us to delete it. Write to [privacy@coritan.com](mailto:privacy@coritan.com) and say which account it is about.

Our staff delete an account for good when you ask. We can do it only when nothing live is left on it: every service ended, every invoice settled, no credit balance, no open refund request and no open payment dispute.

What we deleteYour sign-in details, API keys, sessions and second factor, your team, your sign-up mailboxes and their mail, your support conversations, your saved payment methods, and your email and analytics history.What staysInvoices, payments and the credit ledger, which the law requires us to keep. They stay under an account number that carries no name, email address or password. Records of payment disputes and the evidence we keep for abuse reports stay until their retention periods end.

After we delete an account, nobody can sign in to it.

## Cookies and browser storage

The [cookie policy](/legal/cookies) lists the cookies and browser storage coritan.com uses, and says how to change your choice about analytics and advertising cookies. The [data processing terms](/legal/dpa) cover personal data that you keep on our services.

## Contact

For data protection enquiries, contact: [privacy@coritan.com](mailto:privacy@coritan.com)

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Refund and cancellation policy

URL: https://www.coritan.com/legal/refunds

How to ask for a refund, what happens to unused time when you cancel or change plan, and what we do with a chargeback.

How to ask for a refund, what happens to unused time when you cancel or change plan, and what we do with a chargeback.

Last updated 12 October 2026

Our staff decide each refund request. Nothing on this page is automatic.

## Ask for a refund

1. Open **Billing** in the dashboard, then **Invoices**, and open a paid invoice.
2. Select **Ask for a refund…**.
3. Choose **Everything paid** or **Part of it**. For part of it, enter an amount up to what you paid on that invoice.
4. Say why you want a refund, in at least 10 characters, and select **Send request**.

A paid invoice takes one open request at a time. You can withdraw a request while it waits for review.

## How we decide

Staff read the request and the reason you wrote, and decide. We email you the answer. When we decline, the email says why.

**Billing**, then **Refunds**, shows each request as Waiting for review, Being refunded, Refunded, Declined or Withdrawn.

## Where the money goes

An approved refund goes back to the payment you made. When that payment cannot take it, the refund goes to your account credit, which pays your next invoices.

A payment made in cryptocurrency cannot go back to its wallet. We refund it as account credit.

## Moving to a smaller plan

When you move a service to a smaller plan, we credit the unused part of what you paid to your account balance, less a holdback of 1 day. A service with 1 day or less left earns no credit.

A service that bills by the hour has no unused month, so it earns no credit.

## Cancelling a service

You can cancel a service now or at the end of its billing term.

- Cancelling now ends the service at once. We do not credit the unused time.
- Cancelling at the end of the term keeps the service running until the term ends, so you use what you paid for.
- Either way, we void the unpaid invoices for the service, and the capacity add-ons on it end the same day.
- For a server, the cancel dialog has a **Take a snapshot first** box, and it is ticked by default. The confirmation says whether we took one.

## Chargebacks

Ask us for a refund before you ask your bank. A payment reversed through a chargeback ends every service on the account, and we close the account. The [terms of service](/legal/terms#chargebacks) say more.

## Questions

Write to [support@coritan.com](mailto:support@coritan.com) or open a conversation on the [Support page](/support) and quote the invoice number.

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Terms of service

URL: https://www.coritan.com/legal/terms

The terms that apply when you use Coritan's services, and the company that provides them.

The terms that apply when you use Coritan’s services, and the company that provides them.

Last updated 12 October 2026

These terms are an agreement between you and Coritan LLC. They apply when you create an account, order a service, or use our website, dashboard or API.

## Who we are

**Coritan LLC** provides the services on coritan.com. It is based in Miami, Florida.

Coritan LLC Miami, FL 33179, United States

Send legal questions to [legal@coritan.com](mailto:legal@coritan.com).

## Agreeing to these terms

You agree to these terms when you create an account, order a service or use one. If you use Coritan for a company, you confirm that you may agree to them for it.

These terms include the [acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use), the [fair use policy](/legal/fair-use), the [refund and cancellation policy](/legal/refunds), the [privacy policy](/legal/privacy) and the [cookie policy](/legal/cookies). The [service level page](/sla) says what we commit to about availability.

A product we sell through our sales team, such as bare metal servers, colocation or IP transit, comes with a service agreement of its own. Where that agreement and these terms differ, the agreement applies.

## Your account

- Give us a real email address and keep it up to date. We send invoices, security notices and service notices to it.
- Keep your password, recovery codes and API keys private. You are responsible for what happens under your account, including what your API keys do.
- Turn on two-factor authentication to protect your account, and end any session or API key you no longer use. [Keep your account safe](/trust#keep-your-account-yours).

To close your account, or to have your personal data deleted, write to [privacy@coritan.com](mailto:privacy@coritan.com). The [privacy policy](/legal/privacy#your-choices-and-rights) says what we delete and what the law makes us keep.

## Plans, prices and billing

Every account starts on the Free plan, which needs no card. You can change plan, and you can buy servers, addresses, storage, email and domains on any plan. The [Pricing page](/pricing) lists what each costs.

We charge in US dollars. You can pay in another currency: we convert the amount at the current exchange rate when you pay, and your bank may add a fee. Each invoice shows tax as its own line.

Some services bill by use or by the hour. We charge them from the credit in your account, and you need credit in your account before you start one. The Pricing page says how much. When your credit runs out, we may suspend the service until you add more.

If you have a saved payment method and automatic payment on, we charge it when an invoice is due.

## Unpaid invoices

This is what happens to a service when its invoice is not paid.

1. We email you when a payment fails.
2. If the bank’s decline looks temporary, we try the card again up to 8 times. We do not retry a decline the bank marks as final.
3. We suspend the service 1 day after its invoice is due. A suspended service stops, and we keep its data.
4. We delete a suspended service 6 days after we suspended it, if the invoice is still unpaid. We try to take a snapshot first, so you can restore the server, and we email a final warning 3 days before the deletion date.

Paying the invoice before the deletion lifts the suspension and cancels the deletion.

## Refunds, cancellation and credit

Our staff decide each refund request, and you can cancel a service at any time. The [refund and cancellation policy](/legal/refunds) has the steps and the rules.

## Chargebacks and fraud warnings

Ask us before you ask your bank. If a payment is reversed through a chargeback, we delete every service on the account and close the account. We send the bank the evidence that you used the service, so the claim can be decided.

If your card issuer warns us that a payment may be fraud, we refund the payment, suspend your services and invoice the same amount again. Banks sometimes raise these warnings by mistake. Pay that invoice with another payment method within 7 days to lift the suspension.

## Suspending or ending your service

We may suspend or end a service, or close an account, that breaks these terms, the acceptable use policy or the fair use policy, that puts other customers or our network at risk, or that the law requires us to stop. We tell you why when we can.

You can end a service at any time. The refund and cancellation policy says what happens to the time you paid for.

## Your content and your data

You own what you store on our services, and you decide who sees it. You give us the right to store, copy and send it only as needed to run the services for you.

Keep your own copies. Snapshots and backups hold a server’s files, and they do not hold its databases. [Keep copies of your servers](/trust#keep-copies-of-your-servers).

The [data processing terms](/legal/dpa) apply when you keep personal data about other people on our services.

## Availability and support

The [service level page](/sla) says what we commit to about availability and how to make a claim for an outage. No plan you buy in the dashboard includes an uptime percentage. An Enterprise agreement can set one. The [support page](/support) says how to reach us.

## Governing law

The laws of the State of Florida, United States, govern these terms.

## Changes to these terms

We publish changes on this page and update the date at the top.

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Move to Coritan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/migrate

Move your mail, buckets, domains and game servers to Coritan with our import tools. Each one copies and changes nothing at your old provider until you change it.

Each tool below copies from your old provider and changes nothing there. You switch over when you are ready, by changing a record or a setting of your own.

[Add your domain](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fwebsites) · [Start free](/sign-up)

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## What we can import today

- Email. Mail from Gmail, Microsoft 365, any server that offers IMAP, a mail file or a whole cPanel account. [Move your email](/migrate/email)
- Object storage. Buckets from Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces and other S3 services. [Move your buckets](/migrate/object-storage)
- Domains and DNS. A domain you own, its DNS records from a zone file, and the registration itself. [Move your domain](/migrate/websites)
- Game servers. The files of a server on another host, copied over SFTP or FTP. [Move a game server](/migrate/servers)

## What moves by hand

- A web service or static site deploys from your git repository or image, so there is nothing to import. Connect the repository and deploy.
- A database moves with your own dump and restore.
- No tool copies a virtual machine from another provider. Order a Cloud Compute server and set it up as you did the old one.

## Start with an account

Create an account on the Free plan, then use the tool for what you are moving.

[Add your domain](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fwebsites) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## Move your email to Coritan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/migrate/email

Copy your mail into Coritan mailboxes from Gmail, Microsoft 365, any server that offers IMAP, a mail file or a whole cPanel account, and keep your folders and dates.

An import copies mail into a mailbox on our side, so it carries on after you close the page. Messages keep their folders, their read and flagged state and their dates, and nothing changes on the old server.

[Set up a mailbox](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fmail-hosting) · [See Mail Hosting](/email/mail-hosting)

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## What you can import from

- Gmail and Microsoft 365. Sign in on the provider’s own page, and we copy the mailbox without a password. Microsoft 365 needs this sign-in, because it no longer accepts passwords over IMAP. [Move mail in](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/)
- Any server that offers IMAP. Give us the old mailbox’s address and its password or app password. We try the password first, so a wrong one shows at once. [Move mail in](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/)
- A mail file. Upload an mbox file, a single message, a zip or tar of mail files, or a cPanel backup. [Import from a file](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/#import-from-a-file)
- A whole cPanel account. Bring every email account at once. Each one becomes a mailbox with a new password, with its mail, its forwarders to mailboxes that move and the domain’s default address as a catch-all. [Move every mailbox from a cPanel host](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-from-cpanel/)

## How to move

1. Add your domain and a mailbox. Order Mail Hosting, add your domain and create the mailbox the mail should go into. [Read the guide](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/add-a-domain/)
2. Bring the mail in. On the Mailboxes tab, open the mailbox’s menu and choose Bring mail in. Follow the import on the same tab. [Read the guide](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/)
3. Point your domain at us. When the mail is in, change your domain’s mail records so new mail arrives here. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/)

## What moves by hand

- Forwarders to addresses outside the service, and autoresponders, are not copied. Set them up again in webmail.
- The old mailbox needs IMAP turned on. Many providers want an app password made in their own settings.
- An import pauses when the new mailbox is full, so give it room first.

## Bring your mail over

Create an account, add your domain and start an import.

[Set up a mailbox](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fmail-hosting) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Does my old provider lose my mail?**

No. An import copies the mail and changes nothing on the other server.

**Which providers can I import from?**

Gmail and Microsoft 365 by signing in, any server that offers IMAP with an address and a password, mail files in mbox, eml, zip or tar form, and a cPanel backup.

**Can I move a whole cPanel account at once?**

Yes. We check the plan’s room and the old server first, then make a mailbox for each email account, with a new password, its mail and its forwarders to mailboxes that move.

## Move your buckets to Coritan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/migrate/object-storage

Copy a bucket into Object Storage from Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces or another S3 service.

A migration reads a bucket at your old provider with an access key you give us, and copies each object into one of your buckets in the background. Nothing changes at the old provider.

[Order Object Storage](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fobject-storage) · [See Object Storage](/storage/object-storage)

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## What moves and what does not

- Copied. Every object, with its content headers and metadata. You can copy a whole bucket, or only the keys that start with a prefix.
- Not copied. Earlier versions of an object, tags, access control lists, storage classes, retention and legal holds, and the bucket’s own settings: CORS, lifecycle, public access and notifications. Set those on your bucket yourself.
- What it costs. The copy is free. The objects it creates are billed as storage, at the rates on Pricing. Your old provider may charge for reading the data. [Object Storage prices](/pricing)

## How to move

1. Create the bucket. Create the bucket to copy into. It can already hold objects. [Read the guide](/docs/object-storage/buckets/)
2. Make a read-only key at the old provider. The key needs to list and read the bucket. A key that can only read is the safest choice. [Read the guide](/docs/object-storage/migrate-to-object-storage/#providers)
3. Start the migration. On the service’s Migrations tab, choose New migration, enter the source and the key, check the source and start. We copy in the background. [Read the guide](/docs/object-storage/migrate-to-object-storage/)

## Guides for storage

- [Migrate objects from another provider](/docs/object-storage/migrate-to-object-storage/): What each provider needs, how to start a migration and how to read its status.
- [Connect an S3 client](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/): Point the AWS CLI, rclone or an SDK at your buckets.

## Copy a bucket

Create an account, order Object Storage and start a migration.

[Order Object Storage](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fobject-storage) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Which providers can I copy from?**

Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces and any other service that speaks the S3 protocol.

**Does the copy change my old bucket?**

No. We read with the key you give us, and nothing changes at the old provider. A key that can only read is enough.

**Can I copy part of a bucket?**

Yes. Enter a prefix, and only the keys that start with it are copied. You can also put the copies under a prefix in your bucket.

## Move a game server to Coritan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/migrate/servers

Copy a server’s files from another host into your Coritan server over SFTP or FTP, to bring a world, its plugins and its settings with you.

The Import tab of a server copies its files from another host over SFTP or FTP. It copies files only, so the server’s software stays as it is.

[Order a game server](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment%3Fcategory%3Dgames) · [See App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)

## How to move

1. Order the server. Order the same game on App Deployment, so the software is the one your files expect. [Read the guide](/docs/managed-containers/order-a-server/)
2. Get the file access details. In the other host’s panel, find the address, the port, the username and the password for SFTP or FTP. [Read the guide](/docs/managed-containers/import/#before-you-begin)
3. Import the files. Open the server’s Import tab, enter the details and start. We copy the folder you name. [Read the guide](/docs/managed-containers/import/)

## What to know first

- The other host must be on a public address. We refuse private and local addresses.
- FTPS is not supported. Use SFTP, or plain FTP if the other host offers it.
- The files must fit in the new server’s disk space. For a very large folder, import one sub-folder at a time.
- The server cannot be installing, moving to another machine or suspended while you import.

## Bring your world with you

Create an account, order the server and import your files.

[Order a game server](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment%3Fcategory%3Dgames) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**What does the import copy?**

Files only: a world, its plugins and its settings. The server’s software stays as it is, so order the same game first.

**Which protocols can I import over?**

SFTP, or plain FTP if the other host offers it. FTPS is not supported.

**Can I import into a server I share?**

Yes, if the owner has given you the Files permission on it.

## Move your domain and DNS to Coritan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/migrate/websites

Host the DNS of a domain you own at Coritan, import its records from a zone file, and move its registration to us with the code from your registrar.

You can move the DNS, the registration or both, one at a time. The DNS can come first, with the domain staying registered where it is.

[Add your domain](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fwebsites) · [See DNS](/websites/dns)

## What you can move

- The DNS. Add the domain to your account, copy its records across, then set our nameservers at your registrar. The registration stays where it is. [Add a domain you already own](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/)
- The records. If your current DNS provider can export a BIND zone file, import it into the new zone instead of typing each record. [Import a zone file](/docs/websites/dns/import-and-export-a-zone-file/)
- The registration. Move the domain to us with the EPP code your registrar gives you. The move adds a year, paid from your credit. [Transfer a domain to Coritan](/docs/websites/domains/transfer-a-domain-to-coritan/)

## How to move the DNS

1. Write down what the domain uses. Note its website address, its mail servers and any verification records before you change anything. [Read the guide](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/#before-you-begin)
2. Add the domain and its records. Add the domain on Domain Management, then add its records or import them from a zone file. [Read the guide](/docs/websites/dns/manage-dns-records/)
3. Change the nameservers. At your registrar, replace the domain’s nameservers with ours. The domain answers from our DNS once the change spreads. [Read the guide](/docs/websites/domains/change-nameservers/)

## What moves by hand

- Add the records before you change the nameservers, or the domain stops resolving until you do.
- Your site’s files and database move by hand. Deploy from git, or copy the files with a server import.

## Bring your domain over

Create an account and add the domain you own.

[Add your domain](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fwebsites) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Do I have to transfer my domain to use your DNS?**

No. The DNS can come first, with the domain staying registered where it is. You set our nameservers at your registrar.

**Can I import my records?**

Yes, if your current DNS provider can export a BIND zone file. Import it into the new zone, then check the records before you change the nameservers.

**How do I move the registration?**

Ask your registrar for the EPP code, then start the move on Domain Management. The move adds a year to the domain and is paid from your credit.

## Global anycast network

URL: https://www.coritan.com/network

How traffic reaches your services on Coritan's anycast network: 1.4+ Tbps of network capacity, Tier-1 transit providers at every location and DDoS filtering where traffic enters.

We run our own network and connect it to the internet at points of presence. Traffic to your floating IPs enters at the nearest one, passes DDoS Shield there and goes on to the machine your service runs on.

[Order a floating IP](/dashboard/order/floating-ips) · [Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

- 1.4+ Tbps of network capacity
- Under 5 ms to major population centres in every region we serve
- Tier-1 transit providers at every location
- AS401824 our own network

## Coverage and routing

Our network meets the internet at points of presence and announces its addresses there over BGP, the protocol networks use to tell each other which addresses they carry.

- Points of presence. A point of presence (PoP) is a site where our routers connect to the internet. It announces our address ranges, filters the traffic it receives and passes the rest on to the machine your service runs on. Under 5 ms to major population centres in every region we serve.
- Anycast addresses. Anycast means announcing one address range from more than one PoP. The internet delivers each packet to the PoP its routing finds nearest, so traffic enters our network close to where it was sent from. Our platform addresses and our eight nameservers, ns1.coritan.com to ns8.coritan.com, are anycast. [How the Coritan network works](/docs/platform/network/)
- Floating IP ranges over BGP. We announce the ranges your floating IPs come from at our PoPs over BGP. Traffic to a floating IP enters at a PoP that announces it, usually the one nearest the sender. A floating IP comes from a pool in one region. When you move it to another instance or server, its traffic follows. [See Floating IPs](/servers/floating-ips)
- The way back out. Traffic your instance or server sends from a floating IP, replies included, leaves through the Coritan router nearest its machine, one in the same location when there is one. If the machine cannot reach a router, that traffic stops until it can. It never leaves by another route.
- Tier-1 transit. Tier-1 transit providers at every location. A Tier-1 network reaches every other network on the internet without buying transit from another. 1.4+ Tbps of network capacity.
- Route validation. RPKI route validation on every BGP session. Our routers check each route they learn against the public record of which network may announce it, and refuse a route that fails. Our own network is AS401824.

## From the PoP to your machine

Filtered traffic travels on our own network from the PoP where it entered to the machine your service runs on.

1. It enters near the sender. The internet delivers a packet for a floating IP to the PoP its routing finds nearest.
2. DDoS Shield filters it. Packet checks, rate limits and your rules run at the PoP, with the settings of that floating IP.
3. Our network carries it to your machine. What passes goes on over our network to the machine that runs the instance or server the address is attached to.

## Uptime

No plan you buy in the dashboard includes an uptime percentage. An Enterprise agreement can set one. The SLA page says what we commit to about availability and how to make a claim.

[Read the SLA](/sla)

## Protection by layer

Each kind of traffic has its own filter, and each filter comes with a product.

### DDoS Shield

Included. Filters network and transport traffic, layers 3 and 4, to every floating IP at all times. Three stages run in order: packet checks, four rate limits and your rules. Under 3 seconds to detect an attack. Each rate limit allows bursts of up to twice its rate.

[See DDoS Shield](/servers/ddos-shield)

### Game Shield

Included. A TCP proxy for game joins. Players connect to a join address on our edge, which limits the connections from each player’s address and passes the rest to your server. For Minecraft Java it also checks each handshake and turns away first joins during a flood.

[See Game Shield](/servers/game-connections)

### Edge Proxy

Included. A web application firewall (WAF) for HTTP and HTTPS. It checks each request before it reaches your origin, and blocks a request that looks like an attack or asks the visitor to prove they are human. It answers 429 to a client that sends too many requests.

[See Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy)

## Technical specifications

### Routing

- Routing protocol: BGP
- Anycast: Platform addresses and nameservers ns1 to ns8
- Network: AS401824, our own network
- Route validation: RPKI route validation on every BGP session

### Capacity and transit

- Network capacity: 1.4+ Tbps
- Transit: Tier-1 transit providers at every location
- Latency: Under 5 ms to major population centres in every region we serve

### Addresses and filtering

- [Address family](/docs/platform/network/#ipv6): IPv4 for every address you order in the dashboard
- [DDoS filtering](/servers/ddos-shield): Always on for floating IPs
- Attack detection: Under 3 seconds
- Shared addresses: Not filtered by DDoS Shield

### Through sales

- [Custom connectivity](/enterprise#talk-to-sales): Customer BGP, bring your own IP, private peering and cross-connects

### Service levels

- [Service level agreement](/sla): Set in an Enterprise agreement

## Custom connectivity

Our sales team sets up BGP sessions, announces your own address space, and arranges private peering, cross-connects and IP transit.

To announce your own range, you bring your prefixes and a letter of authority that lets us announce them.

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

## Use cases

### Keep a game server up during a flood

Attach a floating IP to the server so its traffic enters at a PoP and passes DDoS Shield. Give players a join address, and the edge checks each connection before your server sees it.

Uses App Deployment, a floating IP and Game Shield

[Protect a game server](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/)

### Move a service and keep its address

Attach the floating IP to the new instance or server, and its traffic and its DDoS Shield settings follow. Players and DNS records keep the same address.

Uses Cloud Compute and a floating IP

[Attach and detach a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/attach-and-detach/)

### Put a website behind the WAF

Point your domain at a web proxy. Each request then reaches our edge first, where the WAF checks it before it goes on to your origin.

Uses Edge Proxy and DNS

[Protect a website with the WAF](/docs/websites/waf/)

### Announce your own address space

Bring your prefixes and a letter of authority that lets us announce them. Our sales team sets up a BGP session for your own network number, or announces them from ours.

Uses Your own IP and BGP, through sales

[Bare metal, colocation and IP transit](/docs/platform/sales-led-products/)

## Limits

- Floating IPs come as IPv4 or IPv6 addresses. An instance in a location with IPv6 also gets a /64 of its own.
- DDoS Shield filters traffic to floating IPs. Traffic to a server’s shared address goes to its machine directly.
- DDoS Shield does not filter the traffic your service sends.
- A floating IP comes from a pool in one region, so choose one in the region where its instance or server runs.
- The dashboard has no page for BGP sessions, peering or cross-connects. Our sales team sets them up.

[Network limits in the docs](/docs/platform/network/#limits)

## Guides for the network

Each guide in our docs explains one part of how traffic reaches your services.

- [How the Coritan network works](/docs/platform/network/): Points of presence, anycast, the way traffic leaves, and why the addresses you order are IPv4.
- [How DDoS Shield works](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/): The three stages, the four rate limits and the protection modes.
- [TCP proxy protection](/docs/ddos-shield/tcp-proxy/): What the edge checks for web proxies, join addresses and TCP services.
- [IP pools and regions](/docs/floating-ips/pools/): Where each floating IP comes from, and how to choose a pool.
- [Data centres and locations](/docs/platform/data-centres/): The locations where we have servers, which products have room in each, and how to choose a location when you order.
- [Bare metal, colocation and IP transit](/docs/platform/sales-led-products/): What our sales team sells, and how buying through sales works.

## Put your service on our network

Your account starts on the Free plan. Attach a floating IP to a server to put its traffic behind DDoS Shield.

[Order a floating IP](/dashboard/order/floating-ips) · [Start free](/sign-up)


### Frequently asked questions

**Which traffic passes through a point of presence?**

Traffic to a floating IP, including the address that comes with a Cloud Compute instance. It enters at a PoP, where DDoS Shield filters it. Traffic to an App Deployment server’s shared address goes to its machine directly.

**How does traffic leave the network?**

Traffic your service sends from a floating IP, replies included, leaves through the Coritan router nearest its machine. If the machine cannot reach a router, that traffic stops until it can.

**Can I get an IPv6 address?**

Yes. A floating IP can be an IPv6 address, and an instance in a location with IPv6 gets a /64 of its own at no charge. A DNS zone can also hold AAAA records for addresses you host elsewhere.

**Can I announce my own IP addresses?**

Yes, through sales. You bring your prefixes and a letter of authority that lets us announce them. Our sales team sets up a BGP session for your own network number, or announces them from ours.

**What happens to traffic when I move a floating IP?**

Its traffic follows it to the new instance or server, and its DDoS Shield settings move with it.

**Does the network come with an SLA?**

No plan you buy in the dashboard includes an uptime percentage. An Enterprise agreement can set uptime percentages and what we do when we miss them. The SLA page says what we commit to about availability and how to make a claim.

**Where can I deploy?**

The Data centres page lists the locations you can order Cloud Compute and App Deployment in, and which products each of them has room for.

## Start a hosting brand of your own

URL: https://www.coritan.com/partners

Start a hosting brand of your own on our platform: your storefront, your prices and your customers, with our servers and network behind them.

Sell hosting under your own name, at your own prices, to customers of your own. You build the storefront on our API, and our servers and network run what your customers buy.

[Create an organization](/dashboard/organizations) · [Talk to us about your brand](/partners#talk-to-sales)

## What the program gives you

Joining gives you an organization, which holds your brand, your products, your customers and your team.

- Your own storefront. Build the site your customers shop on with our Organization API: your branding, your products, sign-in and checkout. [Build your storefront](/docs/organizations/storefront/)
- Your products and prices. Link a product to one of ours, such as an App Deployment plan, and set your price for each billing cycle. You can also sell services you deliver yourself. [Set up products and pricing](/docs/organizations/products-and-pricing/)
- Customers of your own. Customers sign up on your storefront with an account that belongs to your organization, and run their services from the account area you build. [Manage customers](/docs/organizations/customers/)
- A staff console. Your team looks after customers, servers, billing and support in the staff console, each person within their role. [The staff console](/docs/organizations/staff-console/)
- Payments your way. Let our payment gateways take your customers’ payments and pay you each month, or take them through a PayNow store of your own. [How money moves](/docs/organizations/how-organizations-work/#how-money-moves)
- Our servers and network. What your customers order runs on our platform. You buy it from us below list price and sell it at your own price, at or above ours. [See our network](/network)

## The program’s terms

Every organization that sells works under these terms. Our staff can raise a limit for one organization, and its dashboard shows the limits that apply.

We keep a cut of the money your customers actually pay you, store and hosting alike, at the rate of the tier your month’s volume falls in. When our payment gateways take their payments, we pay you what they collected each month, less the cut and the wholesale price of the hosting you sold. What your own PayNow store takes reaches you through PayNow, and what our gateways’ money cannot cover is invoiced to your account.

[Ask us to raise a limit](/partners#talk-to-sales)

## How compute is billed

A new organization pays for the compute its customers use, not for the plans it sells. The rates are the list rates less the wholesale discount, and the live page lists each one.

## How to start

1. Create your account. Your Coritan account owns the organization, and the resources your customers order run on it.
2. Create an organization. Give it a name and a slug, and choose how your customers pay. It costs nothing.
3. Set up your storefront. Add your branding and your first products, then build the storefront your customers use.

[Create an organization](/dashboard/organizations) · [Start your own hosting brand, step by step](/docs/get-started/start-a-hosting-brand/)

## Talk to us about your brand

Tell us about your brand and your customers, and we keep your request under a reference.

### Other ways to reach us

Email: [sales@coritan.com](mailto:sales@coritan.com)

Phone: [+1 (302) 606-0504](tel:+13026060504)

You can create an organization now, at no charge. Write to us about higher limits, moving an existing business, or anything our docs do not answer.

A plan or a product that is not open yet shows Not open yet in place of its order button on the live page.


### Frequently asked questions

**What does it cost to join?**

Creating an organization costs nothing. We keep a cut of the money your customers pay you, tiered by your monthly volume, and you buy the hosting you resell from us below list price.

**How is compute billed to an organization?**

A new organization starts on the usage basis. It pays wholesale rates for the compute its customers use, counted by the second, and it has no free amounts: the first unit is charged. The rates are in the terms above.

**Do I have to build my own storefront?**

Your storefront is a site you build on our Organization API. It reads your products and branding, signs customers in and takes their orders, so you choose how it looks and where it runs.

**Who takes my customers’ payments?**

Your billing mode decides. Our payment gateways can take them and pay you out each month, or your own PayNow store can. In hybrid mode, your PayNow store takes them while it is connected, and our gateways take them otherwise.

**Can I sell services of my own?**

Add a standalone product for anything you deliver yourself, such as setup work. We create nothing for it, and your customers order it like any other product.

**Is there a limit on customers?**

Each organization has limits on customers, customer services and products, which its dashboard shows. Ask us when you need a limit raised.

## Payments and billing

URL: https://www.coritan.com/payments

How you pay for Coritan: the payment methods we take now, the currencies, prepaid credit, invoices, usage billing, refunds and tax.

You add credit to your account or save a payment method, and we take each charge from your credit first. This page lists what we accept today, read from our own settings.

[Add credit](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fbilling%23add-credit) · [Start free](/sign-up)

## What we accept today

These facts come from the settings that decide them, so they change when the settings do.

The live page lists the payment methods and currencies we accept today, the first deposit that unlocks usage billing, our tax statement and when we renew a domain.

## How billing works

- Prepaid credit. Add credit to your balance. We spend it on invoices and on usage billing before we charge a card. The first deposit unlocks usage billing, and it stays as credit. [Add credit to your balance](/docs/billing/add-credit/)
- Invoices. Each service has its own billing cycle, and every invoice is in the dashboard under Billing. Pay one with a saved method or from your credit. [Pay an invoice](/docs/billing/invoices/)
- Usage billing. Web services, game servers and virtual machines bill by the second for what they use, after the free amounts every account gets each month. Pricing lists the rates. [How usage billing works](/docs/billing/usage-billing/)
- Refunds. Ask for a refund on a paid invoice from Billing. Our staff read each request and decide, and an approved refund goes back to the payment you made or to your credit balance. [Ask for a refund](/docs/billing/refund-requests/)

## Guides for billing

- [Manage payment methods](/docs/billing/payment-methods/): Save a card or another method, and choose your default.
- [Currencies and countries](/docs/billing/currencies-and-regions/): What we price in, and what happens when you pay in another currency.
- [Usage billing](/docs/billing/usage-billing/): The first deposit that unlocks it and how each charge is taken.
- [Terms of service](/legal/terms): The terms that govern what you buy from us.

## Start with no card

The Free plan needs no payment method. Add credit when you order something that bills by use.

[Add credit](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fbilling%23add-credit) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**How do I pay?**

Add credit to your balance, or save a payment method. We take each charge from your credit first and charge a saved method for the rest. The facts above list the methods we accept today.

**Which currencies can I pay in?**

We price everything in US dollars, and your invoices and credit balance are in US dollars too. You can pay in another currency: we convert the amount at the current exchange rate when you pay, and your bank may add a fee.

**Do you add tax to the price?**

Our invoices have a Tax line, and our tax statement above is read from the same setting that fills it in. The prices on Pricing are before any tax.

**Can I get a refund?**

You can ask for a refund on a paid invoice from Billing in the dashboard. Our staff read each request and decide, and an approved refund goes back to the payment you made or to your credit balance.

## The Business plan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/plans/business

The Business plan is for a team: more of every limit than Pro, rate limiting and country rules, shared mailboxes and Server access for virtual machines and game servers.

Business is for a team that runs its own sites, mail and servers. It raises every limit above Pro, adds rate limiting rules, country rules and shared mailboxes, and includes Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## What Business adds to Pro

Each row shows what the two plans allow. The figures come from our plan table, so they are the limits an account has.

## What each plan costs

Account plans in US dollars

| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Websites | Mailboxes | Emails a month | Object Storage free each month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | $0 | 3 | 5 | 3,000 | 10 GB-month |
| Pro | $12 | $120 | 10 | 10 | 25,000 | 250 GB-month |
| Business | $39 | $384 | 50 | 50 | 100,000 | 1,024 GB-month |
| Enterprise | Through our sales team | Through our sales team | Unlimited | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement |

Pro and Business include Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need. On the Free plan Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly.

The live page shows whether plans can be ordered now. A plan that cannot be ordered shows the Free plan's Start free button in its place.

## When Business is the right size

- A team that works in one account. Invite as many people as you need, each with a role. Each member works in your account from the account menu. [Share your account with a team](/docs/account/team-members/)
- Many sites and mail domains. The plan table shows how many websites, load balancers and mail domains it covers. An agency can run its clients’ sites on one account. [Coritan for agencies](/solutions/agencies)
- More than Business allows. Enterprise sets limits and terms in an agreement, and our sales team can set an uptime commitment in it. [Talk to sales about Enterprise](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

## How to get Business

1. Create an account. Sign up with your email address. Every account starts on the Free plan. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Open the Plan page. In the dashboard, open your plan from the Dashboard, then choose Monthly or Yearly. [Read the guide](/docs/billing/change-account-plan/)
3. Order Business. Check the summary, which shows what you pay now and what the plan renews at, then order. An account on Pro pays only the difference for the rest of its period. [Read the guide](/docs/billing/change-account-plan/#move-to-another-plan)

## Give your team the room it needs

Start on the Free plan, and choose Business on the Plan page when you need it.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Can I move from Pro to Business?**

Yes. Choose Business on the Plan page. The page shows what you pay now, which is the difference for the rest of your period, and what the plan renews at.

**Does Business include an uptime commitment?**

No self-serve plan includes one. An Enterprise agreement can set uptime percentages, and our service level page says how we handle an outage.

**What if my account needs more than Business allows?**

Enterprise sets limits and terms in an agreement. Send the form on the Enterprise page, and we keep your request under a reference.

## The Pro plan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/plans/pro

The Pro plan raises your account’s limits and adds cache settings, your own certificates and Server access for virtual machines and game servers.

Pro is for an account that has outgrown the Free plan. It raises the limits on websites, mailboxes, sending and storage, adds the features a site in production needs, and includes Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## What Pro adds to Free

Each row shows what the two plans allow. The figures come from our plan table, so they are the limits an account has.

## What each plan costs

Account plans in US dollars

| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Websites | Mailboxes | Emails a month | Object Storage free each month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | $0 | 3 | 5 | 3,000 | 10 GB-month |
| Pro | $12 | $120 | 10 | 10 | 25,000 | 250 GB-month |
| Business | $39 | $384 | 50 | 50 | 100,000 | 1,024 GB-month |
| Enterprise | Through our sales team | Through our sales team | Unlimited | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement |

Pro and Business include Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need. On the Free plan Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly.

The live page shows whether plans can be ordered now. A plan that cannot be ordered shows the Free plan's Start free button in its place.

## What Business adds to Pro

Business is the plan above Pro. These are the features Pro leaves out and Business includes.

## How to get Pro

1. Create an account. Sign up with your email address. Every account starts on the Free plan. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Open the Plan page. In the dashboard, open your plan from the Dashboard, then choose Monthly or Yearly. [Read the guide](/docs/billing/change-account-plan/)
3. Order Pro. Check the summary, which shows what you pay now and what the plan renews at, then order. The plan starts when your credit covers the invoice or you pay it. [Read the guide](/docs/billing/change-account-plan/#order-pro-or-business)

## Guides for plans

- [Choose or change your plan](/docs/billing/change-account-plan/): Order a plan, move between plans, or go back to Free, and see what each choice costs first.
- [How account plans work](/docs/billing/account-plans/): What each plan includes and what happens when you reach a limit.

## Move up when your account needs more

Start on the Free plan, and choose Pro on the Plan page when you need it.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**What does Pro include for servers?**

Pro includes Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need. You still pay for the memory, CPU and disk they use. A web service on App Deployment needs no plan, and every account gets free amounts each month.

**What happens if I move back to Free?**

The plan stays until the end of the period you paid for. Then the account gets the Free plan’s limits. What is above them stays as it is, and we refuse only what would add more until the account is back within the limits.

**Can I pay for Pro by the year?**

Yes. Choose Yearly on the Plan page before you order. Pricing shows both prices.

## Plans and prices

URL: https://www.coritan.com/pricing

Compare the Free, Pro, Business and Enterprise plans, see what servers cost by use, and see the prices of IP addresses, email, domains and storage on any plan.

A plan or a product that is not open yet shows Not open yet in place of its order button on the live page. Prices are in US dollars, and the tables below are read from our price book.

## What each plan costs

Account plans in US dollars

| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Websites | Mailboxes | Emails a month | Object Storage free each month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | $0 | 3 | 5 | 3,000 | 10 GB-month |
| Pro | $12 | $120 | 10 | 10 | 25,000 | 250 GB-month |
| Business | $39 | $384 | 50 | 50 | 100,000 | 1,024 GB-month |
| Enterprise | Through our sales team | Through our sales team | Unlimited | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement | Set in your agreement |

Pro and Business include Server access, which virtual machines and game servers need. On the Free plan Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly.

## What each plan adds

- Pro: everything in Free, with custom firewall rules, cache settings, your own certificates, wildcard certificates, longer query history, Server access, automatic backups for servers, Floating IPs at no charge, extra snapshot storage and a faster support reply target.
- Business: everything in Pro, with rate limiting rules, country rules, shared mailboxes, an activity log, automatic backups for virtual machines, Shield Custom Profiles at no charge and a faster support reply target again.
- Enterprise: everything in Business, with limits above it. Mailboxes, mail domains, sending and storage are set in your agreement, and an agreement can set an uptime commitment.

App Deployment’s free amounts are the same for every account. The rates below list them.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

A game server or a virtual machine on a Free account costs its usage plus Server access, which the month of each size below leaves out. Pro and Business include Server access. A web service needs no size and no Server access, and costs nothing while it stays inside the free amounts every account gets each month.

## What a server costs a month

Each figure is the smallest size on sale, running all month with the CPU at one tenth of its vCPUs. A Free account pays for Server access on top. Pro and Business include it.

Prices a month in US dollars

| Server | Smallest size | Free account, Server access included | Pro or Business |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Game server | CX2 | $11.80 | $7.30 |
| Virtual machine | RX-2 | $12.53 | $8.03 |

## Cloud Compute sizes

Each price is a 730-hour month with the server on. The first column assumes the CPU idle, the second the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs, and the third every vCPU busy all month, which is the most a size can cost. A stopped server costs its disk only.

Prices a month in US dollars, before Server access

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | Disk | CPU idle | CPU at 10% | Most a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| RX-2 | 2 GB | 2 | 40 GB | $5.84 | $8.03 | $27.74 |
| RX-4 | 4 GB | 2 | 80 GB | $11.68 | $13.87 | $33.58 |
| RX-8 | 8 GB | 4 | 160 GB | $23.36 | $27.74 | $67.16 |
| RX-16 | 16 GB | 8 | 320 GB | $46.72 | $55.48 | $134.32 |
| RX-24 | 24 GB | 12 | 480 GB | $70.08 | $83.22 | $201.48 |
| RX-32 | 32 GB | 16 | 640 GB | $93.44 | $110.96 | $268.64 |
| RX-48 | 48 GB | 24 | 960 GB | $140.16 | $166.44 | $402.96 |
| RX-64 | 64 GB | 32 | 1,280 GB | $186.88 | $221.92 | $537.28 |

## Game server and database sizes

Each price is a 730-hour month with the server on. The first column assumes the CPU idle, the second the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs, and the third every vCPU busy all month, which is the most a size can cost. A stopped server costs its disk only.

Prices a month in US dollars, before Server access

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | Disk | CPU idle | CPU at 10% | Most a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| CX2 | 2 GB | 2 | 20 GB | $5.11 | $7.30 | $27.01 |
| CX4 | 4 GB | 2 | 40 GB | $10.22 | $12.41 | $32.12 |
| CX6 | 6 GB | 3 | 60 GB | $15.33 | $18.62 | $48.18 |
| CX8 | 8 GB | 4 | 80 GB | $20.44 | $24.82 | $64.24 |
| CX12 | 12 GB | 5 | 120 GB | $30.66 | $36.14 | $85.41 |
| CX16 | 16 GB | 6 | 160 GB | $40.88 | $47.45 | $106.58 |
| CX24 | 24 GB | 8 | 240 GB | $61.32 | $70.08 | $148.92 |
| CX32 | 32 GB | 10 | 320 GB | $81.76 | $92.71 | $191.26 |
| CX48 | 48 GB | 14 | 480 GB | $122.64 | $137.97 | $275.94 |
| CX64 | 64 GB | 18 | 640 GB | $163.52 | $183.23 | $360.62 |

## SMTP Relay plans

Prices in US dollars

| Plan | Emails a month | Price a month | Price per 1,000 emails |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Relay 25K | 25,000 emails | $10 | $0.40 |
| Relay 50K | 50,000 emails | $15 | $0.30 |
| Relay 100K | 100,000 emails | $30 | $0.30 |
| Relay 250K | 250,000 emails | $72 | $0.288 |
| Relay 500K | 500,000 emails | $140 | $0.28 |
| Relay 1M | 1,000,000 emails | $250 | $0.25 |

Accounts include some sending before they buy a plan: Free 3,000 emails a month, Pro 25,000 emails a month, Business 100,000 emails a month.

## Object Storage prices

Prices in US dollars

| What you pay for | Price |
| --- | --- |
| Storage | $0.0135 per GB-month |
| Class A operations (uploads, copies, listings) | $4.00 per million |
| Class B operations (downloads and other reads) | $0.32 per million |
| Data out | Free |

- Free: 10 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month
- Pro: 250 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month
- Business: 1,024 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations free each month

## Mailbox prices

Mailboxes included: Free 5, Pro 10, Business 50. An extra mailbox costs $1 a month, or $9.60 a year.

## Floating IP prices

Prices in US dollars

| Address | Monthly | Yearly | Hourly |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| IPv6 Address | $1 | $9.60 | $0.0014 |
| IPv4 Address | $2 | $19.20 | $0.0028 |
| IPv4 Subnet /29 | $5 | $48 | $0.0069 |
| IPv4 Subnet /28 | $9 | $86.40 | $0.0125 |
| IPv4 Subnet /27 | $17 | $163.20 | $0.0236 |
| IPv4 Subnet /26 | $33 | $316.80 | $0.0458 |
| IPv4 Subnet /25 | $65 | $624 | $0.0903 |
| IPv4 Subnet /24 | $129 | $1,238.40 | $0.1792 |

## Shield Custom Profile prices

Prices in US dollars

| Profile | Monthly | Yearly |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Shield Custom Profile | $15 | $144 |
| Shield Custom Profile Plus | $49 | $470.40 |
| Shield Enterprise Profile | $149 | $1,430.40 |

## Snapshot Storage prices

Prices in US dollars

| Size | Monthly | Yearly |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Snapshot Storage 50 GB | $1.50 | $14.40 |
| Snapshot Storage 100 GB | $2.50 | $24 |
| Snapshot Storage 250 GB | $5 | $48 |
| Snapshot Storage 500 GB | $9 | $86.40 |
| Snapshot Storage 1 TB | $16 | $153.60 |
| Snapshot Storage 2 TB | $30 | $288 |

## Domain prices

Prices in US dollars

| Ending | Register, a year | Renew, a year |
| --- | --- | --- |
| .5g.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .6g.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .abogado | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .ac | $41.25 | $74.25 |
| .ac.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .ac.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .academy | $17.99 | $67.74 |
| .accountant | $32.40 | $32.40 |
| .accountants | $35.64 | $159.23 |
| .actor | $16.38 | $61.32 |
| .ad | $30.35 | $30.35 |
| .adm.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .adult | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .ae | $49.02 | $49.02 |
| .ae.org | $28.41 | $28.41 |
| .aero | $67.49 | $67.49 |
| .ag | $123.75 | $123.75 |
| .agency | $5.25 | $42.06 |
| .ai | $128.40 | $128.40 |
| .ai.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .airforce | $143.18 | $143.18 |
| .am.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .apartments | $16.38 | $78.98 |
| .app | $12 | $21.75 |
| .archi | $20.39 | $143.18 |
| .army | $16.38 | $53.30 |
| .art | $6.75 | $32.43 |
| .art.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .as | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .asia | $3 | $17.99 |
| .asn.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .associates | $17.99 | $53.30 |
| .at | $16.49 | $16.49 |
| .attorney | $77.37 | $77.37 |
| .auction | $4.50 | $45.27 |
| .audio | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .auto | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .autos | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .baby | $2.99 | $80.58 |
| .band | $24.41 | $43.67 |
| .bar | $4.49 | $80.58 |
| .bar.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .bargains | $17.94 | $37.25 |
| .basketball | $64.53 | $64.53 |
| .bayern | $50.93 | $50.93 |
| .be | $11.13 | $11.13 |
| .beauty | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .beer | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .berlin | $81.26 | $81.26 |
| .best | $2.42 | $27.38 |
| .bet | $14.78 | $35.64 |
| .bi | $83.54 | $83.54 |
| .bible | $62.93 | $62.93 |
| .bid | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .bihar.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .bike | $12.36 | $54.90 |
| .bingo | $12.36 | $74.16 |
| .bio | $8.36 | $99.84 |
| .biz | $9.98 | $28.40 |
| .biz.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .biz.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .biz.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .biz.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .black | $24.41 | $90.21 |
| .blackfriday | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .blog | $5.25 | $32.43 |
| .blue | $19.59 | $34.04 |
| .boats | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .bond | $3.74 | $24.41 |
| .boo | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .boston | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .bot | $75 | $75 |
| .boutique | $3.75 | $45.27 |
| .br.com | $58.11 | $58.11 |
| .broker | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .build | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .builders | $6.75 | $48.48 |
| .business | $3.75 | $29.22 |
| .business.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .buzz | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .bz | $28.32 | $28.32 |
| .bzh | $63.45 | $63.45 |
| .ca | $12.81 | $13.83 |
| .ca.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .cab | $19.59 | $45.27 |
| .cafe | $6.75 | $72.56 |
| .cam | $2.63 | $22.80 |
| .camera | $17.99 | $72.56 |
| .camp | $9.96 | $87 |
| .capital | $8.36 | $98.24 |
| .car | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .cards | $3.75 | $53.30 |
| .care | $17.99 | $61.32 |
| .career | $119.10 | $119.10 |
| .careers | $24.41 | $98.24 |
| .cars | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .casa | $2.25 | $16.38 |
| .case | $3,120.32 | $3,120.32 |
| .cash | $14.78 | $53.30 |
| .casino | $11.57 | $223.43 |
| .cat | $27.38 | $36.39 |
| .catering | $53.30 | $53.30 |
| .cc | $5.99 | $13.20 |
| .center | $5.25 | $45.27 |
| .ceo | $14.99 | $160.83 |
| .cfd | $2.99 | $24.41 |
| .channel | $18.36 | $18.33 |
| .charity | $17.99 | $34.52 |
| .chat | $8.36 | $62.93 |
| .cheap | $8.36 | $45.27 |
| .christmas | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .church | $9.96 | $80.58 |
| .city | $6.75 | $40.46 |
| .cl | $17.66 | $17.66 |
| .claims | $16.38 | $89.37 |
| .cleaning | $104.66 | $104.66 |
| .click | $2.99 | $16.38 |
| .clinic | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .clothing | $16.38 | $45.27 |
| .cloud | $5.99 | $32.43 |
| .club | $2.25 | $23.94 |
| .club.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .cn.com | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .cn.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .co | $23.25 | $46.80 |
| .co.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .co.at | $16.49 | $16.49 |
| .co.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .co.gg | $63 | $63 |
| .co.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .co.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .co.je | $63 | $63 |
| .co.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .co.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .co.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .co.pn | $90.36 | $90.36 |
| .co.za | $9.38 | $9.38 |
| .coach | $16.38 | $106.26 |
| .codes | $6.75 | $98.24 |
| .coffee | $16.38 | $59.72 |
| .college | $15.75 | $80.58 |
| .cologne | $48.92 | $48.92 |
| .com | $16.32 | $16.32 |
| .com.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .com.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .com.cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .com.co | $26.55 | $26.55 |
| .com.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .com.de | $9.59 | $9.59 |
| .com.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .com.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .com.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .com.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .com.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .com.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .com.mx | $17.66 | $35.87 |
| .com.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .com.ph | $69 | $69 |
| .com.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .com.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .com.sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .com.so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .com.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .com.vc | $45 | $45 |
| .community | $12.36 | $70.95 |
| .company | $3.75 | $29.22 |
| .compare | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .computer | $27.62 | $53.30 |
| .condos | $80.58 | $80.58 |
| .conf.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .construction | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .consulting | $32.43 | $67.74 |
| .contact | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .contractors | $8.36 | $48.48 |
| .cooking | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .cool | $8.36 | $62.93 |
| .coop.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .coop.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .country | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .coupons | $3.75 | $75.77 |
| .courses | $2.25 | $48.48 |
| .credit | $9.96 | $143.18 |
| .creditcard | $8.36 | $200.28 |
| .cricket | $32.40 | $32.40 |
| .cruises | $12.36 | $77.37 |
| .cs.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .cue.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .cx | $26.49 | $26.49 |
| .cymru | $16.11 | $16.11 |
| .cyou | $2.99 | $24.41 |
| .cz | $13.31 | $13.31 |
| .dad | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .dance | $14.78 | $38.85 |
| .date | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .dating | $19.59 | $90.21 |
| .day | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .de | $5.90 | $5.90 |
| .de.com | $28.13 | $28.13 |
| .deal | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .dealer | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .deals | $5.25 | $53.30 |
| .degree | $12.36 | $64.53 |
| .delhi.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .delivery | $7.55 | $87 |
| .democrat | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .dental | $106.26 | $106.26 |
| .dentist | $90.21 | $90.21 |
| .desi | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .design | $16.38 | $72.56 |
| .dev | $12 | $18.75 |
| .diamonds | $67.74 | $67.74 |
| .diet | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .digital | $3.75 | $53.30 |
| .direct | $16.38 | $53.30 |
| .directory | $6.75 | $38.85 |
| .disco.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .discount | $6.75 | $37.25 |
| .diy | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .dk | $19.62 | $19.62 |
| .doc.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .doctor | $12.36 | $159.23 |
| .dog | $5.25 | $90.21 |
| .domains | $16.38 | $72.56 |
| .download | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .dr.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .earth | $24.41 | $24.41 |
| .ebiz.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .eco | $90.89 | $92.61 |
| .edu.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .education | $32.43 | $48.48 |
| .email | $8.36 | $43.67 |
| .energy | $17.99 | $159.23 |
| .engineer | $14.78 | $54.90 |
| .engineering | $9.96 | $93.42 |
| .enterprises | $5.25 | $48.48 |
| .equipment | $16.38 | $40.46 |
| .er.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .esq | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .estate | $12.36 | $54.90 |
| .eu | $7.28 | $9.30 |
| .eu.com | $28.13 | $28.13 |
| .eus | $81.48 | $81.17 |
| .events | $14.78 | $80.58 |
| .exchange | $9.15 | $53.30 |
| .expert | $9.96 | $87 |
| .exposed | $30.83 | $30.83 |
| .express | $13.97 | $53.30 |
| .fail | $12.36 | $53.30 |
| .faith | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .family | $8.36 | $54.90 |
| .fan | $9.96 | $75.77 |
| .fans | $13.17 | $13.17 |
| .farm | $11.57 | $53.30 |
| .fashion | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .fast | $36.44 | $36.44 |
| .feedback | $14.99 | $481.83 |
| .film | $96.63 | $96.63 |
| .finance | $9.96 | $90.21 |
| .financial | $24.41 | $80.58 |
| .firm.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .fish | $12.36 | $61.32 |
| .fishing | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .fit | $3 | $40.46 |
| .fitness | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .flights | $48.48 | $80.58 |
| .florist | $12.36 | $40.46 |
| .flowers | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .fm | $102.38 | $133.88 |
| .fo | $79.29 | $79.29 |
| .foo | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .food | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .football | $16.38 | $35.64 |
| .forex | $16.38 | $143.18 |
| .forsale | $16.38 | $48.48 |
| .forum | $4.49 | $48.48 |
| .fot.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .foundation | $17.99 | $34.52 |
| .fr | $9.84 | $9.84 |
| .free | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .fun | $5.25 | $48.48 |
| .fund | $13.17 | $98.24 |
| .furniture | $32.43 | $143.18 |
| .futbol | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .fyi | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .gallery | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .game | $464.99 | $529.98 |
| .game.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .games | $12.36 | $46.88 |
| .garden | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .gay | $3 | $48.48 |
| .gb.net | $38.73 | $38.73 |
| .gd | $40.13 | $40.13 |
| .gdn | $15.99 | $15.99 |
| .geek.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .gen.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .gen.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .gg | $80.25 | $80.25 |
| .gift | $25.37 | $25.37 |
| .gifts | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .gives | $17.99 | $34.52 |
| .giving | $17.99 | $34.83 |
| .glass | $99.84 | $99.84 |
| .global | $48.48 | $135.15 |
| .gmbh | $71.88 | $71.88 |
| .gold | $8.36 | $143.18 |
| .golf | $6.75 | $90.21 |
| .graphics | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .gratis | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .green | $9.96 | $106.26 |
| .gripe | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .group | $9.15 | $35.64 |
| .guide | $9.15 | $53.30 |
| .guitars | $160.83 | $160.83 |
| .gujarat.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .guru | $3.75 | $59.72 |
| .gye.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .hair | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .haus | $16.38 | $46.88 |
| .health | $16.38 | $96.63 |
| .health.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .healthcare | $120.71 | $120.71 |
| .help | $4.49 | $40.46 |
| .hiphop | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .hiv | $287.63 | $287.63 |
| .hk | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .hockey | $12.36 | $82.19 |
| .holdings | $90.21 | $90.21 |
| .holiday | $8.36 | $80.58 |
| .homes | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .horse | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .hospital | $87 | $87 |
| .host | $6.75 | $127.13 |
| .hosting | $529.98 | $529.98 |
| .hot | $64.53 | $64.53 |
| .house | $22.80 | $61.32 |
| .how | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .hu.net | $42.96 | $42.96 |
| .i.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .icu | $3.74 | $24.41 |
| .id | $29.93 | $29.93 |
| .id.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .idv.tw | $12.05 | $12.05 |
| .ie | $24.27 | $32.37 |
| .im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .immo | $12.36 | $48.48 |
| .immobilien | $12.36 | $48.48 |
| .in | $9.48 | $9.48 |
| .inc | $386.57 | $3,090.32 |
| .ind.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .industries | $14.37 | $62.93 |
| .info | $5.99 | $34.04 |
| .info.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .info.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .info.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .info.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .info.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .ing | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .ink | $3 | $40.46 |
| .institute | $11.57 | $38.85 |
| .insure | $8.36 | $99.84 |
| .int.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .int.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .international | $12.36 | $43.67 |
| .internet.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .investments | $12.36 | $178.49 |
| .io | $43.34 | $80.25 |
| .io.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .irish | $8.36 | $30.83 |
| .isla.pr | $12.51 | $12.51 |
| .it | $9.87 | $8.16 |
| .it.com | $6.39 | $43.47 |
| .je | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .jetzt | $11.57 | $32.43 |
| .jewelry | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .jobs | $152.48 | $152.48 |
| .jpn.com | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .juegos | $481.83 | $481.83 |
| .k12.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .kaufen | $8.36 | $42.06 |
| .ke | $60.14 | $60.14 |
| .kids | $8.36 | $29.22 |
| .kim | $12.36 | $28.67 |
| .kitchen | $12.36 | $90.21 |
| .kiwi | $32.25 | $32.25 |
| .kiwi.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .koeln | $48.92 | $48.92 |
| .kred | $19.26 | $19.26 |
| .l.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .la | $41.93 | $41.93 |
| .land | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .lat | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .law | $128.73 | $128.73 |
| .lawyer | $87 | $87 |
| .lc | $32.40 | $32.40 |
| .lease | $12.36 | $69.35 |
| .legal | $8.36 | $98.24 |
| .lgbt | $16.38 | $106.26 |
| .life | $3.75 | $53.30 |
| .lifestyle | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .lighting | $12.36 | $32.43 |
| .limited | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .limo | $16.38 | $67.74 |
| .link | $11.57 | $11.57 |
| .live | $3.75 | $48.48 |
| .living | $7.49 | $48.48 |
| .llc | $16.38 | $52.80 |
| .loan | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .loans | $16.38 | $144.78 |
| .locker | $8.36 | $48.48 |
| .lol | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .london | $42.21 | $42.21 |
| .lotto | $2,568.33 | $2,568.33 |
| .love | $13.17 | $35.64 |
| .ltd | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .ltda | $45.27 | $45.27 |
| .luxe | $24.41 | $24.41 |
| .luxury | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .lv | $16.44 | $16.44 |
| .maison | $20.39 | $70.95 |
| .makeup | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .management | $12.36 | $35.64 |
| .maori.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .market | $61.32 | $61.32 |
| .marketing | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .markets | $8.36 | $24.41 |
| .mba | $16.38 | $53.30 |
| .me | $14.16 | $25.97 |
| .me.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .me.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .med | $107.96 | $221.49 |
| .media | $6.75 | $62.93 |
| .melbourne | $63.08 | $63.08 |
| .meme | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .memorial | $159.23 | $159.23 |
| .men | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .menu | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .mex.com | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .miami | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .ml | $16.20 | $21.60 |
| .mn | $64.20 | $64.20 |
| .mobi | $6 | $64.53 |
| .mobi.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .mobi.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .mobile | $24.41 | $24.41 |
| .moda | $16.38 | $51.69 |
| .moe | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .moi | $32.10 | $32.10 |
| .mom | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .money | $16.38 | $48.48 |
| .monster | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .mortgage | $12.36 | $87 |
| .motorcycles | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .mov | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .movie | $56.51 | $481.83 |
| .mu | $90 | $90 |
| .museum | $63.45 | $63.45 |
| .music | $59.72 | $59.72 |
| .mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .mx | $54.96 | $63.78 |
| .my | $4.49 | $43.13 |
| .nagoya | $20.84 | $20.84 |
| .name | $10.91 | $10.91 |
| .name.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .navy | $127.53 | $127.53 |
| .ne.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .net | $18.78 | $18.78 |
| .net.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .net.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .net.cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .net.co | $26.55 | $26.55 |
| .net.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .net.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .net.gg | $63 | $63 |
| .net.hk | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .net.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .net.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .net.je | $63 | $63 |
| .net.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .net.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .net.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .net.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .net.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .net.ph | $69 | $69 |
| .net.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .net.pn | $90.36 | $90.36 |
| .net.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .net.sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .net.so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .net.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .net.vc | $45 | $45 |
| .network | $6.75 | $48.48 |
| .new | $642 | $642 |
| .news | $14.78 | $45.27 |
| .nexus | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .ng | $16.11 | $16.11 |
| .ngo | $25.08 | $25.08 |
| .ninja | $8.36 | $43.67 |
| .nl | $11.07 | $11.07 |
| .no | $12.41 | $12.41 |
| .nom.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .nom.co | $26.55 | $26.55 |
| .nome.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .now | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .nrw | $65.09 | $65.09 |
| .nyc | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .observer | $14.78 | $14.78 |
| .okinawa | $22.58 | $22.58 |
| .one | $6.75 | $30.83 |
| .ong | $25.08 | $25.08 |
| .onl | $4.49 | $29.22 |
| .online | $3.75 | $44.46 |
| .ooo | $33.32 | $33.32 |
| .or.at | $16.49 | $16.49 |
| .or.ke | $21.74 | $21.74 |
| .org | $11.99 | $17.46 |
| .org.ag | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .org.bz | $28.80 | $28.80 |
| .org.cn | $8.07 | $8.07 |
| .org.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .org.gg | $63 | $63 |
| .org.hk | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .org.im | $11.97 | $13.97 |
| .org.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .org.je | $63 | $63 |
| .org.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .org.lv | $16.44 | $14.07 |
| .org.mw | $89.94 | $89.94 |
| .org.ng | $16.10 | $16.10 |
| .org.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .org.ph | $69 | $69 |
| .org.pl | $8.10 | $21.99 |
| .org.pn | $90.36 | $90.36 |
| .org.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .org.sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .org.so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .org.tw | $27 | $27 |
| .org.vc | $45 | $45 |
| .organic | $16.38 | $106.26 |
| .osaka | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .p.lc | $23.40 | $23.40 |
| .page | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .paris | $21.96 | $58.04 |
| .partners | $11.57 | $98.24 |
| .parts | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .party | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .pet | $16.38 | $35.64 |
| .pg.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .ph | $69 | $69 |
| .phd | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .photo | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .photography | $8.36 | $50.09 |
| .photos | $12.36 | $42.06 |
| .pics | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .pictures | $12.36 | $21.20 |
| .pink | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .pizza | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .pl | $8.10 | $22.95 |
| .place | $30.83 | $30.83 |
| .plumbing | $12.36 | $99.84 |
| .plus | $14.78 | $74.16 |
| .pm | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .pn | $180.36 | $180.36 |
| .poker | $12.36 | $83.79 |
| .porn | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .post.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .pr | $1,650 | $1,650 |
| .press | $99.84 | $99.84 |
| .pro | $5.69 | $34.04 |
| .pro.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .pro.pr | $165 | $82.50 |
| .productions | $12.36 | $53.30 |
| .prof | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .promo | $16.38 | $34.04 |
| .properties | $9.15 | $53.30 |
| .property | $80.58 | $160.83 |
| .protection | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .pt | $17.33 | $17.33 |
| .pub | $55.98 | $55.98 |
| .pub.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .publ.cv | $14.63 | $14.63 |
| .pw | $6.45 | $28.10 |
| .qpon | $3.74 | $14.58 |
| .quebec | $37.49 | $37.49 |
| .quest | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .racing | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .radio | $350.91 | $350.91 |
| .re | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .realestate | $109.47 | $109.47 |
| .realty | $144.78 | $449.73 |
| .recipes | $9.96 | $106.26 |
| .red | $12.36 | $32.43 |
| .rehab | $12.36 | $50.09 |
| .reise | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .reisen | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .ren | $17.91 | $17.91 |
| .rent | $15.75 | $80.58 |
| .rentals | $9.96 | $61.32 |
| .repair | $11.57 | $50.09 |
| .report | $9.96 | $32.43 |
| .republican | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .rest | $2.99 | $40.46 |
| .restaurant | $19.59 | $90.21 |
| .review | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .reviews | $6.75 | $87 |
| .rich | $118.50 | $241.08 |
| .rip | $6.75 | $32.43 |
| .ro | $15.17 | $15.17 |
| .rocks | $5.25 | $30.83 |
| .rodeo | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .rrpp.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .rsvp | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .ru.com | $217.16 | $217.16 |
| .rugby | $64.53 | $64.53 |
| .ruhr | $47.60 | $47.60 |
| .run | $6 | $38.85 |
| .rw | $324 | $324 |
| .sa.com | $466.76 | $466.76 |
| .sale | $5.25 | $54.90 |
| .salon | $16.38 | $78.98 |
| .sarl | $8.36 | $8.36 |
| .sbs | $2.99 | $24.41 |
| .sc | $135.15 | $135.15 |
| .school | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .school.nz | $29.88 | $29.88 |
| .schule | $16.38 | $40.46 |
| .science | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .scot | $44.85 | $44.85 |
| .se.net | $42.96 | $42.96 |
| .security | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .select | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .services | $13.17 | $53.30 |
| .sex | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .sexy | $4,012.83 | $4,012.83 |
| .sh | $48.15 | $72.23 |
| .shiksha | $16.38 | $62.72 |
| .shoes | $32.43 | $90.21 |
| .shop | $2.99 | $48.48 |
| .shopping | $12.36 | $37.25 |
| .show | $12.36 | $61.32 |
| .singles | $10.76 | $42.06 |
| .site | $3.75 | $40.46 |
| .ski | $32.43 | $90.21 |
| .skin | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .so | $86.25 | $86.25 |
| .soccer | $16.38 | $35.64 |
| .social | $9.96 | $53.30 |
| .software | $24.41 | $56.51 |
| .solar | $8.36 | $90.21 |
| .solutions | $5.25 | $48.48 |
| .soy | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .spa | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .space | $3.75 | $32.43 |
| .spot | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .srl | $42.06 | $42.06 |
| .st | $12.14 | $20.21 |
| .storage | $802.83 | $802.83 |
| .store | $3.75 | $64.53 |
| .stream | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .studio | $17.99 | $64.53 |
| .study | $2.25 | $48.48 |
| .style | $10.76 | $53.30 |
| .sucks | $319.73 | $319.73 |
| .supplies | $34.04 | $34.04 |
| .supply | $35.64 | $35.64 |
| .support | $9.96 | $37.25 |
| .surf | $2.25 | $40.46 |
| .surgery | $75.77 | $75.77 |
| .sx | $35.63 | $35.63 |
| .sydney | $63.08 | $63.08 |
| .systems | $17.99 | $48.48 |
| .taipei | $22.80 | $22.80 |
| .talk | $48.48 | $48.48 |
| .tattoo | $3 | $48.48 |
| .tax | $12.36 | $93.42 |
| .taxi | $9.15 | $87 |
| .team | $6.75 | $50.09 |
| .tech | $9.96 | $78.98 |
| .tech.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .technology | $14.78 | $40.46 |
| .tel | $14.64 | $14.64 |
| .tennis | $104.66 | $104.66 |
| .tf | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .theater | $16.38 | $80.58 |
| .theatre | $802.83 | $802.83 |
| .tickets | $602.21 | $602.21 |
| .tienda | $8.36 | $74.16 |
| .tips | $12.36 | $43.67 |
| .tires | $12.36 | $125.52 |
| .tm | $642 | $642 |
| .to | $90 | $90 |
| .today | $3.75 | $40.46 |
| .tokyo | $27.78 | $27.78 |
| .tools | $14.78 | $50.09 |
| .top | $4.53 | $7.38 |
| .tours | $8.36 | $87 |
| .town | $8.36 | $50.09 |
| .toys | $16.38 | $90.21 |
| .trade | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .trading | $29.22 | $29.22 |
| .training | $17.99 | $56.51 |
| .travel | $24.41 | $200.96 |
| .travel.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .tube | $32.43 | $32.43 |
| .tur.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .tv | $39.38 | $39.38 |
| .tv.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .tw | $27 | $27 |
| .uio.ec | $53.55 | $53.55 |
| .uk.com | $38.73 | $38.73 |
| .uk.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .uk.net | $38.73 | $38.73 |
| .university | $16.38 | $87 |
| .uno | $6.75 | $32.43 |
| .up.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .us | $6.45 | $10.44 |
| .us.com | $26.81 | $26.81 |
| .us.in | $7.58 | $7.58 |
| .us.org | $26.81 | $26.81 |
| .vacations | $8.36 | $53.30 |
| .vana | $3,210.33 | $3,210.33 |
| .vc | $41.25 | $41.25 |
| .vegas | $24.77 | $65.42 |
| .ventures | $8.36 | $82.19 |
| .vet | $55.98 | $55.98 |
| .vg | $41.25 | $41.25 |
| .viajes | $120.71 | $120.71 |
| .video | $12.36 | $48.48 |
| .villas | $16.38 | $82.19 |
| .vin | $9.96 | $82.19 |
| .vip | $6.74 | $7.55 |
| .vision | $8.36 | $62.93 |
| .vodka | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .vote | $40.46 | $125.52 |
| .voting | $1,467.90 | $1,467.90 |
| .voto | $16.38 | $87 |
| .voyage | $8.36 | $72.56 |
| .vu | $4.95 | $88.28 |
| .wales | $16.11 | $16.11 |
| .wang | $6.66 | $9.36 |
| .watch | $4.50 | $61.32 |
| .watches | $80.54 | $401.58 |
| .webcam | $16.35 | $16.35 |
| .website | $3.75 | $32.43 |
| .wedding | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .wf | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .wien | $59.66 | $59.66 |
| .wiki | $3 | $40.46 |
| .win | $6.72 | $8.33 |
| .wine | $8.36 | $82.19 |
| .work | $3 | $16.38 |
| .works | $6.75 | $53.30 |
| .world | $3.75 | $58.11 |
| .ws | $11.97 | $35.97 |
| .wtf | $3.75 | $50.09 |
| .xin | $3.45 | $19.59 |
| .xn--3ds443g | $330.33 | $330.33 |
| .xn--45brj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--55qx5d | $8.45 | $21.63 |
| .xn--55qx5d.xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--5tzm5g | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .xn--6frz82g | $19.59 | $19.59 |
| .xn--80asehdb | $40.82 | $40.82 |
| .xn--80aswg | $40.82 | $40.82 |
| .xn--9dbq2a | $36.36 | $36.36 |
| .xn--c1avg | $14.58 | $14.58 |
| .xn--czrs0t | $56.51 | $56.51 |
| .xn--e1a4c | $9.30 | $9.30 |
| .xn--fiq228c5hs | $517.85 | $146.63 |
| .xn--fiqs8s | $8.07 | $21.26 |
| .xn--fjq720a | $106.26 | $106.26 |
| .xn--fpcrj9c3d | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--gecrj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--h2brj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--i1b1b4ch5i.xn--h2brj9c | $8.85 | $8.85 |
| .xn--i1b6b1a6a2e | $14.58 | $14.58 |
| .xn--io0a7i | $8.54 | $21.63 |
| .xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--mgbab2bd | $27.36 | $27.36 |
| .xn--mgbbh1a71e | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--mk1bu44c | $14.76 | $14.76 |
| .xn--ngbc5azd | $19.89 | $19.89 |
| .xn--nqv7f | $14.58 | $14.58 |
| .xn--od0alg.xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--p1acf | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .xn--q9jyb4c | $14.16 | $14.16 |
| .xn--qxa6a | $9.30 | $9.30 |
| .xn--rhqv96g | $33.33 | $33.33 |
| .xn--s9brj9c | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xn--t60b56a | $14.76 | $14.76 |
| .xn--tckwe | $14.76 | $14.76 |
| .xn--uc0atv.xn--j6w193g | $18.35 | $28.67 |
| .xn--unup4y | $109.23 | $109.23 |
| .xn--vhquv | $109.23 | $109.23 |
| .xn--xkc2dl3a5ee0h | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .xxx | $80.58 | $152.81 |
| .xyz | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .yachts | $2.99 | $21.68 |
| .yoga | $40.46 | $40.46 |
| .yokohama | $20.84 | $20.84 |
| .you | $28.41 | $28.41 |
| .yt | $10.26 | $10.26 |
| .za.com | $466.76 | $466.76 |
| .zip | $16.38 | $16.38 |
| .zone | $12.36 | $53.30 |

## Worked examples

### A Minecraft server for friends that sleeps when empty

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 3 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 365 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $1.10 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 45.625 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $0.68 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $7.74. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.24, plus the Pro plan.

### The same Minecraft server, always on

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 2,920 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $8.76 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 365 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $5.48 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $20.20. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $15.70, plus the Pro plan.

### A hobby web app that scales to zero

1 instance running 2.4 hours a day, using 0.5 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 0.5 million requests and sending 2 GB out.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Web app: Memory | 36.5 GiB-hours | 36.5 | $0.0030 | $0.00 |
| Web app: CPU | 7.3 vCPU-hours | 7.3 | $0.015 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Requests | 0.5 million requests | 0.5 | $0.15 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Data out | 2 GB | 2 | $0.0125 | $0.00 |

A month costs $0.00.

### A small business site on WordPress

CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%. A .com domain.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| WordPress server: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| WordPress server: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| WordPress server: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Domain: .com domain, billed yearly | 1 domain | — | $16.32 a year | $1.36 |

A month costs $12.07. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $7.57, plus the Pro plan.

### A startup API with a database, storage and email

2 instances running 24 hours a day, using 0.7 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 30 million requests and sending 500 GB out. CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 10%. 200 GB stored. 25,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| API: Memory | 1,022 GiB-hours | 100 | $0.0030 | $2.77 |
| API: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | 50 | $0.015 | $1.44 |
| API: Requests | 30 million requests | 10 | $0.15 | $3.00 |
| API: Data out | 500 GB | 100 | $0.0125 | $5.00 |
| PostgreSQL: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| PostgreSQL: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $2.19 |
| PostgreSQL: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Object Storage: Storage | 200 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $2.57 |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 25K | 1 plan | — | $10 a month | $10.00 |

A month costs $36.58. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $19.51, plus the Pro plan.

### A side project on a virtual machine

RX-2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Virtual machine: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| Virtual machine: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| Virtual machine: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $11.44. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $6.94, plus the Pro plan.

### A newsletter of 40,000 emails a month

40,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 50K | 1 plan | — | $15 a month | $15.00 |

A month costs $15.00.

### A 500 GB backup bucket

500 GB stored.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Object Storage: Storage | 500 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $6.62 |

A month costs $6.62.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.38, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.


### Frequently asked questions

**How often do I pay?**

Pro and Business bill monthly or yearly. Web services, game servers and virtual machines bill by the second for what they use, and each other service you buy has its own billing cycle. Usage billing opens once you have added a first deposit, which stays as credit.

**What does a server cost?**

A web service, a game server or a virtual machine costs what it uses: memory and CPU by the second, disk while it exists, and requests and data out above the free amounts. The tables above list every rate, and the estimator works out a month.

**Does a stopped server cost anything?**

A stopped virtual machine or game server costs its disk only. A sleeping web service costs nothing while it sleeps.

**What happens if I move to a smaller plan?**

What you already have keeps working. A service above the new plan’s limits stays at what it uses, and we refuse only what would add more until the account is back within the limits. The dialog lists what the move leaves above them before you confirm.

**Can I get a refund?**

You can ask for a refund on a paid invoice from Billing in the dashboard. Our staff read each request and decide, and an approved refund goes back to the payment you made or to your credit balance.

**Do you add tax to the price?**

The prices on this page are before any tax. Each invoice has a Tax line, and the tax statement above is read from the same setting that fills it in.

**Which currencies can I pay in?**

We price everything in US dollars, and your invoices and credit balance are in US dollars too. You can pay in another currency: we convert the amount at the current exchange rate when you pay, and your bank may add a fee.

## Earn credit with referrals

URL: https://www.coritan.com/referral

Share your referral link. When an account that signed up with it has paid enough in invoices, both accounts get credit on their balance.

Every account has a referral link. When someone signs up with it and pays enough in invoices, we add credit to both accounts.

[Open your plan](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fplan) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## How a referral earns credit

1. Share your link. On the Plan page, copy your link from the Referrals card and send it to the people you want to invite. [Read the guide](/docs/account/referrals/#share-your-link)
2. They sign up and pay. The sign-up page keeps your code while they stay in that browser tab. Every invoice they pay counts, whether they pay by card, PayPal or credit. [Read the guide](/docs/account/referrals/#how-a-referral-earns-credit)
3. Both accounts get credit. When their paid invoices add up to the threshold, we add the credit to both accounts and email you both. The Referrals card shows the current amounts. [Read the guide](/docs/account/referrals/)

## When a referral does not count

- The code is unknown, or the account behind it is closed.
- The code is the person’s own, or the two addresses are one mailbox.
- The two accounts have saved the same card or PayPal account.
- An account can be referred only when it signs up. We do not add a code to an account that already exists.

## Share Coritan

Create an account, then copy your link from the Plan page.

[Open your plan](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Fplan) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Who gets the credit?**

Both accounts: the one that shared the link and the one that signed up with it. Each referred account earns credit once.

**When does the credit arrive?**

When the referred account’s paid invoices add up to the threshold on your Referrals card. Every paid invoice counts, whether it was paid by card, PayPal or credit.

**Can I refer myself?**

No. A code that is your own, or an address that is the same mailbox as yours, does not count.

## Resources

URL: https://www.coritan.com/resources

Guides, use cases, comparisons, migration tools, the changelog and the status page for Coritan, in one place.

Where to learn how Coritan works, see what a project costs, compare us with other providers and move to us.

[Read the docs](/docs/) · [Start free](/sign-up)

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## Learn

- Documentation. A guide for every product, from its first setup to its API. [Read the docs](/docs/)
- Changelog. What we changed, month by month. [See the changelog](/changelog)
- Status. How our services are running right now. [See the status page](/status)
- Payments and billing. How you pay, and what we accept today. [See payments and billing](/payments)

## See what a project costs

- A WordPress site. A server, a domain, a certificate and email. [WordPress site](/use-cases/wordpress-site)
- A startup. An API, a database, storage and email. [Startup](/use-cases/startup)
- An online store. A server, product images and order emails. [Online store](/use-cases/online-store)
- A hobby app. A web app that sleeps when nobody visits. [Hobby app](/use-cases/hobby-app)
- A game community. Game servers, a join address and protection. [Game community](/use-cases/game-community)

## Compare and move

- App Deployment compared. Beside Cloudflare Containers and Azure Container Apps. [Compare App Deployment](/compare/app-deployment)
- Cloud Compute compared. Beside Azure Virtual Machines. [Compare Cloud Compute](/compare/cloud-compute)
- Object Storage compared. Beside Cloudflare R2 and Amazon S3, on its own page. [Compare Object Storage](/storage/object-storage)
- Move to Coritan. Import your mail, buckets, domains and game servers. [Move to Coritan](/migrate)

## Start on the Free plan

It needs no card and has no end date.

[Read the docs](/docs/) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## Servers that bill by what they use

URL: https://www.coritan.com/servers

Run web services, game servers and virtual machines, and pay for what they use. Every account gets free amounts each month, and we filter every floating IP for DDoS attacks.

Run a web service, a game server or a virtual machine. You pay for the memory and CPU a server uses, and every account gets free amounts each month.

[Choose a server](/servers#servers-products) · [Start free](/sign-up)

## The servers, and what goes with them

Three kinds of server, and the addresses and protection that go with them.

- [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment): Web services, static sites and hybrid sites. There is no plan to choose and no size: we set each instance’s memory and grow it for you.
- [Game servers](/servers/game-servers): Minecraft, Terraria, Valheim and more, and databases. A server that sleeps when empty costs its disk only.
- [Cloud Compute](/servers/cloud-compute): Virtual machines with full root access, where you install what you need. A stopped machine costs its disk only.
- [Floating IPs](/servers/floating-ips): IPv4 and IPv6 addresses that belong to your account, which you can move from one server to another.
- [DDoS Shield](/servers/ddos-shield): Filters the floods of traffic that DDoS attacks send, on every floating IP at no charge. A custom profile shares settings across addresses.
- [Game Shield](/servers/game-connections): A join address that players type to reach your game server, at no charge for servers hosted here.

The prices of Game servers and Cloud Compute are a typical month for the smallest size on a Free account: always on, with the CPU at one tenth of its vCPUs. They include Server access, which a game server or a virtual machine needs.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

## Where you can order now

A location with no room for a size is marked on the product’s page.

[Every location](/data-centers)

## App Deployment, Game servers or Cloud Compute

All three bill by use. The difference is how much of the machine you run yourself.

### What you run

- What it is for: App Deployment: A web service from git or a container image, a hybrid site or a static site. Game servers: A game or software from our catalogue, such as Minecraft or a database. Cloud Compute: A whole machine, where you install everything yourself.
- Size: App Deployment: None. We set each instance’s memory and grow it for you. Game servers: You choose a size when you order. Cloud Compute: You choose a size when you order.
- [Root access](/docs/cloud-compute/connect-to-an-instance/): App Deployment: No. Game servers: No. You run it from the dashboard. Cloud Compute: Yes, over SSH with a key or a password.
- [Operating system](/docs/cloud-compute/images/): App Deployment: Chosen by us. Game servers: Chosen by us for what you run. Cloud Compute: The image you choose when you order.

### What you pay for

- Memory: App Deployment: What the instances use. Game servers: Its size, while it runs. Cloud Compute: Its size, while it runs.
- CPU: App Deployment: What the instances use. Game servers: What it uses. Cloud Compute: What it uses.
- [When it does not run](/docs/billing/usage-billing/): App Deployment: A sleeping instance costs nothing. Game servers: Its disk only, stopped or asleep. Cloud Compute: Its disk only, when stopped.
- Server access: App Deployment: Not needed. Game servers: Needed. Cloud Compute: Needed.

### Network

- [The address and its DDoS filtering](/docs/platform/network/#traffic-to-a-shared-address): App Deployment: Visitors reach it through our edge. Game servers: A shared address with its own ports, which DDoS Shield does not filter. Attach a floating IP to have it filtered, or give players a join address. Cloud Compute: A floating IP of its own, which DDoS Shield filters.

[App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment) · [Game servers](/servers/game-servers) · [Cloud Compute](/servers/cloud-compute)

## How servers are billed

One rate card for every server. The product pages list each rate.

- You pay for use. We measure memory, CPU and data out by the second. A web service pays for the memory and CPU its instances use. A game server or a virtual machine pays for its memory while it runs, the CPU it uses and its disk for as long as it exists. [How usage billing works](/docs/billing/usage-billing/)
- Free amounts each month. Every account gets amounts of memory, CPU, requests and data out free for web services. Server access includes data out for game servers and virtual machines. [Usage rates and free amounts](/docs/billing/usage-rates/)
- What a first order adds. A Free account adds Server access to its first game server or virtual machine, in the same order. A prepaid account also adds a first deposit of a set amount, once. It stays in your account as credit and pays your first hours. An account billed by invoice needs no deposit. [What you need before you order](/docs/billing/usage-billing/#deposit)
- Spend limits. Set a limit on one deployment or on your whole account. We email you as a month nears it, and at the limit we hold back extra instances or stop the servers you choose. [Spend limits](/docs/managed-containers/how-billing-works/#spend-limits)


### Frequently asked questions

**Are any servers free?**

Coritan sells no free server on coritan.com. You pay for what a server uses, after amounts that every account gets free each month, so a small web service or a static site can cost nothing. A static site runs no server and costs nothing to serve.

**Which should I choose?**

Choose App Deployment for your own code: a web service, a static site or a hybrid site. Choose Game servers to run a game or software from our catalogue, such as Minecraft or a database. Choose Cloud Compute when you want a whole virtual machine with root access, where you install everything yourself.

**What does a server cost?**

Memory, CPU, disk and data out each have a price per unit, and the page of each product lists them. A game server or a virtual machine also needs Server access. Every account gets free amounts each month for web services, and Server access includes data out for servers.

**Where are your servers?**

Each product page lists the locations you can order in now, and marks any with no room. The data centre page lists every location we sell servers in.

**Are my servers protected from DDoS attacks?**

DDoS Shield filters every floating IP at no charge, and the address of a Cloud Compute instance is one. The shared address of a game server is not filtered, so attach a floating IP to the server, or give players a join address, which keeps the server’s address hidden. Visitors reach a web service through our edge.

**Can I back up my servers?**

You can take a snapshot of a game server, or a snapshot or a backup of a Cloud Compute instance, at any time. A snapshot lives on the server’s own storage and goes with it, so a backup is the copy to keep.

## Deploy a web service or a static site, and pay for what it uses

URL: https://www.coritan.com/servers/app-deployment

Deploy a web service, a static site or a hybrid site with no plan and no size to choose. Memory limits grow by themselves, and you pay for what the instances use.

Deploy a web service from a git repository or a container image, a hybrid site or a static site. There is no plan to choose and no size to guess: we set each instance’s memory and grow it for you, and you pay for what it uses.

Every account gets free amounts each month, so a small deployment can cost nothing.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/app-deployment) · [See pricing](/pricing)

A Free account’s first order adds a first deposit of a set amount of credit, which stays yours.

## What it costs

One price for each meter, and two deployments priced from them. Every account gets the free amounts each month, whatever its plan.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

## Worked examples

### A hobby web app that scales to zero

1 instance running 2.4 hours a day, using 0.5 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 0.5 million requests and sending 2 GB out.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Web app: Memory | 36.5 GiB-hours | 36.5 | $0.0030 | $0.00 |
| Web app: CPU | 7.3 vCPU-hours | 7.3 | $0.015 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Requests | 0.5 million requests | 0.5 | $0.15 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Data out | 2 GB | 2 | $0.0125 | $0.00 |

A month costs $0.00.

### A startup API with a database, storage and email

2 instances running 24 hours a day, using 0.7 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 30 million requests and sending 500 GB out. CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 10%. 200 GB stored. 25,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| API: Memory | 1,022 GiB-hours | 100 | $0.0030 | $2.77 |
| API: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | 50 | $0.015 | $1.44 |
| API: Requests | 30 million requests | 10 | $0.15 | $3.00 |
| API: Data out | 500 GB | 100 | $0.0125 | $5.00 |
| PostgreSQL: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| PostgreSQL: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $2.19 |
| PostgreSQL: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Object Storage: Storage | 200 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $2.57 |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 25K | 1 plan | — | $10 a month | $10.00 |

A month costs $36.58. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $19.51, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

### What other providers charge

List prices we read on 12 October 2026, in US dollars, for the same meters. Each provider bills its own way, as the first row says.

- Cloudflare Containers. What is billed: Memory and disk bill on the size of the instance type you choose. CPU bills on active use only. Billing runs every 10 milliseconds while an instance runs.. Memory: $0.009 per GiB-hour. CPU: $0.072 per vCPU-hour. Requests: 10 million a month, then $0.30 per million. Data out: $0.025 per GB in North America and Europe after 1 TB a month, $0.05 per GB in Oceania, Korea and Taiwan and $0.04 per GB elsewhere, each after 500 GB a month. Free each month: 25 GiB-hours of memory, 375 vCPU-minutes and 200 GB-hours of disk each month. Plan fee: $5 a month, the Workers Paid plan that Containers need.
- Azure Container Apps. What is billed: Memory and CPU bill on the resources an app is allocated, per second. An app that scales to zero costs nothing, and one kept at a minimum count bills at the idle rate while it waits.. Memory: $0.0108 per GiB-hour while active or idle. CPU: $0.0864 per vCPU-hour while active, $0.0108 while idle. Requests: 2 million a month, then $0.40 per million. Data out: Not part of the Container Apps price list. Free each month: 180,000 vCPU-seconds and 360,000 GiB-seconds each month per subscription. Plan fee: None on the Consumption plan.

- List prices in US dollars, pay as you go. Discounts, reservations and savings plans are left out.
- Both providers publish memory and CPU prices per second. The table shows each per hour, which is 3,600 times the second price.
- The Cloudflare figures are for Containers on the Workers Paid plan, with Workers request prices for the requests that reach a container.
- The Azure figures are for the Consumption plan in East US.

Sources: Cloudflare Containers pricing, updated 5 October 2026; Cloudflare Workers pricing, updated 2 October 2026; Azure Retail Prices API, Azure Container Apps, East US, price effective 1 June 2022 and later. The table leaves this page 90 days after its date, until the figures are read again.

## How a month is worked out

We measure each instance, and a bill counts what it used. You do not choose a size: each instance runs under a memory limit that follows what it uses.

- Memory is what is held. We count the memory an instance’s processes hold, without file cache, for each second it runs. A bigger limit costs nothing until it is used.
- CPU is what is used. We count the processor time an instance uses. An idle instance uses almost none, and an hour with no reading from the host is not billed for CPU.
- Sleeping costs nothing. A sleeping instance is not billed for memory or CPU. A location that sleeps stops its instances after 15 minutes without a request, and the next request wakes one.
- Requests are the ones an instance answers. A static file, a cache hit and a page our edge writes itself, such as a block or an error page, are not counted.
- No disk charge. A web service has no disk meter. Each instance gets the same small temporary disk, and what it writes there is gone when the instance is replaced.

### Memory limits grow by themselves

- It starts at your framework’s preset. A new deployment starts from the preset for its framework, or from 512 MB when it has none.
- It grows when memory is used. The limit moves along 256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB and 16 GB. It goes up one step when an instance’s memory stays at 90% of the limit.
- It shrinks when memory is not used. The limit goes back down one step after 24 hours under 60% of the limit below, and never below where it started.
- You set the largest limit. The largest limit is 4 GB until you raise it, up to 16 GB, under Advanced when you order. We email you when an instance is still full at the largest limit.
- The CPU cap follows the limit. An instance may use one vCPU up to a 4 GB limit, two at 8 GB and four at 16 GB. The cap costs nothing while an instance is idle.
- A step replaces instances one at a time. The service stays up while a step runs. An app that keeps state in memory loses it when its instance is replaced. [Choose locations and scaling](/docs/managed-containers/locations-and-scaling/)

## What you can deploy

Choose the source when you order.

- Web services from git. Point at a git repository, such as a Node.js or Python project. Each push to your production branch builds a new release, with a build we work out from your code. GitLab, Gitea, Forgejo and Gogs connect with a webhook.
- Container images. Run an image you have already built as a web service, by its name and tag.
- Static sites. Deploy a site whose build makes files, and our edge, the network that answers your visitors, serves them. There is no instance to run, so a static site costs nothing to serve.
- Hybrid sites. For a framework such as Next.js, our edge serves the static files, and your instances answer the rest.

[Game servers and databases](/servers/game-servers)

## Where it runs, and what comes with it

Every account can use all of this. Each part bills by what it uses.

- One location or many (Included). Run a deployment in one location, in several you choose, or in every location. Every account can. Each location runs the number of instances you set, and no plan limits how many locations you choose.
- The nearest instance first (Included). Our edge sends each visitor to an instance in their own location when there is one, and to the nearest location that runs one when there is not.
- Sleeps when idle (Included). Choose a location to sleep when idle, and its instances stop when no request reaches it. The next request wakes one.
- Releases you can roll back (Included). Each version you deploy is a release, with its build log. If something breaks, roll back to an earlier release in one step. A rollback builds nothing again, and a static site serves the earlier release’s files at once.
- Your own domain (Included). Add a domain you own, confirm it with a DNS record, and we get its certificate for you.
- Our edge in front (Included). Every address of a web service, a static site or a hybrid site gets a free SSL certificate and a managed firewall, as a website on Edge Proxy does.
- Protection (Included). Ask visitors for a password, or to sign in with Coritan as you or your team, on previews or on everything. A bypass token lets your tests and tools through.
- Variables for each environment (Included). Set variables for production, previews and development, override one for a branch, and share groups of them between deployments.

## Limits

What App Deployment does not do.

### What to know

- Operating system: Not a choice. Use Cloud Compute for a whole machine
- Disk: A small temporary disk on each instance, which is not billed. Keep data in a database
- Games and databases: Ordered as Game servers, with a size
- [Static sites](/docs/managed-containers/static-sites/#limits): A file can be up to 25 MiB, and static sites are held to fair use. An account that abuses it can be limited
- [The first deposit](/docs/managed-containers/how-billing-works/#deposit): A prepaid account adds it once before an instance runs. A static site needs none
- [Spend limits](/docs/managed-containers/how-billing-works/#spend-limits): A deployment’s own limit, and one for your whole account

## Guides for App Deployment

Our docs explain each step, from the order to your first release.

- [App Deployment](/docs/managed-containers/): What a deployment is, and what you can run on it.
- [Order a deployment](/docs/managed-containers/order-a-server/): Choose what to deploy and the locations.
- [Deploy from a git repository](/docs/managed-containers/deploy-from-git/): Connect a repository, choose the production branch and turn on previews.
- [Host a static site](/docs/managed-containers/static-sites/): Set the output directory, redirects and headers.
- [Choose locations and scaling](/docs/managed-containers/locations-and-scaling/): Run in several locations, scale with traffic, sleep when idle and set the memory limit.
- [Add a domain and protection](/docs/managed-containers/domains-and-protection/): Use your own domain, and ask visitors for a password.
- [How App Deployment is billed](/docs/managed-containers/how-billing-works/): What each month includes, the first deposit and spend limits.
- [Usage rates and free amounts](/docs/billing/usage-rates/): Each rate, the amounts every account gets free each month and the regions for data out.

## Deploy your first service

Choose a source and a location, and we run it.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/app-deployment) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**What can I deploy?**

A web service from a git repository or a container image, a static site, or a hybrid site such as a Next.js app. Games and software from our catalogue, such as Minecraft and databases, are Game servers.

**Do I choose a plan or a size?**

No. An order names a source, a name and a location. We set each instance’s memory limit from your framework’s preset and move it up and down as the instance uses memory, and you pay for what it uses. A bigger limit costs nothing until it is used.

**What does it cost?**

Memory, CPU, requests, data out, builds and logs each have a price per unit, listed above. Every account gets an amount of each free every month, so a small deployment can cost nothing. The worked examples on this page show what a month costs for two deployments.

**What do I need before an instance runs?**

A prepaid account adds a set amount once, and it stays in your account as credit. An account billed by invoice needs nothing. A static site needs neither, because it runs no instance.

**How does the memory limit change?**

It starts at your framework’s preset and goes up one step when an instance’s memory stays at 90% of the limit, then back down after 24 hours under 60% of the limit below. You set the largest limit. A step replaces instances one at a time, so the service stays up.

**What does a static site cost?**

Nothing to serve. A static site runs no instance, so only its builds and logs count, against the free amounts every account gets each month. A file can be up to 25 MiB.

**How is it different from Game servers and Cloud Compute?**

On App Deployment you bring code and pay for what its instances use. Game servers run a game or software from our catalogue at a size you choose. Cloud Compute gives you a whole virtual machine with root access, where you install and look after everything yourself.

**Is my deployment protected from DDoS attacks?**

Visitors reach a web service, a static site or a hybrid site through our edge, where our network filters out DDoS attacks and a managed firewall checks each request.

## Virtual servers with full root access

URL: https://www.coritan.com/servers/cloud-compute

Virtual servers with full root access and SSD storage, in the location you choose. You pay for the memory, CPU and disk a server uses, and a stopped server costs its disk only.

A virtual machine with its own disk, operating system and public IPv4 address. Choose the operating system, sign in from your own computer over SSH as root, the user that can change anything, and install what you need. You pay for its memory while it runs, the CPU it uses and its disk, and a stopped machine costs its disk only.

A Free account adds Server access to the month a size costs.

## What a virtual machine costs a month

Each figure is the smallest size on sale, running all month with the CPU at one tenth of its vCPUs. A Free account pays for Server access on top. Pro and Business include it.

Prices a month in US dollars

| Server | Smallest size | Free account, Server access included | Pro or Business |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Virtual machine | RX-2 | $12.53 | $8.03 |

[Order now](/dashboard/order/cloud-compute) · [See pricing](/pricing)

A Free account’s first order adds Server access and a first deposit of credit, which stays yours.

## Choose a size

A size sets the vCPUs, memory and disk. The price is what the instance uses, so these figures are for a 730-hour month with the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs.

## Cloud Compute sizes

Each price is a 730-hour month with the server on. The first column assumes the CPU idle, the second the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs, and the third every vCPU busy all month, which is the most a size can cost. A stopped server costs its disk only.

Prices a month in US dollars, before Server access

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | Disk | CPU idle | CPU at 10% | Most a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| RX-2 | 2 GB | 2 | 40 GB | $5.84 | $8.03 | $27.74 |
| RX-4 | 4 GB | 2 | 80 GB | $11.68 | $13.87 | $33.58 |
| RX-8 | 8 GB | 4 | 160 GB | $23.36 | $27.74 | $67.16 |
| RX-16 | 16 GB | 8 | 320 GB | $46.72 | $55.48 | $134.32 |
| RX-24 | 24 GB | 12 | 480 GB | $70.08 | $83.22 | $201.48 |
| RX-32 | 32 GB | 16 | 640 GB | $93.44 | $110.96 | $268.64 |
| RX-48 | 48 GB | 24 | 960 GB | $140.16 | $166.44 | $402.96 |
| RX-64 | 64 GB | 32 | 1,280 GB | $186.88 | $221.92 | $537.28 |

## What it costs

An instance pays for its memory while it runs, the CPU it uses and its disk. Change the hours a day it runs and the CPU it uses.

## Worked examples

### A side project on a virtual machine

RX-2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Virtual machine: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| Virtual machine: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| Virtual machine: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $11.44. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $6.94, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

## Technical specifications

The ranges run from the smallest size to the largest.

### Compute

- Virtualisation: KVM virtual machine
- vCPU: Set by the size
- Memory: Set by the size

### Storage

- Disk: SSD. Set by the size

### Network

- [Public address](/docs/cloud-compute/networking/): One IPv4 address, which is a floating IP
- [IPv6](/docs/cloud-compute/networking/#add-ipv6-to-an-instance): A /64 of its own in a location with IPv6, and single IPv6 addresses you can add
- [Data out](/docs/cloud-compute/traffic/): Included each month with Server access, then a price for each GB by the region of the location. We bill it and never stop the instance
- Data in: Free
- [Reverse DNS](/docs/cloud-compute/networking/#set-reverse-dns): Set on each address
- [DDoS filtering](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/): DDoS Shield on every floating IP and on the instance’s IPv6 /64, at no charge

### Software

- [Operating system](/docs/cloud-compute/images/): The image you choose when you order, from the list on this page
- [First boot](/docs/cloud-compute/images/#what-the-first-boot-sets-up): cloud-init sets up the user, the password, your SSH keys and the hostname

### Access

- [Sign-in](/docs/cloud-compute/connect-to-an-instance/): SSH with a key or a password
- [Console](/docs/cloud-compute/console/): VNC in the browser
- [Recovery](/docs/cloud-compute/rescue-mode/): Rescue mode, and rebuilds onto another image

### Data protection

- [Snapshots](/docs/cloud-compute/snapshots/): Up to 8 per instance, on the instance’s own storage, so a rebuild or a cancellation deletes them
- [Backups](/docs/cloud-compute/backups/): Up to 16 per instance. A rebuild keeps them, and they end with the instance
- [Automatic backups](/docs/cloud-compute/backups/#automatic-backups): Weekly or daily, as an add-on

### Billing

- [What you pay for](/docs/cloud-compute/how-billing-works/): Memory while it runs, the CPU it uses, its disk and the data it sends out
- A stopped instance: Costs its disk only
- Most a month: Each size has one, with every vCPU busy all month, which the sizes above list. There is no hourly cap

### API

- [Client API](/docs/api/): Power, snapshots, backups, rescue mode and rebuilds

### Operating systems

The images that are ready to order now.

The order page lists every image that is ready to use, grouped by distribution with the newest release first.

## What every instance includes

Each Cloud Compute instance comes with these, whatever its size. A tag says how each one comes.

### Access and control

- Full root access (Included). Sign in with an SSH key or a password, and change anything on the system. Manage the password and SSH keys on the Access tab.
- A VNC console in your browser (Included). See the instance’s screen and use its keyboard from the dashboard, even when SSH does not answer.
- Rescue mode (Included). Start the instance from a rescue system to repair its disk, or to get back in when it no longer boots.
- Images and rebuilds (Included). Start from the operating system image you choose, and rebuild the instance from another one when you want a fresh start. A rebuild erases the disk and the snapshots on it. The instance keeps its addresses and its backups. [Operating system images](/docs/cloud-compute/images/)

### Data protection

- Snapshots (Included). A snapshot takes the disk back to a moment you saved. It lives on the instance’s own storage, so a rebuild, a backup restore or a cancellation deletes it. Each instance holds up to 8.
- Backups (Included). A backup is a full copy of the disk, which a rebuild keeps. Each instance holds up to 16. We delete an instance’s backups when the instance ends.
- Automatic backups (Add-on). We back up the instance every week or every day, and delete the oldest automatic backup once there are more than the add-on keeps. [Back up and restore an instance](/docs/cloud-compute/backups/#automatic-backups)

### Network

- Your own IPv4 address (Included). Each instance gets a public IPv4 address, which DDoS Shield filters at no charge. Set its reverse DNS, the name other servers see when they look up the address.
- An IPv6 /64 (Included). An instance in a location with IPv6 gets a /64 of its own at no charge. It stays with the instance until the instance ends. [Add IPv6 to an instance](/docs/cloud-compute/networking/#add-ipv6-to-an-instance)
- More floating IPs (Add-on). Attach more addresses, IPv4 or IPv6, or hosts from a block, and move them between instances. [Floating IPs](/servers/floating-ips)

## How it works, and what customers build

1. Choose a size and a location. Choose them here, then the operating system on the order page.
2. Add an SSH key or a password. Add the key or password you will sign in with, and we create the instance.
3. Sign in and build. Connect over SSH and install the software your project needs.

### What customers build

Each one names what it takes and the guide that walks through it.

- A web app behind Edge Proxy. Run the app on the instance, and put a web address in front of it that handles certificates and checks each request. Uses: Cloud Compute and Edge Proxy. [Put a web address in front of the instance](/docs/cloud-compute/networking/#put-a-web-address-in-front-of-the-instance)
- A game server you set up yourself. Install a game our catalogue does not offer. The instance’s address is a floating IP, so DDoS Shield filters it from the start. Uses: Cloud Compute and DDoS Shield. [Game server protection](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/)
- A test machine that you stop. Try a change, then stop the instance when you are done. A stopped instance costs its disk only, and you start it again when you need it. Uses: Cloud Compute. [How Cloud Compute is billed](/docs/cloud-compute/how-billing-works/)
- Move a service without a new address. Give the service a floating IP of its own. When you move to a larger instance, move the address with it. Uses: Cloud Compute and a floating IP. [Attach and detach a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/attach-and-detach/)

## Limits

What an instance does not do, and the limits no size sets.

### Fixed limits

- [Changing size](/docs/cloud-compute/billing/#get-a-different-size): An instance keeps the size you ordered, and the dashboard and the API have no size change: order a new instance of the size you want and copy your data across
- [Replies from reflection ports](/docs/floating-ips/shield-settings/#troubleshooting): DDoS Shield drops UDP from the 23 reflection source ports on every floating IP, so a DNS lookup, a time sync or an OpenVPN tunnel from the instance on DNS (53), NTP (123) or OpenVPN (1194) needs a change
- [Snapshots and backups](/docs/cloud-compute/limits/#snapshots-and-backups): Up to 8 snapshots and 16 backups per instance
- [Power actions](/docs/cloud-compute/limits/#rate-limits): 24 in 60 seconds for each instance
- [Backups and restores](/docs/cloud-compute/limits/#rate-limits): 8 backups and 8 restores in 5 minutes for each instance
- [Rebuilds](/docs/cloud-compute/limits/#rate-limits): 8 in 10 minutes for each instance
- [Starting a stopped instance](/docs/billing/usage-billing/): It needs room on its host. When the host is full, the start is refused and the disk stays safe

## Guides for Cloud Compute

Our docs explain each step, from the order to your first sign-in.

- [Cloud Compute](/docs/cloud-compute/): What an instance is, and what you can do with it.
- [Get a cloud server](/docs/get-started/get-a-cloud-server/): From the order to your first sign-in.
- [How Cloud Compute is billed](/docs/cloud-compute/how-billing-works/): Memory, CPU, disk and data out, a stopped instance and a worked example.
- [Connect to an instance over SSH](/docs/cloud-compute/connect-to-an-instance/): Sign in with an SSH key or a password.
- [Repair an instance in rescue mode](/docs/cloud-compute/rescue-mode/): Fix a disk, or get back in when the instance will not boot.
- [Back up and restore an instance](/docs/cloud-compute/backups/): Make backups, restore them and turn on automatic backups.
- [Cloud Compute limits](/docs/cloud-compute/limits/): Every fixed limit on an instance, in one place.

## Order a Cloud Compute instance

Choose a size and an operating system, then sign in over SSH.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/cloud-compute) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**What do I get with an instance?**

A virtual machine with the vCPUs, memory and disk of its size, a public IPv4 address, an IPv6 /64 in a location with IPv6, and root access. You choose the operating system when you order.

**What does an instance cost?**

You pay for its memory while it runs, the CPU it uses and its disk for as long as it exists, and for the data it sends out after the free amounts. Each size has a most a month, with every vCPU busy all month. An instance also needs Server access.

**What does a stopped instance cost?**

Its disk only. Memory and CPU stop being billed when you stop it, and its files, backups and snapshots stay. Start it again when you need it.

**Can I back up an instance?**

You can make a backup or a snapshot at any time. A snapshot lives on the instance’s own storage, so a rebuild or a cancellation deletes it. A backup is a separate copy that a rebuild keeps, and we delete it when the instance ends.

**What counts toward data out?**

What the instance sends to the internet counts, by the region of its location. What it receives is free. Past the free amount we bill the data and never stop the instance.

**Is my instance protected from DDoS attacks?**

Its public IPv4 address is a floating IP, and DDoS Shield filters every floating IP and the instance’s IPv6 /64 at no charge.

**Can I change the size of an instance?**

An instance keeps the size you ordered. The dashboard and the API have no size change, so for more vCPU, memory or disk, order a new instance of the size you want and copy your data across.

**Which operating systems can I choose?**

The list on this page, and on the order page, holds every image that is ready to use. The images on offer change over time, so the order page is the list to trust.

## Protection from DDoS attacks

URL: https://www.coritan.com/servers/ddos-shield

We filter every floating IP for DDoS attacks at no charge. A custom profile keeps one set of settings for several addresses.

A DDoS attack floods a server with traffic until players and visitors cannot reach it. DDoS Shield filters that traffic before it reaches your floating IPs, at no charge.

- 1.4+ Tbps of network capacity
- Under 3 seconds to detect an attack
- 100 million packets a second, the highest limit you can set on an address
- 23 reflection source ports dropped on every address

The filter costs nothing. A custom profile has a price of its own, listed below.

[Order a custom profile](/dashboard/order/ddos-shield) · [Read the guide](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/)

## Custom profiles

The filter costs nothing. A custom profile shares one set of settings across several floating IPs.

- One set of settings for several addresses (Add-on). A profile holds a protection mode, rate limits, rules and what happens when no rule matches. Every floating IP you bind to it shares them, so a change on one address applies to all of them. [Order and use a custom profile](/docs/ddos-shield/custom-profiles/)
- Rate limits you set (Add-on). Every profile starts with the same limits as any new profile, whichever plan you order, and you change them on the profile. Each limit applies to each bound address on its own.
- Rules aimed at one address (Add-on). Give a rule the address as its destination prefix, and it matches traffic to that address only, though the profile covers several.
- Its own place in the dashboard (Add-on). The Profiles tab lists each profile with its bound addresses, the sources blocked on them and their recent attacks.

## Shield Custom Profile prices

Prices in US dollars

| Profile | Monthly | Yearly |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Shield Custom Profile | $15 | $144 |
| Shield Custom Profile Plus | $49 | $470.40 |
| Shield Enterprise Profile | $149 | $1,430.40 |

The plans differ in price. Each creates the same profile, and you set its limits yourself.

## What it stops, and how it filters

Each kind of attack, and the check that drops it. Every floating IP gets all of this, at no charge.

- Amplification and reflection (Included). We drop UDP sent from the 23 source ports that reflection attacks use, such as DNS (53), NTP (123), CLDAP (389), SSDP (1900) and Memcached (11211). A service that listens on one of these ports still gets its players, whose packets come from other ports. [Reflection ports](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#reflection-ports)
- Fragment floods (Included). We drop IP fragments, and packets whose TCP, UDP or ICMP header is cut short.
- Spoofed and bogon sources (Included). We drop packets from addresses never used on the internet, such as 10.0.0.0/8, and packets with a TTL too low to be real.
- Invalid TCP flags (Included). We drop TCP packets with a combination of flags that no real connection sends, such as SYN with FIN.
- GRE, ESP and other protocols (Included). We drop every protocol other than TCP, UDP and ICMP, and packets that carry IP options.
- Floods above the rate limits (Included). SYN floods, ping floods and UDP floods meet four rate limits on every address, each allowing bursts of up to twice its rate. [Rate limits](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#rate-limits)

### How DDoS Shield filters traffic

Traffic to an address meets three stages in this order. A packet that one stage drops never reaches the next.

1. [Packet checks](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#what-ddos-shield-drops). We drop the packets attacks use and normal traffic does not: fragments, bogon sources, impossible TCP flags, other protocols and reflection source ports.
2. [Rate limits](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#rate-limits). We drop what one sender, or all senders together, send above the address’s four limits.
3. [Rules](/docs/floating-ips/shield-settings/#how-rules-are-applied). Your rules and blocked sources decide what happens to the rest. What passes goes on to your machine.

### Protection modes

Each address uses one of three modes, which sets how much of the filtering applies.

### What each mode applies

- Packet checks: Standard: Included. Custom: Included. Passthrough: Not included.
- Rate limits: Standard: The platform’s. Custom: The profile’s. Passthrough: Not included.
- Rules and blocked sources: Standard: Included. Custom: Included. Passthrough: Not included.
- Packets that cannot be real: Standard: Included. Custom: Included. Passthrough: Included.

## Technical specifications

Every limit here is what the filter does today. You change the rate limits on an address or a profile.

### Where and when

- [Where it filters](/docs/platform/network/#traffic-to-a-floating-ip): At our points of presence, before traffic reaches your machine
- [When it filters](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#filtering-is-always-on): Always. Nothing switches on when an attack starts
- Detection: Under 3 seconds to detect an attack
- [Network capacity](/network): 1.4+ Tbps
- What it covers: Every floating IP, IPv4 or IPv6, attached or not, each host of a block, and the IPv6 /64 of an instance

### Packet checks

- [Dropped](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#what-ddos-shield-drops): IP options, low TTL, bogon sources, IP fragments, protocols other than TCP, UDP and ICMP, impossible TCP flags, oversized UDP payloads, reflection source ports and truncated headers
- [Reflection source ports](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#reflection-ports): 23, always dropped

### Rate limits

- [Limits on each address](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#rate-limits): Per source, aggregate, SYN per source and ICMP per source
- Bursts: Up to twice each limit’s rate
- Standard limits: 100,000 packets a second per source, 10 million aggregate, 10,000 SYN and 5,000 ICMP per source
- Limits you can set: Up to 100 million packets a second aggregate and 10 million per source

### Rules

- [Actions](/docs/floating-ips/shield-settings/#how-rules-are-applied): Allow, drop or limit. The most specific rule that matches decides
- [Blocked sources](/docs/ddos-shield/block-sources/): A drop rule from the source, on any profile

### Visibility

- [Attack events](/docs/ddos-shield/attack-events/): Listed on the Events tab
- [Emails](/docs/ddos-shield/attack-events/#attack-emails): When an attack starts and when it ends, within the limits above

## What you control

A tag says how each one comes.

### Tuning

- Settings for each address (Included). Change how strict the filter is, set your own limits, and add rules that allow, drop or limit traffic, at no charge.
- Block a source (Included). Block an address or a range of addresses that keeps attacking you, at no charge.

### Visibility

- Attack events and emails (Included). We email you when an attack starts and when it ends, within the limits below, and the Events tab lists each attack.
- Always on (Included). DDoS Shield filters every floating IP from the moment you order it, attached or not. There is nothing to turn on.

DDoS Shield filters floating IPs, IPv4 and IPv6. The shared address a game server starts with is not filtered.

### Attack emails

We tell you when an attack starts and when it ends, and we limit how often.

- The first email (Included). It goes once our scrubbing hosts still report attack traffic to the address a minute after the first report. A shorter burst sends no email and still shows on the Events tab.
- The second email (Included). It goes after 15 minutes with no attack traffic, and says how long the attack lasted. Traffic that returns sooner counts as the same attack.
- The most you get (Included). An address sends emails for at most six attacks in 24 hours. Later attacks show on the Events tab with no email.
- You can turn them off (Included). The emails count as usage alerts, so the Usage alerts switch in your notification settings controls them. [Read attack events](/docs/ddos-shield/attack-events/#attack-emails)

## What customers use it for

Each one names what it takes and the guide that walks through it.

- Keep a game server online during an attack. Put the game on a floating IP, and players keep playing while the filter drops the flood in front of it. Uses: A game server or Cloud Compute, and a floating IP. [Game server protection](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/)
- Let a busy service burst. Raise the rate limits for a service with real bursts of traffic, and bind every address it uses to one profile. Uses: A Shield Custom Profile. [Order and use a custom profile](/docs/ddos-shield/custom-profiles/)
- Stop one attacker. Block the address or range that keeps attacking you. The block applies whichever profile the address uses. Uses: DDoS Shield. [Block a traffic source](/docs/ddos-shield/block-sources/)
- A website that takes request floods. Put the site behind Edge Proxy, which checks each HTTP request and turns away clients that send too many. Uses: Edge Proxy in front of your server. [How web proxies work](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/)

## Limits

What DDoS Shield does not do.

### What it does not do

- [What it reads](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#limits): Packet headers only. A flood of HTTP requests that look real needs Edge Proxy’s web application checks
- [Reflection ports](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/#reflection-ports): Cannot be opened by a rule. Ask support if a service needs one
- [A game server’s shared address](/docs/platform/network/#traffic-to-a-shared-address): Not filtered. Attach a floating IP to the server
- Traffic you send: Not filtered. DDoS Shield checks what comes in
- Passthrough: An attack reaches your machine in full

[Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy) · [Floating IPs](/servers/floating-ips)

## Guides for DDoS Shield

Our docs explain what the filter does and how to tune it.

- [How DDoS Shield works](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/): What the filter drops, and what it lets through.
- [Game server protection](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/): Keep a game server reachable during an attack.
- [Order and use a custom profile](/docs/ddos-shield/custom-profiles/): Share one set of settings across floating IPs.
- [Block a traffic source](/docs/ddos-shield/block-sources/): Stop an address or a range from reaching you.
- [Read attack events](/docs/ddos-shield/attack-events/): See when each attack started and ended.
- [Get help during an attack](/docs/ddos-shield/under-attack/): What to do when a service stays down.

## Protect your server with a custom profile

Order a profile, bind your floating IPs to it, and set the limits your service needs.

[Order a custom profile](/dashboard/order/ddos-shield) · [Order a floating IP](/dashboard/order/floating-ips)


### Frequently asked questions

**What does DDoS Shield cost?**

The filter costs nothing on every floating IP, and so do its settings for each address. A custom profile, which keeps one set of settings for several addresses, has a price of its own.

**What does a custom profile give me?**

One set of settings that every address you bind to it shares: the protection mode, the rate limits, the rules and what happens when no rule matches. A change on one address applies to all of them. The profile plans differ in price. Each creates the same profile, and you set its limits yourself.

**Which addresses does DDoS Shield filter?**

Every floating IP on your account, IPv4 or IPv6, attached or not, including the address a Cloud Compute instance comes with and its IPv6 /64. The shared address a game server starts with is not filtered.

**Will I know when an attack happens?**

We email you when an attack on one of your addresses starts and when it ends. An address sends emails for at most six attacks in 24 hours, and the Events tab lists every attack.

**What if an attack still takes my service down?**

Send us the details from the Under Attack page.

**What can DDoS Shield not stop?**

It reads packet headers only, so it cannot stop a flood of requests that look real, such as HTTP requests to a website. Put the site behind Edge Proxy, which checks each request and turns away clients that send too many.

**Can I let traffic from a reflection port through?**

No. We drop UDP from the 23 reflection source ports on every address in Standard and Custom, and a rule cannot let it through. If a service on the address needs one of these ports, contact support.

**What does Passthrough do?**

It turns off the packet checks, the rate limits and the rules for the address, so an attack reaches your machine in full. We still drop packets that cannot be real traffic, such as a malformed IPv4 header.

## Addresses you can move between servers

URL: https://www.coritan.com/servers/floating-ips

IPv4 and IPv6 addresses you can move between your servers, with reverse DNS you control and DDoS filtering on every address.

A floating IP is a public address that belongs to your account. Attach it to a Cloud Compute instance or a game server, and move it to another one when you need to. We sell IPv4 addresses and blocks, and single IPv6 addresses for Cloud Compute instances.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/floating-ips) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## Prices

Each address stays on your account until you cancel it. You need a server in the same region to attach it to.

## Floating IP prices

Prices in US dollars

| Address | Monthly | Yearly | Hourly |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| IPv6 Address | $1 | $9.60 | $0.0014 |
| IPv4 Address | $2 | $19.20 | $0.0028 |
| IPv4 Subnet /29 | $5 | $48 | $0.0069 |
| IPv4 Subnet /28 | $9 | $86.40 | $0.0125 |
| IPv4 Subnet /27 | $17 | $163.20 | $0.0236 |
| IPv4 Subnet /26 | $33 | $316.80 | $0.0458 |
| IPv4 Subnet /25 | $65 | $624 | $0.0903 |
| IPv4 Subnet /24 | $129 | $1,238.40 | $0.1792 |

## Technical specifications

The sizes come from what we sell today. Both families attach to a server in their own region, and differ in what they attach to and what they cost.

### What you can order

- [Sizes](/docs/floating-ips/pools/#sizes): IPv4: A single address, or a block where a region has one. IPv6: A single address. We sell no IPv6 blocks.
- [Attaches to](/docs/floating-ips/attach-and-detach/): IPv4: Cloud Compute instances and game servers. IPv6: Cloud Compute instances only.
- [Region](/docs/floating-ips/pools/): IPv4: From a pool in the region of the server. IPv6: From a pool in the region of the instance. Fewer regions sell IPv6.

### What it costs

- [As an instance’s main address](/docs/floating-ips/billing/#what-a-floating-ip-costs): IPv4: One IPv4 address is an instance’s primary address, and costs nothing there. IPv6: Never the primary address. It always bills at its own price.
- What comes with an instance: IPv4: A public IPv4 address, free as its primary address. IPv6: A /64 at no charge in a location with IPv6, which cannot move.

### Protection

- [DDoS Shield](/docs/ddos-shield/how-ddos-shield-works/): IPv4: Included. IPv6: Included.

### Addresses

- IPv4: A single address
- [IPv4 blocks](/docs/floating-ips/pools/#sizes): Blocks of several sizes, where a region has one
- IPv6: A single address, a /128
- Usable addresses in a block: Fewer than the block holds, as the price list shows for each size

### Placement

- At a time: A single address on one target. Each host of a block on its own

### Network

- [Reverse DNS](/docs/floating-ips/reverse-dns/): Set on each address, and on each host of a block
- [DDoS filtering](/docs/floating-ips/shield-settings/): DDoS Shield on every address, attached or not

## What every floating IP includes

Each address comes with these, whichever server it is on. A tag says how each one comes.

### Addresses

- Move it between servers (Included). Detach the address from one server and attach it to another, so the address players and visitors use stays the same.
- Choose the region (Included). Each region has its own pool of addresses. Order the address in the region of the server it goes on, because an address attaches only in its own region.
- For instances and servers (Included). A Cloud Compute instance can hold several floating IPs, IPv4 or IPv6. A game server holds one IPv4 address.

### Network

- Filtered by DDoS Shield (Included). We filter DDoS attacks, floods of traffic meant to take a server offline, on every floating IP at no charge, attached or not.
- Reverse DNS (Included). Set the name the address points back to. Mail servers check it before they accept your email.
- Shield settings for each address (Included). Change the protection mode, rate limits and rules of one address, or apply a custom profile to several. [DDoS Shield](/servers/ddos-shield)

### Billing

- Free as an instance’s main address (Included). A single IPv4 address costs nothing while it is the primary address of a Cloud Compute instance. An IPv6 address always bills at its own price.
- An IPv6 /64 with each instance (Included). An instance in a location with IPv6 gets a /64 at no charge. It is routed to the instance and ends with it, so it cannot move. [The IPv6 /64 of an instance](/docs/floating-ips/attach-and-detach/#the-ipv6-64-of-an-instance)

## How it works, and what customers use it for

1. Order an address. Choose IPv4 or IPv6, the size and the region of your server, and we assign an address from that region’s pool.
2. Attach it. Attach the address to an instance or a game server in the same region from the dashboard.
3. Move it when you need to. Detach it and attach it to another server. The address stays on your account.

### What customers use floating IPs for

Each one names what it takes and the guide that walks through it.

- Move a site to a new instance. Attach the site’s floating IP to the new instance, and visitors reach it at the same address. Its DNS records stay as they are. Uses: Cloud Compute and a floating IP. [Attach and detach a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/attach-and-detach/)
- A game on its default port. Attach a floating IP to a game server, and publish the game on its default port, so players type the address alone. Uses: Game servers and a floating IP. [Manage server ports](/docs/managed-containers/ports/)
- A mail server that others accept. Set the address’s reverse DNS to your mail server’s name, which receiving servers check before they take its mail. Uses: Cloud Compute and a floating IP. [Set reverse DNS for a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/reverse-dns/)
- Several services on one block. Order an IPv4 block, and attach each host to a different instance or server in the region. Uses: A block of floating IPs. [IP pools and regions](/docs/floating-ips/pools/)

## Limits

What a floating IP does not do.

### Fixed limits

- [Same region](/docs/floating-ips/pools/): An address attaches only to a server in its own region, so you need a server there first
- [IPv6](/docs/floating-ips/): A single address that attaches to Cloud Compute instances only. We sell no IPv6 blocks
- A game server: Holds one floating IP, IPv4
- [Ports on a floating IP](/docs/managed-containers/limits/#ports): Up to 16, from 1024 to 65535
- [A block](/docs/floating-ips/billing/#when-your-account-plan-pays-for-it): Always bills at its own price

## Guides for floating IPs

Our docs explain each step, from the order to reverse DNS.

- [Floating IPs](/docs/floating-ips/): What a floating IP is, and how it works with instances and servers.
- [Order a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/order-a-floating-ip/): Choose the family, the size and the region.
- [Attach and detach a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/attach-and-detach/): Move an address from one server to another.
- [Set reverse DNS for a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/reverse-dns/): Set the name the address points back to.
- [Cancel a floating IP](/docs/floating-ips/billing/): What an address costs, and how to give it back.
- [Change a floating IP’s DDoS protection](/docs/floating-ips/shield-settings/): Set how strict the filter is for one address.

## Order a floating IP

Choose the family, the size and the region, and attach the address to your server once it is ready.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/floating-ips) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**What is a floating IP?**

A public IPv4 or IPv6 address that belongs to your account. You can attach it to a server, then move it to another server, and the address stays the same.

**What does a floating IP cost?**

A single IPv4 address costs nothing while it is the primary address of a Cloud Compute instance. Any other address bills at its own price, which the price list above shows for each size.

**What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6 addresses?**

An IPv4 address can be a single address or a block, and attaches to an instance or a game server. An IPv6 address is a single address that attaches to Cloud Compute instances only, and it is never an instance’s primary address. Every instance in a location with IPv6 also gets a /64 at no charge.

**Are floating IPs protected from DDoS attacks?**

DDoS Shield filters every floating IP at no charge, IPv4 or IPv6, whether or not it is attached. You can change how strict the filter is for each address.

**Where can I use a floating IP?**

On a Cloud Compute instance or a game server in the same region as the address, so you need a server there first. An instance can hold several floating IPs, and a game server one IPv4 address.

**Can I set reverse DNS?**

You can set the reverse DNS of each address, the name it points back to, from the dashboard. Mail servers check it before they accept email from the address.

**What if no address is in stock?**

The order page and this page say when no address of a family is in stock, and an order is refused before you pay. Check back later, or order the other family if it fits your server.

## One address for players to join

URL: https://www.coritan.com/servers/game-connections

Give players one address for your game server that keeps its own address hidden, and connect servers you host somewhere else.

A join address is a name such as survival-smp.coritan.gg that players type in their game. It carries them to your server, and they never see the server’s own address.

- 25565 the Minecraft Java port, routed by the name players type
- 19132 the Minecraft Bedrock port, which Bedrock players add to the name
- No charge for a join address to a server hosted here

A join address costs nothing for a server hosted here. An External Server plan has a price of its own, listed below.

[Create a join address](/dashboard/proxies/game?new=join) · [Order now](/dashboard/order/external-server)

## Prices

A join address costs nothing for a server hosted here. For a server you run somewhere else, order an External Server plan.

### A server hosted here

For your game servers. No charge, with every game server.

- Minecraft Java and Bedrock, and other games over TCP
- A name under coritan.gg, or your own domain
- Your entry in the game’s server list
- Protection from floods of connections

[Create a join address](/dashboard/proxies/game?new=join)

### A server hosted elsewhere

For a Minecraft server at home or with another host. An External Server plan, which you pay for monthly or for a longer term.

- Minecraft Java and Bedrock
- A name under coritan.gg, or your own domain
- Your entry in the game’s server list
- Protection from floods of connections

[Order now](/dashboard/order/external-server)

## Technical specifications

How a join address carries players, and what your server receives.

### Editions and ports

- [Minecraft Java](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/#editions-and-ports): Port 25565, shared by every Java join address and routed by the name players type
- Minecraft Bedrock: Players add port 19132 to the name
- TCP service: A port of its own on the edge, for a server hosted here

### Your server

- [Players’ addresses](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/#what-your-server-receives): PROXY protocol version 2, or in the Java handshake
- [Server list](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/server-list/): Name, message and icon, shown while the server is offline too
- [Your own domain](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/custom-domain/): One you own, such as play.example.com

### Protection

- [Floods of connections](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/#what-players-see): A rejoin check, and a short block for an address that opens too many
- Your server’s address: Hidden from players

### External Server

- [What it carries](/docs/proxies/external-servers/): Minecraft Java or Bedrock, from a server hosted anywhere

## What a join address gives you

Every join address comes with these. A tag says how each one comes.

### Games

- Minecraft Java and Bedrock (Included). Java players type the name alone. Bedrock players add port 19132.
- Other games over TCP (Included). For a server hosted here, a join address can carry any game that connects over TCP, on a port of its own. Other games that use UDP, such as Rust and Valheim, need a floating IP instead.

### Protection

- Your server out of sight (Included). Players connect to our network, which passes them on to your server, so they never see its own address.
- Protection from floods (Included). During a flood of connections, we ask players to join a second time, and the second attempt goes through. We block an address for a while when it opens too many connections in a short time.

### Your server’s identity

- Your own domain (Included). Let players join at a domain you own, such as play.example.com.
- Your server list entry (Included). Set the name, message and icon players see in their game’s server list, even while your server is offline.
- Players’ own addresses (Included). Turn on PROXY protocol version 2, and your server sees each player’s own address. [What your server receives](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/#what-your-server-receives)

## How it works, and what customers use it for

1. Say where the server runs. Choose one of your game servers hosted here, or order an External Server plan for one you run elsewhere.
2. Choose the name. Choose a free name under coritan.gg, and link your own domain if you have one.
3. Give players the address. Players type the name in their game, and we carry them to your server.

### What customers use a join address for

Each one names what it takes and the guide that walks through it.

- A Minecraft server at home. Keep the server where it is, and give players a join address that hides your home address. Uses: An External Server plan. [Connect a server you host elsewhere](/docs/proxies/external-servers/connect-an-external-server/)
- A server at your own domain. Link play.example.com to the join address, and players type your name in place of ours. Uses: A game server and a join address. [Use your own domain for a join address](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/custom-domain/)
- A TCP game hosted here. Create a TCP service join address for the server, and players type the name with the port it gets. Uses: A game server and a join address. [Create a join address](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/create-a-join-address/)

## Limits

What a join address does not do.

### Fixed limits

- Games over UDP: Minecraft Bedrock works through a join address. Other UDP games, such as Rust and Valheim, need a floating IP
- [TCP service](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/#editions-and-ports): Only for a server hosted here
- Minecraft Bedrock: A join address uses NetherNet, the connection recent Bedrock versions use. A server that speaks only the older RakNet protocol cannot take players this way
- [Renaming](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/#join-addresses-and-your-server): Not possible. Create another join address for the same server

### A floating IP for UDP games

Games other than Minecraft Bedrock that connect over UDP need a floating IP, an address of the server’s own.

## Floating IP prices

Prices in US dollars

| Address | Monthly | Yearly | Hourly |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| IPv6 Address | $1 | $9.60 | $0.0014 |
| IPv4 Address | $2 | $19.20 | $0.0028 |
| IPv4 Subnet /29 | $5 | $48 | $0.0069 |
| IPv4 Subnet /28 | $9 | $86.40 | $0.0125 |
| IPv4 Subnet /27 | $17 | $163.20 | $0.0236 |
| IPv4 Subnet /26 | $33 | $316.80 | $0.0458 |
| IPv4 Subnet /25 | $65 | $624 | $0.0903 |
| IPv4 Subnet /24 | $129 | $1,238.40 | $0.1792 |

## Guides for Game Shield

Our docs explain each step, from the name to your first players.

- [How join addresses work](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/): How players reach your server through a join address.
- [Create a join address](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/create-a-join-address/): Choose the name and the game.
- [Use your own domain for a join address](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/custom-domain/): Link a domain you own.
- [Connect a server you host elsewhere](/docs/proxies/external-servers/connect-an-external-server/): Give a server at home or with another host a join address.
- [Claim a free coritan.gg name](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/): Keep a name for a website, mailboxes or a game server.
- [Game server protection](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/): Keep a game server reachable during an attack.

## Give players one address

Create a join address for a server hosted here, or order an External Server plan for your own Minecraft server.

[Create a join address](/dashboard/proxies/game?new=join) · [Order now](/dashboard/order/external-server)


### Frequently asked questions

**What does a join address cost?**

A join address for a server hosted here costs nothing. A server you run elsewhere needs an External Server plan, which you pay for monthly or for a longer term.

**Which games can use a join address?**

Minecraft Java and Bedrock on any server, and any game that connects over TCP on a server hosted here. Other games that use UDP, such as Rust and Valheim, need a floating IP instead.

**Can I connect a server I run at home?**

You can, for a Minecraft Java or Bedrock server. Order an External Server plan, and we give the server a join address.

**Can I use my own domain?**

You can link a domain you own to a join address, and players join at that name.

**Does a join address stop DDoS attacks?**

A join address hides your server’s address and protects it from floods of connections. To have DDoS Shield filter the server’s traffic, give the server a floating IP.

**Does my server see each player’s address?**

With PROXY protocol on, the edge starts each connection with a PROXY protocol version 2 header that carries the player’s address, and your server must expect it. With it off, a Java join address adds the player’s address to the Minecraft handshake.

## Game servers that sleep when nobody is on

URL: https://www.coritan.com/servers/game-servers

Run Minecraft, Terraria, Valheim, Rust and more, or a database. A server that sleeps when empty costs its disk only, and a join address for it is free.

Choose a game or software from our catalogue, a size and a location, and we install it and run it. A server that sleeps when nobody is on it costs its disk only, and a join address for it is free.

A Free account adds Server access to the month a size costs.

## What a game server costs a month

Each figure is the smallest size on sale, running all month with the CPU at one tenth of its vCPUs. A Free account pays for Server access on top. Pro and Business include it.

Prices a month in US dollars

| Server | Smallest size | Free account, Server access included | Pro or Business |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Game server | CX2 | $11.80 | $7.30 |

[Order now](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?category=games) · [See pricing](/pricing)

A Free account’s first order adds Server access and a first deposit of credit, which stays yours.

- Disk only is what a server costs while it sleeps or is stopped

## Choose a size

Choose the game or software, a size and a location. The price is what the server uses, so these figures are for a month with the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs.

## Game server and database sizes

Each price is a 730-hour month with the server on. The first column assumes the CPU idle, the second the CPU at one tenth of the vCPUs, and the third every vCPU busy all month, which is the most a size can cost. A stopped server costs its disk only.

Prices a month in US dollars, before Server access

| Size | Memory | vCPUs | Disk | CPU idle | CPU at 10% | Most a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| CX2 | 2 GB | 2 | 20 GB | $5.11 | $7.30 | $27.01 |
| CX4 | 4 GB | 2 | 40 GB | $10.22 | $12.41 | $32.12 |
| CX6 | 6 GB | 3 | 60 GB | $15.33 | $18.62 | $48.18 |
| CX8 | 8 GB | 4 | 80 GB | $20.44 | $24.82 | $64.24 |
| CX12 | 12 GB | 5 | 120 GB | $30.66 | $36.14 | $85.41 |
| CX16 | 16 GB | 6 | 160 GB | $40.88 | $47.45 | $106.58 |
| CX24 | 24 GB | 8 | 240 GB | $61.32 | $70.08 | $148.92 |
| CX32 | 32 GB | 10 | 320 GB | $81.76 | $92.71 | $191.26 |
| CX48 | 48 GB | 14 | 480 GB | $122.64 | $137.97 | $275.94 |
| CX64 | 64 GB | 18 | 640 GB | $163.52 | $183.23 | $360.62 |

## What it costs

A server pays for its memory while it runs, the CPU it uses and its disk. The same Minecraft server is priced twice: sleeping when empty, and always on.

## Worked examples

### A Minecraft server for friends that sleeps when empty

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 3 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 365 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $1.10 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 45.625 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $0.68 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $7.74. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.24, plus the Pro plan.

### The same Minecraft server, always on

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 2,920 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $8.76 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 365 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $5.48 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $20.20. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $15.70, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

## The games and software we run

Everything in the order page’s catalogue. Choose it above or when you order, and we install it.

### Games

- Minecraft Java (Included). Paper, Purpur, Folia, Pufferfish, Leaves, Leaf, Vanilla and Spigot for play and plugins. Fabric, Quilt, Forge and NeoForge for mods. Arclight, Mohist and Magma for plugins and mods together. Velocity, BungeeCord and NanoLimbo link servers together.
- Minecraft Bedrock (Included). The Bedrock server, for players on phones, tablets and computers. GeyserMC lets Bedrock players join a Java server.
- Terraria, Valheim and Rust (Included). Terraria with TShock, Valheim and Rust, installed for you.
- Other games (Included). Palworld, Factorio, Satisfactory, Project Zomboid and Mindustry.

### Software

- Databases (Included). MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis, which your apps reach at the server’s address and port.
- Runtimes and apps (Included). Node.js and Python for your own scripts, WordPress for a site, and Lavalink for a Discord music bot.

## Sleep when empty, and how players join

A server that nobody is on does not need to run. Turn this on and it stops when it is empty.

1. [Turn it on](/docs/managed-containers/billing/#sleep). Open the server’s Billing tab and turn on Sleep when empty. It is off until you do.
2. Choose the wait. Choose how long the server waits with nobody on it, from 5 minutes to 24 hours. We start with 10 minutes.
3. Players wake it. A player who joins through a join address starts it again. You can wake it from the dashboard too. While it sleeps it costs its disk only.

When a location is full, a start waits in a queue until there is room. The server’s files, backups and snapshots stay where they are while it sleeps.

### Join addresses, Bedrock and mods

How players reach the server.

- A join address at no charge (Included). Give players a name to type, such as survival-smp.coritan.gg, which keeps the server’s own address hidden. A join address for a server hosted here costs nothing. [Game Shield](/servers/game-connections)
- Minecraft Java (Included). Port 25565, shared by every Java join address. Players type the name alone.
- Minecraft Bedrock (Included). Bedrock players join at the same name and add port 19132. Turn on Bedrock crossplay on a Java server that loads plugins or runs Fabric or NeoForge, and we install Geyser and Floodgate, which let them in. [Let Bedrock players join a Java server](/docs/managed-containers/software/bedrock-crossplay/)
- A floating IP, when a game needs one (Add-on). A game that connects over UDP, such as Rust or Valheim, joins at a floating IP of its own, which DDoS Shield filters at no charge. [Floating IPs](/servers/floating-ips)

## What every server includes

Each game server and database comes with these, whatever its size. A tag says how each one comes.

### Run it

- A console in your browser (Included). Start, stop and restart the server, read its output as it runs and type commands, from any browser.
- Files and SFTP (Included). Edit files in the dashboard’s file manager, or connect an SFTP app to copy whole folders and large files. SFTP listens on port 2022 and signs you in with your account password.
- Schedules (Included). Run commands, restart the server and take snapshots at set times. [Automate a server with schedules](/docs/managed-containers/schedules/)
- Plugins, mods and modpacks (Included). The Marketplace on a server’s Software tab searches sources such as Modrinth and installs what you choose, after it checks the dependencies. [Install plugins, mods and modpacks](/docs/managed-containers/software/plugins-and-mods/)
- Share the server (Included). Give other people access to help run the server, with only the permissions you choose. Billing stays with you.
- Change the software (Included). Change to other software from our catalogue on the Software tab, at any time.

### Data

- Snapshots (Included). Take a snapshot, a full copy of the server’s files, before a big change, and restore it if something goes wrong. A snapshot also starts a new server of a larger size, so a snapshot is how you move to a bigger one.
- Databases for your plugins (Included). Create MariaDB databases on the Databases tab for the plugins and apps that store data.

## Limits

What a game server does not do.

### What to know

- [A free server](/docs/managed-containers/free-servers/): Coritan sells none on coritan.com
- [Server access](/docs/billing/usage-billing/#server-access): Needed to order a server
- [The first deposit](/docs/managed-containers/how-servers-are-billed/#needs): A prepaid account adds it once before a server runs
- [Changing size](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/): A server keeps its size. Order a bigger one from a snapshot
- [The shared address](/docs/platform/network/#traffic-to-a-shared-address): Not filtered by DDoS Shield. Give players a join address, or attach a floating IP to the server
- Games over UDP: Minecraft Bedrock works through a join address. Other UDP games need a floating IP

## Guides for game servers

Our docs explain each step, from the order to your first players.

- [Order a game server](/docs/managed-containers/order-a-server/): Choose the software, the size and the location.
- [Host a Minecraft server](/docs/managed-containers/host-a-minecraft-server/): Set up a world for your friends, step by step.
- [How game servers and databases are billed](/docs/managed-containers/how-servers-are-billed/): Memory, CPU, disk and data out, a stopped server and a worked example.
- [Manage a server’s billing](/docs/managed-containers/billing/): See what a server costs, turn on Sleep when empty and cancel it.
- [Install plugins, mods and modpacks](/docs/managed-containers/software/plugins-and-mods/): Search the Marketplace and install what you choose.
- [Create a join address](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/create-a-join-address/): Choose the name and the game.
- [Take a server snapshot](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/): Save a copy of a server, and move to a bigger one.
- [Game server protection](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/): Keep a game server reachable during an attack.

## Start your game server

Choose the game and a size, and we install it.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?category=games) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Which games and software can I run?**

Minecraft Java and Bedrock, Terraria, Valheim, Rust, Palworld, Factorio, Satisfactory, Project Zomboid and Mindustry. Databases: MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis. Also Node.js, Python, WordPress and Lavalink. The order page lists everything you can choose.

**How does sleeping work, and what does a sleeping server cost?**

A server can stop itself when nobody is on it and start again when a player joins. While it sleeps it costs its disk only. You turn it on, and choose the wait, on the server’s Billing tab.

**Is there a free game server?**

Coritan sells no free server on coritan.com. Every server you order here is billed by what it uses, and an order for the free plan is refused. A brand that Coritan allows can sell a free server on its own storefront.

**What does a Minecraft server cost?**

It depends on the size and on how many hours a day it is on. The two examples on this page price the same server sleeping when empty and always on. A server also needs Server access.

**What do I need before I can order?**

Server access, and for a prepaid account a first deposit that stays in your account as credit. An account billed by invoice needs no deposit.

**Can players on phones and tablets join?**

Yes. Order the Bedrock server, or turn on Bedrock crossplay on a Java server that loads plugins or runs Fabric or NeoForge. Bedrock players join at your join address and add port 19132.

**Can I add mods and plugins?**

Yes. The Marketplace on a server’s Software tab installs plugins, mods and modpacks from sources such as Modrinth, and checks their dependencies first. The software you run decides which kinds it loads.

**Can I change the size later?**

A server keeps the size you ordered. To move to a bigger one, take a snapshot, then order a server of the size you want from that snapshot.

## Service level agreement

URL: https://www.coritan.com/sla

What we commit to about availability, how we measure it and how to make a claim. No plan you buy in the dashboard includes an uptime percentage.

What we commit to about availability, how we measure it and how to make a claim. No plan you buy in the dashboard includes an uptime percentage.

Last updated 12 October 2026

A service level agreement sets how available a service must be, and what we do when it is not. Enterprise agreements can set uptime percentages. This page commits to what we can measure and show you.

## What we commit to

- We watch our services and show the result on the [status page](/status).
- We post incidents and planned maintenance on the status page, and add updates until each one is resolved.
- You can make a claim for an outage on our side, as the section below describes.

## How we measure availability

The [status page](/status) shows the results of these checks:

- We watch every host that runs customers’ servers. A host that stops reporting to us for 3 minutes counts as down.
- A location counts as down when all of its hosts are down, and as having problems when some of them are.
- Email counts as having problems when one of its mail servers is unhealthy or mail stops moving. An email problem does not change the state of the locations.
- We check our website and our API, and the payment services we rely on.
- The status page does not report a live state for storage, DNS or DDoS Shield.

The page checks again every minute. An incident stays on it for 24 hours after we resolve it.

## Incidents and planned maintenance

Our staff post an incident when a service has a problem, and planned maintenance before it starts. Each notice has a timeline of updates, newest first, until we mark it resolved.

## How to make a claim

1. Open a conversation on the [Support page](/support), or email [support@coritan.com](mailto:support@coritan.com) if you cannot sign in.
2. Name the service, say when the outage started and ended, and say what it cost you.
3. Our staff compare your claim with the status page and the service’s own history, and decide each claim. A remedy can be a credit to your account balance.

We set no fixed remedy for an outage. The [terms of service](/legal/terms) apply to every claim.

## Enterprise agreements

An Enterprise agreement can set uptime percentages, maintenance windows, how quickly we respond to an incident, and what we do when we miss them. A product we sell through our sales team, such as bare metal servers, colocation or IP transit, comes with a service agreement of its own, which sets its service levels.

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales) to ask for the terms before you buy.

## Legal documents

- [Terms of service](/legal/terms)
- [Refunds and cancellation](/legal/refunds)
- [Acceptable use policy](/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Fair use policy](/legal/fair-use)
- [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy)
- [Data processing agreement](/legal/dpa)
- [Cookie policy](/legal/cookies)
- [Service level agreement](/sla)

## Host your clients’ sites and servers

URL: https://www.coritan.com/solutions/agencies

Run your clients' websites, email and servers from one account with team roles, or start a hosting brand of your own with the reseller program.

Keep your clients’ websites, email and servers on one account, and tag each service with the client it belongs to. To sell hosting under your own name, join the reseller program.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## What you can host for clients

Each service sits on your account, so you see and pay for every client’s services in one place.

- [Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy): Serve each client’s website through our network, with a free SSL certificate and a firewall. Pro includes 10 websites and Business 50.
- [Mail Hosting](/email/mail-hosting): Mailboxes on your clients’ domains, read in webmail or any mail app. Pro covers 3 mail domains and Business 10.
- [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment): A client’s web service from git, database, game server or static site, in one location or many.
- [Cloud Compute](/servers/cloud-compute): Virtual machines with full root access, for clients who need a whole server.

## What one client site costs

A WordPress site on a server of its own, with its domain, worked out from our current prices. Static sites cost nothing to serve.

## Worked examples

### A small business site on WordPress

CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%. A .com domain.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| WordPress server: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| WordPress server: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| WordPress server: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Domain: .com domain, billed yearly | 1 domain | — | $16.32 a year | $1.36 |

A month costs $12.07. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $7.57, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

Mail has a ceiling too. Pro covers 3 mail domains and Business covers 10. For more than that, an Enterprise agreement sets the number.

## Your team and your clients

- Team members with roles. Invite people with their own sign-in, and give each one a role: Admin, Technical, Billing or Read only. Pro has room for 3 team members, you included, and Business for as many as you need. Each member chooses your account from the account menu in the dashboard, and works in it within their role. [Share your account with a team](/docs/account/team-members/)
- A tag for each client. Label every service with the client it belongs to, then filter your lists by that tag in the dashboard or the API. [Tag your services](/docs/get-started/tags/)
- One account to pay from. Every client’s services bill to your account, and you pay from your credit balance or a saved payment method. [How billing works](/docs/billing/)

## Sell hosting under your own brand

The reseller program gives you an organization: a storefront of your own, products at your prices and customers of your own, running on our servers and network.

[See the reseller program](/partners) · [Start your own hosting brand](/docs/get-started/start-a-hosting-brand/)

### What your organization gets

- A storefront you build on our Organization API
- Products linked to ours, at the prices you set
- Customer accounts that belong to your organization
- A staff console for your team

## Set up your agency account

1. Create your account. Sign up with your agency’s email address. Your account starts on the Free plan.
2. Invite your team and add clients. Invite each person with a role, then add each client’s domains and servers and tag them by client.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Compare every plan](/pricing)

## Guides for agencies

Each guide in our docs takes you through one job, step by step.

- [Share your account with a team](/docs/account/team-members/): Invite people, give each one a role and remove them when they leave.
- [Tag your services](/docs/get-started/tags/): Label services by client so you can filter and find them.
- [Put a website online](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/): Get a domain, run the site on a server and serve it over HTTPS.
- [Set up email for your domain](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/): Verify a client’s domain, create mailboxes and read mail in webmail.
- [Choose or change your plan](/docs/billing/change-account-plan/): Order Pro or Business, move between them, or go back to Free.
- [Start your own hosting brand](/docs/get-started/start-a-hosting-brand/): Create an organization, give it your brand and put a first product on sale.

## Bring your clients to one account

Start on the Free plan, then invite your team and add your clients.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

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### Frequently asked questions

**How many mail domains can I have?**

Pro covers 3 mail domains and Business covers 10. For more than that, an Enterprise agreement sets the number.

**How many people can work in my account?**

Pro has room for 3 team members, you included, and Business for as many as you need. The Free plan is for one person.

**Can my team use the dashboard for my account?**

Each team member chooses your account from the account menu in the dashboard, and works in it within their role. A banner on every page names the account they are working in.

**Can my clients see their own services?**

Anyone on your team can see every service on the account. You can give a client’s own Coritan account access to one App Deployment server, or start a hosting brand and give each client a customer account of their own.

**How do I keep clients apart?**

Tag each service with the client it belongs to, and filter your lists by that tag in the dashboard or the API.

**What does the reseller program cost?**

Creating an organization costs nothing. We keep a cut of the money your customers pay you, tiered by your monthly volume, and you buy the hosting you resell from us below list price.

## Build and run your app

URL: https://www.coritan.com/solutions/developers

Cloud servers, app hosting, object storage and an email API on one account and one bill. You pay for what they use while you build.

Deploy your app from a git repository or run it on a virtual machine, keep files in storage that works with S3 tools, and send email through an API. Servers and web services bill by what they use.

[Deploy your app](/dashboard/order/app-deployment) · [Start free](/sign-up)

- 2,400 API requests a minute from one IP address
- REST API over HTTPS, with an OpenAPI reference
- S3 API for Object Storage
- By use billing on servers and web services

## The parts of your stack

Each one is a service on your account, with its own price and billing cycle.

- [Cloud Compute](/servers/cloud-compute): Virtual machines with full root access, their own disk and a public address, billed by use. The price includes Server access.
- [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment): Your app from a git repository or an image, with a release for each push, or a MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB or Redis database with the software installed for you.
- [Object Storage](/storage/object-storage): Buckets for files and backups that work with the AWS CLI, rclone and S3 SDKs. Egress is free, and 10 GB-month of storage is free each month.
- [SMTP Relay](/email/smtp-relay): Send your app’s email over SMTP or an HTTPS API, and see what happened to each message. The Free plan sends 3,000 a month.

## What a startup stack costs

Two API instances, a database, a bucket and email for a month, worked out from our current prices.

## Worked examples

### A startup API with a database, storage and email

2 instances running 24 hours a day, using 0.7 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 30 million requests and sending 500 GB out. CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 10%. 200 GB stored. 25,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| API: Memory | 1,022 GiB-hours | 100 | $0.0030 | $2.77 |
| API: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | 50 | $0.015 | $1.44 |
| API: Requests | 30 million requests | 10 | $0.15 | $3.00 |
| API: Data out | 500 GB | 100 | $0.0125 | $5.00 |
| PostgreSQL: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| PostgreSQL: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $2.19 |
| PostgreSQL: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Object Storage: Storage | 200 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $2.57 |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 25K | 1 plan | — | $10 a month | $10.00 |

A month costs $36.58. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $19.51, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## Tools for your code

- The API behind the dashboard. The dashboard runs on our REST API. Create an API key in Settings, and your scripts can call the same routes as you. A few routes, such as your password and your team, need you to sign in instead. [Make your first API request](/docs/get-started/first-steps-with-the-api/)
- Email from your code. Send over SMTP, or post to the send API with a key that can only send. Webhooks tell your app what happened to each message. [Send email over HTTPS](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/)
- Storage keys for each bucket. Create an access key for one bucket or all of them, read-only or read-write, and use it with the AWS CLI, rclone or an S3 SDK. [Connect an S3 client](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/)
- Billed by use. We take what each service uses from your credit, and a web service’s stopped or sleeping instance costs nothing. Cancel a service and its charges stop from the next hour. Set a spend limit on a deployment, and we email you as its use nears the limit and when it reaches it. A stopped Cloud Compute instance costs its disk only. [How App Deployment is billed](/docs/managed-containers/how-billing-works/)
- A release for each push. Connect GitHub, and each push to your production branch builds a new release. On Pro and up, every other branch and pull request gets a preview at its own address. GitLab, Gitea, Forgejo and Gogs connect with a webhook. [Deploy from a git repository](/docs/managed-containers/deploy-from-git/)
- Variables for each environment. Give your app the addresses and keys it needs as variables, with different values for each environment, and mark the secret ones. [Environments and variables](/docs/managed-containers/environments-and-variables/)

## Technical specifications

What your code talks to, and the limits it works within.

### API

- Protocol: REST over HTTPS, with JSON in and out
- [Reference](/docs/api/): OpenAPI, generated from the API and published in our docs
- [Authentication](/docs/account/api-keys/): Account API keys, sent as Authorization: Bearer
- Key permissions: Read-only, or able to make every change you can
- IP allow-list: IPv4 and IPv6 addresses or CIDR ranges, per key
- [Rate limit](/docs/api/rate-limits/): 2,400 requests a minute from one IP address
- Action limits: Power, backups and other costly actions have budgets of their own, and answer 429 with Retry-After
- Public routes: GET /products/ and GET /locations, with no access token

### Mail Services

- [Sending](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/): SMTP, or the HTTPS send API with a send API key
- [Webhooks](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/webhooks/): Delivery, bounce and complaint events, signed with HMAC-SHA256

### Storage

- [Object Storage API](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/): S3, with path-style addresses
- Access keys: For one bucket or all of them, read-only or read-write
- Tools: The AWS CLI, rclone, s3cmd and the AWS SDKs

### Billing

- [Usage billing](/docs/billing/usage-billing/): Cloud Compute, game servers and App Deployment bill by use

## Limits

- The API takes 2,400 requests a minute from one IP address. Over that, it answers 429 with a Retry-After header.
- An API key cannot reach your profile, password or API keys, your team, webmail or your organizations. Those routes need you to sign in.
- A read-only key can make GET and HEAD requests and price an order, and it cannot change anything.

## From sign-up to your first deploy

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. The first deposit opens usage billing, and it stays as credit.
2. Deploy what your app needs. Connect a git repository, or choose a database or a Cloud Compute instance, then the locations and how you pay.
3. Connect your code. Give your app the addresses and keys of its database, bucket and mail relay as variables, or sign in to a Cloud Compute instance over SSH.

[Order a cloud server](/dashboard/order/cloud-compute) · [Deploy an app or a database](/dashboard/order/app-deployment)

## Guides for developers

Each guide in our docs takes you through one job, with commands you can copy.

- [Make your first API request](/docs/get-started/first-steps-with-the-api/): Create an API key, list your services with it, and sign in for the routes a key cannot reach, with curl.
- [Get a cloud server](/docs/get-started/get-a-cloud-server/): Make an SSH key, order an instance, sign in over SSH and take a snapshot.
- [Run an app or a database](/docs/get-started/run-an-app-or-a-database/): Deploy code from git, run PostgreSQL on App Deployment and connect the two.
- [Deploy from a git repository](/docs/managed-containers/deploy-from-git/): Connect a repository, choose the production branch and see each push build a release.
- [Connect an S3 client](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/): Point the AWS CLI, rclone or an SDK at your buckets.
- [Choose a compute product](/docs/learn/choose-a-compute-product/): App Deployment and Cloud Compute compared, and which suits your project.

## Start building on Coritan

Your account starts on the Free plan. Add a server when your code is ready to run.

[Deploy your app](/dashboard/order/app-deployment) · [See pricing](/pricing)

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### Frequently asked questions

**How are servers billed?**

App Deployment, game servers and Cloud Compute bill by use: memory and CPU by the second, and disk while it exists. Usage billing opens once you have added a first deposit, which stays as credit, and we take each charge from your credit. A Free account also needs Server access for game servers and virtual machines, and Pro and Business include it. A spend limit you set limits an app.

**Can I deploy from a git repository?**

Connect a repository and choose the production branch. Each push to it builds a new release. GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Forgejo and Gogs connect with a webhook, and a pull request preview needs the GitHub App.

**Which keys can my code use?**

Create an API key on the API keys tab of Settings, and your code can call the API as you. A few routes, such as your password and your team, need you to sign in instead. SMTP Relay has send API keys, and Object Storage has access keys.

**How many requests can my script send?**

The API takes 2,400 requests a minute from one IP address. Some actions, such as power and backups, have a budget of their own. Over a limit, the API answers 429 with a Retry-After header that says how many seconds to wait.

**Can I run a database?**

Deploy MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB or Redis on App Deployment, and we install it for you. On a Cloud Compute instance, you can install any database yourself.

**Does Object Storage work with my S3 tools?**

Buckets work with the tools and code made for Amazon S3, such as the AWS CLI, rclone, s3cmd and the AWS SDKs. Point them at our endpoint and region with an access key.

**How does my app send email?**

Set up SMTP Relay and add your sending domain. Then send over SMTP with a username and password, or over HTTPS with a send API key. The Free plan includes 3,000 emails a month.

## Run a game server for your friends

URL: https://www.coritan.com/solutions/gamers

Run a game server for your friends or your community, with DDoS protection, one address to join and backups. You pay for what the server uses.

Choose a game and a size, and we install the server for you. Your friends join at one short address, and you run the server from your dashboard.

[Order a game server](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?category=games) · [Start free](/sign-up)

## What a game server needs

Your game runs as a game server on our network. Players reach it at a join address or at a floating IP, depending on the game.

- [Game servers](/servers/game-servers): A server for Minecraft, Rust and other games, with the game installed for you and a console and file manager in your dashboard. It bills by use, and the price includes Server access.
- [Game Shield](/servers/game-connections): A join address that carries players to your server through our network. Join addresses for servers hosted here cost nothing.
- [Floating IPs](/servers/floating-ips): An address of your server’s own, which DDoS Shield filters for any game.

## What comes with your server

- One address to join. Players type a name such as survival-smp.coritan.gg, with no IP address or port to remember. Our network checks each connection on the way to your server. For Minecraft Java, Minecraft Bedrock 26.50 and newer, and other games that connect over TCP. [How join addresses work](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/)
- Protection for any game. Attach a floating IP to your server, and DDoS Shield filters every packet sent to it. That covers games that use UDP, such as Rust and Valheim. Traffic sent to the shared address of a server without a floating IP does not pass through DDoS Shield. [Game server protection](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/)
- Daily backups on Pro. On the Pro and Business plans, we back up each game server every day and keep the newest 7. Take snapshots yourself, or add automatic backups to a server as an add-on. Backups count toward your snapshot storage. [Automatic backups](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/#automatic-backups)
- Billed by use. A server bills by the second for its memory and for the CPU it uses. A stopped server costs its disk only. Game servers need Server access, which Pro and Business include. Usage billing opens once you have added a first deposit. [How servers are billed](/docs/managed-containers/how-servers-are-billed/)

## What a Minecraft server costs

Two months for the same server, worked out from our current prices: one that sleeps when nobody plays, and one that runs all month.

## Worked examples

### A Minecraft server for friends that sleeps when empty

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 3 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 365 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $1.10 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 45.625 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $0.68 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $7.74. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.24, plus the Pro plan.

### The same Minecraft server, always on

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 2,920 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $8.76 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 365 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $5.48 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $20.20. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $15.70, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## Start your server in three steps

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. Your account starts on the Free plan, which costs nothing.
2. Order a server. Choose the game, a size and a location. A Free account needs Server access, and the first deposit opens usage billing. We install the game for you.
3. Invite your friends. Create a join address and share it. To let a friend help run the server, give their Coritan account access to it.

[Order a game server](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?category=games) · [See DDoS Shield](/servers/ddos-shield)

## Guides for your game server

Each guide in our docs takes you through one job, step by step.

- [Host a Minecraft server](/docs/managed-containers/host-a-minecraft-server/): Order a Minecraft server, install plugins, invite friends and keep the world safe.
- [Order a server](/docs/managed-containers/order-a-server/): Choose a plan, the game, a location and a name on the order page.
- [Create a join address](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/create-a-join-address/): Give your server a name that players can join with.
- [Game server protection](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/): Which protection suits your game, and where to set it up.
- [Take a server snapshot](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/): Keep a copy of your server, and turn on daily automatic backups.
- [Share a server with other users](/docs/managed-containers/users/): Let a friend help run the server, with the permissions you choose.

## Start your game server

Create an account, choose a game and send your friends the address.

[Order a game server](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?category=games) · [See pricing](/pricing)

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### Frequently asked questions

**Can I run a game server for free?**

No. Coritan sells no free game server. You pay for what each one uses, and a stopped server costs its disk only. Your account starts on the Free plan, which includes DNS and protection for your websites, email and storage at no charge.

**Which games can I host?**

You choose the game on the order page, which lists every game we install, such as Minecraft Java, Minecraft Bedrock and Rust.

**How do my friends join?**

Create a join address for the server, such as survival-smp.coritan.gg, and share it. Minecraft players type only the name. For another game that connects over TCP, players add the port the dashboard shows.

**Is my server protected from DDoS attacks?**

A join address checks each connection before it reaches your server, and players never see the server’s own address. For a game that uses UDP, attach a floating IP: DDoS Shield filters all the traffic sent to it.

**Are backups included?**

On Pro and Business, we back up each game server every day and keep the newest 7. On the Free plan, add automatic backups to a server as an add-on, or take snapshots yourself.

## Put your business online

URL: https://www.coritan.com/solutions/small-business

Put your business online with a domain, a website and email on your own address, on one account and one bill. Start on the Free plan.

Get a domain, a website and email on your own address, all on one account. Start on the Free plan, with no card and no end date.

[Order a WordPress server](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?software=wordpress) · [Start free](/sign-up)

## A domain, a website and email

The Free plan includes Edge Proxy and email for your domain. You pay for the domain by the year, and your site runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

- [Domains](/websites/domains): Register a new domain for your business, or bring the one you have. We hide your contact details from public lookups at no charge.
- [Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy): Serve your website through our network, with a free SSL certificate and a firewall in front of it.
- [Mail Hosting](/email/mail-hosting): Mailboxes on your own domain, such as hello@example.com, that you read in webmail or any mail app.

## What the Free plan gives your business

Every account starts on Free, with no card and no end date.

- DNS and protection for 3 websites. Put each domain in our DNS, and serve its site through Edge Proxy with a free certificate and a firewall. Each domain counts as one website.
- 5 mailboxes. Email on one domain of yours, with 1 GB in each mailbox and webmail to read it in a browser.
- 3,000 emails a month from your website. Send the email your website writes, such as contact form messages and receipts, through SMTP Relay.

The Free plan’s websites include DNS, certificates and protection on our network. The site itself runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

[Run WordPress on App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)

## What a WordPress site costs

A small business site on its own server, with its domain, worked out from our current prices.

## Worked examples

### A small business site on WordPress

CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%. A .com domain.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| WordPress server: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| WordPress server: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| WordPress server: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Domain: .com domain, billed yearly | 1 domain | — | $16.32 a year | $1.36 |

A month costs $12.07. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $7.57, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## Get online in three steps

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. Your account starts on the Free plan, with no card needed.
2. Add your domain. Register a new domain from the dashboard, or add one you own and point it at our nameservers at your registrar.
3. Set up your site and email. Put Edge Proxy in front of the server that runs your site, then create your mailboxes.

[Order a WordPress server](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?software=wordpress) · [Everything the Free plan includes](/free)

## Guides for your website and email

Each guide in our docs takes you through one job, step by step.

- [Put a website online](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/): Get a domain, run your site on a server and serve it over HTTPS.
- [Set up email for your domain](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/): Verify your domain, create a mailbox and read your mail in webmail or a mail app.
- [Add a domain you already own](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/): Keep the domain where it is registered, and host its DNS with us.
- [Move existing mail into a mailbox](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/): Copy your mail across from another provider, such as Gmail or Microsoft 365.
- [Domains and DNS](/docs/learn/domains-and-dns/): What a domain is, and how DNS points it at your site and your email.
- [How email reaches an inbox](/docs/learn/how-email-works/): What MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records do for your email.

## Start with a domain and email

The Free plan needs no card and has no end date. Add a server when your site is ready to go online.

[Order a WordPress server](/dashboard/order/app-deployment?software=wordpress) · [See pricing](/pricing)

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### Frequently asked questions

**What does it cost to start?**

The Free plan costs nothing and needs no card. It includes DNS, certificates and protection for 3 websites, 5 mailboxes on one domain, and 3,000 emails a month sent from your website. You pay for a domain by the year. Your site runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

**Can I keep the domain I already have?**

Your domain can stay registered where it is. Add it to your account and change its nameservers at your registrar to ours, and we host its DNS from then on.

**Do I need a server for my website?**

Your site needs somewhere to run, and the Free plan includes no server. App Deployment can run WordPress, which we install for you, or your own app from a git repository. A Cloud Compute instance or the host you use today works too. Edge Proxy sits in front of it and serves it over HTTPS. A static site is the exception: it needs no server, because our edge serves its files.

**Can I have email without a website?**

Mail Hosting works on its own. Add your domain, create mailboxes and read them in webmail or any mail app, with or without a website on the domain.

**What if my business needs more?**

Pro gives 10 websites, 10 mailboxes of 10 GB on 3 domains, custom firewall rules and 3 team members, you included.

## Service status

URL: https://www.coritan.com/status

Whether our services are working right now, and the incidents and planned maintenance that affect them.

How our services are running right now, and the incidents and planned maintenance that affect them. The page checks again every minute.

## Incidents and maintenance

Each incident and each planned maintenance, with its updates, newest first.

## Locations

Each location, and whether its hosts are working.

## Website, API and payments

Our website and API, and the payment services we rely on.

## Mail Services

Our mail servers, and whether mail is moving. An email problem does not change the state of the locations.

This page does not report a live state for storage, DNS or DDoS Shield.

[How we measure availability](/sla)

## Storage for files, backups and servers

URL: https://www.coritan.com/storage

Object Storage for files and backups, pay as you go with free egress, and Snapshot Storage for archives of your servers. 10 GB-month of Object Storage is free each month.

Object Storage keeps files and backups in buckets that work with S3 tools, and you pay as you go for what you use. Snapshot Storage keeps archives of your game servers that you can restore when you need them. Each month includes some Object Storage at no charge.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## Object Storage and Snapshot Storage

Buckets for the files your apps use, and room for archives of your game servers.

- [Object Storage](/storage/object-storage): Buckets for files and backups that work with S3 tools. You pay as you go, and egress is free.
- [Snapshot Storage](/storage/snapshot-storage): Room for full archives of your game servers’ files, which you can restore onto any of your servers.

## On the Free plan

Every account starts on Free, with no card and no end date.

- 10 GB-month of Object Storage. Keep 10 GB of files and backups for the whole month at no charge, in buckets that work with the tools made for Amazon S3. Each month also includes 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations at no charge.
- Access keys and a file browser. Limit each access key to the buckets it needs, and upload or download files in the dashboard.
- Pay as you go above that. Above the free amounts, you pay for storage by the GB-month (one GB kept for a month) and for operations by the million. Egress is free.

[Everything the Free plan includes](/free)

## What Pro and Business add

Each plan includes everything in the plan before it.

### Pro

More room for files and backups.

- 250 GB-month of Object Storage free each month
- 100 GB more room for snapshots
- Automatic backups on game servers
- 3 team members, you included

### Business

For a team with more data.

- 1,024 GB-month of Object Storage free each month
- 500 GB more room for snapshots
- Free automatic backups on 3 Cloud Compute instances
- Unlimited team members

### Enterprise

Limits and terms agreed with our sales team.

- Storage set in your agreement
- Everything in Business

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

[Compare every plan](/pricing)

## Store your first files

Start free, and pay as you go for what you use above the free amounts each month.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/store-files-and-backups/)


### Frequently asked questions

**What is the difference between Object Storage and Snapshot Storage?**

Object Storage holds the files your apps and tools read and write, in buckets. Snapshot Storage is room for archives of your game servers, which you can restore onto a server.

**How much storage does the Free plan include?**

Each month, the Free plan includes 10 GB-month of Object Storage, 1 million Class A operations and 10 million Class B operations at no charge. Pro raises the storage to 250 GB-month and Business to 1,024 GB-month, and you pay as you go for what you use above that.

**Can I use Object Storage for backups?**

Object Storage suits backups, media, build files and logs that you read and write as whole files. Backup tools that support Amazon S3 can write to it.

**Where is my data stored?**

You choose a region when you create a bucket, from the regions that offer Object Storage, which the Object Storage page lists. Each bucket stays in the region you create it in. You can also replicate a bucket to a bucket in another region.

**What happens when my snapshots need more room?**

Each game server’s plan includes some room. The Pro account plan adds 100 GB, and Business adds 500 GB once the account plans are open. For more, order a Snapshot Storage plan: its size adds to your room, and you can hold more than one.

## Buckets that work with S3 tools

URL: https://www.coritan.com/storage/object-storage

Buckets that work with S3 tools, pay as you go: storage by the GB-month, operations by the million, and free egress. 10 GB-month of storage is free each month.

Keep files, backups and media in private buckets, and reach them from your apps with the tools made for Amazon S3. You pay as you go for storage and requests, and egress is free.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Create Object Storage](/dashboard/order/object-storage)

- Storage billed per GB-month
- Free egress, for the data your buckets send out
- 10 GB-month of storage free each month
- S3 API, for the tools and code made for Amazon S3

## Pricing

Ordering the service costs nothing and needs no card. Each month, we bill what it uses above the free amounts on its renewal invoice.

A GB is 1024³ bytes, and a GB-month is one GB kept for a whole calendar month.

### Pay as you go rates

- Storage. What your buckets hold, averaged over the month, billed per GB-month
- Class A operations. Uploads, copies and listings, billed per million
- Class B operations. Downloads and other reads, billed per million
- Egress. Data your buckets send out to the internet, at no charge

[Create Object Storage](/dashboard/order/object-storage)

### Free each month

Every account gets these at no charge, and they start again on the 1st of each month.

- 10 GB-month of storage on Free, 250 on Pro and 1,024 on Business
- 1 million Class A operations on every plan
- 10 million Class B operations on every plan
- Every Object Storage service on your account shares them

[Compare every plan](/pricing)

## Regions

Choose a region when you create a bucket. A bucket stays in the region you choose, and answers at that region’s endpoint. The page lists the regions that offer Object Storage now.

## Estimate a month

Enter what you expect to store and the requests you expect to make. The estimate takes off your plan’s free amounts first.

In US dollars, for Object Storage alone. We bill the exact use once a month, and round each amount to the cent.

## What counts as Class A and Class B

Each request your buckets answer is a Class A operation, a Class B operation or free. Class A operations write or list, and Class B operations read.

Which requests count as Class A and Class B operations

| Class A operations |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Uploads and copies](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#request-classes) | Each upload, copy or change to a bucket or object setting |
| Multipart uploads | One to start, one for each part and one to finish. A 1 GB file sent in 8 MB parts makes 130. |
| Listings | Each list of your buckets, of the objects in a bucket, or of the parts of a multipart upload |
| Class B operations |  |
| Downloads | Each download of an object |
| Other reads | Each check that an object or a bucket exists, and each read of a bucket setting |
| Free |  |
| Deletes | Deletes of one object or several, and cancelled multipart uploads |
| CORS preflights | The check a browser makes before a page on another site calls your bucket |
| [Refused and failed requests](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#what-we-do-not-count) | Requests we refuse for their signature or permissions, requests we slow down, and errors on our side |
| Our own requests | The file browser’s lists, our hourly measurement and the cleanup after a service ends |

Uploads and downloads in the dashboard’s file browser and through presigned URLs count like requests from your own tools. A request for an object that does not exist still counts.

## Compared with Cloudflare R2 and Amazon S3

Storage and operations cost less than both companies’ list prices, and egress is free.

List prices in US dollars on 1 October 2026

| What you pay for | Cloudflare R2 | Amazon S3 Standard (US East) |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Storage | $0.015 per GB-month | $0.023 per GB-month |
| Class A operations | $4.50 per million | $5.00 per million PUT, COPY, POST and LIST requests |
| Class B operations | $0.36 per million | $0.40 per million GET requests |
| Egress | Free | $0.09 per GB after the first 100 GB a month |
| Free each month | 10 GB-month of storage, 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations | 100 GB of egress |

Each company’s prices are its published list prices on 1 October 2026, and may have changed since. List prices in US dollars for each company's standard storage class, before any discount or commitment. Cloudflare rounds each amount of use up to the next billing unit. We bill the exact use and round only each amount to the cent.

Sources: Cloudflare R2 pricing, developers.cloudflare.com/r2/pricing, last updated 1 October 2026; Amazon S3 pricing, aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing, US East (N. Virginia), S3 Standard.

## Technical specifications

How your tools connect, what a key can reach and how we bill your use.

Object Storage technical specifications

| Connection |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Endpoint](/docs/object-storage/endpoints/#find) | https://s3.<region>.coritan.com:7337, one for each region. The dashboard shows your service’s endpoints. |
| [Ports](/docs/object-storage/endpoints/#ports) | Every region answers on port 7337. A region whose endpoint the dashboard shows with no port also answers on port 443. |
| [Protocol](/docs/object-storage/limits/#connection) | HTTPS with TLS 1.2 or 1.3 |
| [Addressing](/docs/object-storage/endpoints/#addressing-styles) | Path style in every region, with the bucket name first in the path. Virtual-hosted style, with the bucket in the hostname, where the dashboard offers it. |
| Signature | AWS Signature Version 4, the signing method S3 tools use, with any region name |
| Access |  |
| [Buckets](/docs/object-storage/limits/#buckets) | Private at first: every request needs a signature from an access key, or a presigned URL. A bucket can also be served publicly. |
| [Public access](/docs/object-storage/public-access/) | Turn on a bucket’s public URL, or link your own domain, and anyone can read its objects through our edge. Nobody can list the bucket without a key. |
| [Access keys](/docs/object-storage/access-keys/#what-a-key-can-do) | Read only or Read and write, for one bucket or all of them. No key creates or deletes a bucket. |
| [Presigned URLs](/docs/object-storage/objects/#share-a-file-with-a-presigned-url) | One get, put or delete on one object, for 60–3,600 seconds |
| Buckets and objects |  |
| Region | One for each bucket, chosen when you create it |
| [Bucket names](/docs/object-storage/limits/#bucket-names) | 3–63 characters, starting with your account prefix, and unique across your account |
| [Versions](/docs/object-storage/versioning/) | Off until you turn on versioning for the bucket. An upload then keeps the version it replaces, and a delete adds a delete marker. |
| [Object Lock](/docs/object-storage/object-lock/) | Create a bucket with Object Lock, and nobody can delete a version before its retention ends |
| [Dashboard](/docs/object-storage/objects/) | A file browser that uploads, downloads, creates folders and deletes objects |
| Usage and billing |  |
| [Pricing](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#when-you-are-billed) | Pay as you go, billed once a month |
| [Storage](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#gb-month) | Billed per GB-month |
| [Class A operations](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#request-classes) | Billed per million |
| Class B operations | Billed per million |
| [Egress](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#egress) | Free |
| [Free each month](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#free-each-month) | 10 GB-month of storage on Free, 250 on Pro and 1,024 on Business, with 1 million Class A and 10 million Class B operations |
| [A GB](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#gb-month) | 1024³ bytes, and a GB-month is one GB kept for a whole calendar month |
| [Measurement](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#how-we-measure-your-buckets) | Every hour, for every bucket |
| Rounding | We bill the exact use, and round only each amount to the cent |
| [Budgets](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#budgets) | Email alerts at 50%, 80% and 100% of the monthly amount you set. A budget never stops the service. |
| API |  |
| [Client API](/docs/object-storage/#with-the-api) | Services, buckets, access keys, objects, presigned URLs, and storage and request history over HTTPS |
| [Billing through the API](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/#with-the-api) | The month so far, budgets and a CSV file of each month’s use |

## What Object Storage includes

Every Object Storage service includes each of these features.

### Tools and access

- Works with S3 tools. Included. Use the AWS CLI, rclone, s3cmd or an AWS SDK. Give them your endpoint, your region and an access key.
- Access keys you limit. Included. Give each key one bucket or all of them, read-only or read-write, and revoke it when you are done. A key works at every regional endpoint, within a couple of minutes of its creation.
- Presigned links. Included. Share one file without a key. A presigned link lets anyone who has it download, upload or delete one object until it expires. A link from the API lasts up to an hour.

### Buckets and files

- Private until you choose. Included. A new bucket is private. Each request needs a signature from one of your access keys, or a presigned link you created. Nobody can list a bucket without a key, even when you serve it publicly.
- Public URLs and your own domain. Included. Turn on a bucket’s public URL, or link your own domain, so anyone can read its objects. Our edge keeps copies of small objects, and you can clear them. [Serve a bucket publicly](/docs/object-storage/public-access/)
- A file browser in the dashboard. Included. Upload and download files, create folders and delete objects without an S3 tool.
- Your choice of region. Included. Choose a region when you order, and create buckets in any region that offers Object Storage.

### Protection and moving data

- Versioning. Included. Turn it on for a bucket, and an overwrite or a delete keeps what it replaces. List, restore or delete earlier versions. [Keep earlier versions of objects](/docs/object-storage/versioning/)
- Object Lock. Included. Create a bucket with Object Lock so nobody can delete a version before its retention ends, and put a legal hold on versions you must keep. [Protect objects with Object Lock](/docs/object-storage/object-lock/)
- CORS rules. Included. Choose which websites may call a bucket from a browser, with which methods and headers. [Let websites use a bucket](/docs/object-storage/cors/)
- Lifecycle rules. Included. Delete objects some days after upload or from a date, remove old versions and delete markers, and abort unfinished uploads. [Delete objects on a schedule](/docs/object-storage/lifecycle-rules/)
- Replication to another region. Included. Keep a copy of a bucket’s objects in one of your buckets in another region. New and changed objects are copied every 5 minutes. [Replicate a bucket](/docs/object-storage/replication/)
- Migration from another provider. Included. Copy a bucket from Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces or another S3 service. [Migrate objects from another provider](/docs/object-storage/migrate-to-object-storage/)

### Usage and billing

- Usage you can see. Included. The dashboard shows what your buckets hold, the requests they answer and what the month has cost so far. We measure storage every hour.
- Budget alerts. Included. Set a monthly amount on a service, and we email you as its charges for the month grow toward it. A budget sends alerts and never stops the service.
- Usage you can download. Included. Download a month’s use as a CSV file, with a row for each bucket and day, for your records or a finance tool.

## How usage becomes a bill

From the hourly measurement to the line on your invoice.

1. We measure every hour. We record what each bucket holds every hour, and count the Class A and Class B operations it answers.
2. The free amounts come first. Each hour’s use takes from your account’s free amounts for the month, until they run out.
3. We rate the rest. We charge what is left at the rates on this page, and round nothing up to the next GB-month or million.
4. You pay once a month. The service’s renewal invoice has a line for each meter, with the quantity billed. When the service owes nothing, we mark its renewal paid.

## What customers build with Object Storage

### Nightly backups from a server

Create a Read and write key for one bucket, and give it to rclone on the server with your endpoint.

Uses: Object Storage and one access key

[Set up rclone](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/#rclone)

### Files your web app lets visitors upload

Your app asks the API for a put link, and the visitor’s browser uploads the file straight to your bucket.

Uses: Object Storage and presigned URLs from the Client API

[Presign an object](/docs/object-storage/objects/#presign-an-object)

### A private download for one customer

Create a get link that expires within the hour and send it. Anyone who has it can download that one file until then.

Uses: Object Storage and a presigned URL

[Share a file with a presigned URL](/docs/object-storage/objects/#share-a-file-with-a-presigned-url)

### Build files from a CI pipeline

Give your pipeline a key limited to one bucket, and copy each build to it with the AWS CLI.

Uses: Object Storage and the AWS CLI

[Set up the AWS CLI](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/#aws-cli)

## Limits

Each service has these fixed limits.

Object Storage limits

| Buckets |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Buckets on one service](/docs/object-storage/limits/#service) | 25 |
| Objects in one bucket | No fixed number |
| Objects |  |
| [Object key](/docs/object-storage/limits/#objects) | Up to 1,024 bytes |
| Object size | No fixed limit. Send files of several gigabytes with an S3 client, which uploads them in parts. |
| [Entries in one listing](/docs/object-storage/limits/#listing-and-deleting) | 1–1,000 through the API, 200 by default |
| Keys in one delete request | 1–1,000 through the API |
| Keys and links |  |
| [Access keys on one service](/docs/object-storage/limits/#access-keys) | No fixed number |
| [Presigned link from the API](/docs/object-storage/limits/#presigned-urls) | 60–3,600 seconds, 900 by default |
| Service |  |
| [Storage history through the API](/docs/object-storage/limits/#usage-history) | 1–366 days |
| Request history through the API | 1–90 days |
| [After the service ends](/docs/object-storage/order-object-storage/#cancel-the-service) | We keep the objects for 7 days, then delete them with their buckets |

## Guides for Object Storage

Our docs explain each step, from your first bucket to your bill.

- [Object Storage](/docs/object-storage/): How buckets, access keys and the file browser fit together.
- [Order Object Storage](/docs/object-storage/order-object-storage/): Order the service in a region, set a budget, and cancel it when you are done.
- [Create and delete buckets](/docs/object-storage/buckets/): Create a bucket in any region that offers Object Storage, and the naming rules.
- [Create and revoke access keys](/docs/object-storage/access-keys/): Create a key for one bucket or all of them, read-only or read-write.
- [Connect an S3 client](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/): Set up the AWS CLI, rclone, s3cmd or an AWS SDK.
- [How Object Storage is billed](/docs/object-storage/usage-and-billing/): The rates and free amounts, how we count storage and requests, and how budgets work.

## Create your first bucket

Start free, and pay as you go for what you use above the free amounts each month.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Create Object Storage](/dashboard/order/object-storage)


### Frequently asked questions

**Which tools work with Object Storage?**

Tools and code made for Amazon S3 work with it, such as the AWS CLI, rclone, s3cmd and the AWS SDKs. You give them your endpoint, your region and an access key. Every region answers on port 7337 in path style, and some regions also answer on port 443 or in virtual-hosted style, which the dashboard shows.

**Do you charge for egress?**

Egress is free on every plan: we do not charge for the data your buckets send out to the internet. You pay for storage, and for Class A and Class B operations.

**What are Class A and Class B operations?**

They are the requests your buckets answer. Class A operations write or list, such as uploads, copies and listings. Class B operations read, such as downloads. Deletes, CORS preflights and requests we refuse are free.

**What is free each month?**

Every account gets 1 million Class A operations and 10 million Class B operations each month at no charge, and storage by plan: 10 GB-month on Free, 250 on Pro and 1,024 on Business. A GB-month is one GB kept for a whole month. The free amounts start again on the 1st of each month, and what you do not use does not carry over.

**How and when do I pay, and can I set a limit?**

Ordering the service costs nothing and needs no card. Once a month, its renewal invoice lists what it used above the free amounts, with a line for each meter, and you pay it as you pay any renewal. Set a budget on a service, and we email you when its charges for the month reach 50%, 80% and 100% of it. A budget sends alerts only: the service keeps working above it, and we bill what it uses.

**Can I keep earlier versions of my files?**

Yes. Turn on versioning for a bucket, and an overwrite or a delete keeps what it replaces, so you can list and restore earlier versions. Create a bucket with Object Lock when nobody should be able to delete a version before its retention ends. Versions count as stored data.

**What happens to an Object Storage plan I already have?**

We no longer sell plans with a fixed price. A service on one keeps its price and its included storage, and you can switch it to pay as you go at any time on its Overview or Billing tab.

**Can I make a bucket public?**

A new bucket is private. Turn on its public URL, or link your own domain, and anyone can read its objects through our edge. Nobody can list the bucket without a key. To share one file for a short time, create a presigned URL instead.

## Archives of your servers’ files

URL: https://www.coritan.com/storage/snapshot-storage

Keep archives of your game servers’ files, restore one when you need it, or start a new server from it. Order more room for snapshots at any time.

A snapshot is a full archive of a game server’s files, kept on your account. Restore it onto any of your servers, or start a new server from it, and add snapshot room when your snapshots need more than your account has.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/snapshot-storage) · [Read the guide](/docs/snapshots/)

## Plans and prices

Your account has one allowance for all its snapshots. Each Snapshot Storage plan adds its size to it, and plans add up.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/snapshot-storage)

### Your snapshot allowance

It adds up what your services and your account plan include.

- Each game server’s plan includes room for snapshots
- A server’s plan with no figure of its own includes twice its disk
- The Pro account plan adds 100 GB, and Business adds 500 GB once the account plans are open
- Each Snapshot Storage plan adds its size

[How snapshot storage works](/docs/snapshots/storage-allowance/)

## Before you order

Snapshot Storage adds room for snapshots, so it helps once you have a server to snapshot.

1. Have a game server. Snapshots come from game servers. A game server is a paid server: a Free account adds Server access first, and Pro, Business and Enterprise include it. [Game servers](/servers/game-servers)
2. Take a snapshot. Open the server’s Snapshots tab and take one by hand, or let a schedule take them for you. The dialog shows whether the snapshot fits your allowance.
3. Keep it on your account. It counts against your account’s allowance until you delete it, even after the server is gone.
4. Restore it or start a server. Restore it onto any of your servers, or choose it when you order a new game server.

### Keep a Minecraft world before a big change

Take a snapshot of the server before you add mods. If the world breaks, restore the snapshot onto the same server. When you move to a bigger server, start it from the snapshot instead of copying the files by hand.

Uses: A game server and its snapshot allowance

[Take a server snapshot](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/)

[See game servers](/servers/game-servers)

## What Snapshot Storage gives you

Every snapshot on your account can do these, whichever server it came from.

- Full archives of your servers. A snapshot holds every file on a game server, compressed. It belongs to your account, so it stays after the server is gone. A snapshot does not hold the server’s databases.
- Restore onto any server. Restore a snapshot onto the server it came from, or onto any other server on your account.
- A new server from a snapshot. On the order page for a server, choose one of your snapshots as the source. We install its software, then restore its files.
- Snapshots on a schedule. Take snapshots by hand or on a schedule. A schedule makes room by deleting the oldest snapshots it took itself.
- Lock, download or delete. Lock a snapshot so nothing deletes it by accident, download its archive, or delete it to free room.
- A warning before any cleanup. If your account goes over its allowance, we refuse new snapshots until it fits again. We email you a cleanup date, 30 days later, and name the snapshots we would delete.

## Guides for Snapshot Storage

Our docs explain each step, from your first snapshot to a restore.

- [How snapshot storage works](/docs/snapshots/storage-allowance/): How your allowance is worked out, what counts against it and what happens when you go over.
- [Order more snapshot storage](/docs/snapshots/add-snapshot-storage/): Add room when your snapshots need more than your account has.
- [Take a server snapshot](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/): Archive a server from its Snapshots tab, and turn on daily automatic backups.
- [Restore a snapshot onto a server](/docs/snapshots/restore-a-snapshot/): Restore onto the server it came from, or onto any other.
- [Start a server from a snapshot](/docs/managed-containers/order-a-server/#start-from-a-snapshot): Order a game server that starts from one of your snapshots.
- [Lock, download and delete snapshots](/docs/snapshots/manage-snapshots/): Keep a snapshot safe, take a copy of it, or free its room.

## Add room for your snapshots

Order Snapshot Storage when your snapshots need more room than your account has.

[Order now](/dashboard/order/snapshot-storage) · [Read the guide](/docs/snapshots/add-snapshot-storage/)


### Frequently asked questions

**What is in a snapshot?**

A snapshot is a full, compressed archive of a game server’s files. The server’s databases are not in it, so create them again after you restore it onto a new server.

**Do I need a server to use Snapshot Storage?**

Yes. Snapshots come from game servers, so you need one first. A game server is a paid server, so a Free account adds Server access before it can run one, and Pro, Business and Enterprise include it. Snapshot Storage then adds room for the snapshots you take.

**How much snapshot room do I have?**

Your account has one allowance for all its snapshots. Each game server’s plan includes some, and a server’s plan with no figure of its own includes twice its disk. The Pro account plan adds 100 GB and Business 500 GB once the account plans are open, and each Snapshot Storage plan adds its size.

**What happens if my snapshots need more room than I have?**

We refuse new snapshots until your account fits again. We also email you a cleanup date, 30 days later by default. If the account is still over by then, we delete your oldest snapshots.

**Can I start a new server from a snapshot?**

On the order page for a server, choose one of your snapshots as the source. We install the software the snapshot recorded, then restore its files once the install finishes.

**Do Cloud Compute instances use Snapshot Storage?**

A Cloud Compute instance keeps its own snapshots on the same storage as its disk, up to 8 at a time, so they do not use Snapshot Storage. Snapshot Storage holds the snapshots of game servers.

## Get help with Coritan

URL: https://www.coritan.com/support

How to reach Coritan support, how quickly we aim to reply and what to put in your first message.

Open a conversation from your dashboard, or email us if you cannot sign in. This page says where to ask, how fast we aim to reply and what to put in your first message.

[Open a conversation](/dashboard/support) · [See the status page](/status)

## Choose where to ask

Support costs nothing, whatever services you have.

- A service, an invoice or your account. Open a conversation on the Support page of the dashboard. The team replies there, and we email you the replies you have not read on the page. [How conversations work](/docs/support/conversations/)
- You cannot sign in. Email support@coritan.com and say which account it is. Leave out passwords, recovery codes and card numbers. [Email support](mailto:support@coritan.com)
- An attack on your service now. Use the Under attack page to get a reference to quote when you call. A signed-in customer can also open a conversation with Critical priority. [Get help with an attack](/under-attack)
- A quote for a product sold through sales. Bare metal servers, colocation, IP transit, your own IP space with BGP and network-wide DDoS protection are planned with our sales team. [Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)
- Abuse from an address or a service on Coritan. Email abuse@coritan.com with the address or the service it comes from. [Email abuse](mailto:abuse@coritan.com)
- A legal or privacy question. Email legal@coritan.com or privacy@coritan.com. The legal documents answer most questions about the terms. [Read the terms of service](/legal/terms)

## How quickly we reply

Each conversation gets a first-reply target from your plan.

Each plan sets its own first-reply target. The pricing page compares them.

A target is the time we aim to take for a first reply. Our support desk tracks each target and flags a conversation that misses it. It does not promise a solution by then. The [service level page](/sla) covers outages.

## What to put in your first message

A complete first message saves a round of questions.

- The service it is about. In the dashboard, choose it under About a service. In an email, give its name, its address or its service ID.
- What happened, what you expected, and anything you have already tried.
- Any error message exactly as it appears, and when you saw it.
- For a problem you can repeat, the steps that cause it.

Attach screenshots and logs once the conversation is open. Leave passwords, recovery codes and card numbers out of every message.

## What support covers

Support helps with the services on your account, your invoices and the account itself. A conversation belongs to the account that started it, so people you share a server with cannot read it.

A product you buy through our sales team comes with a service agreement, which says what support covers for it. An Enterprise agreement can name a contact for your business.


### Frequently asked questions

**Does support cost anything?**

No. Support costs nothing, whatever services you have.

**How do I open a conversation?**

Select Support in the sidebar of the dashboard, then New conversation. Choose the service it is about, say what happened and what you expected, and send it. We email you the replies you have not read on the page.

**What if I cannot sign in?**

Email support@coritan.com and say which account it is. Leave out passwords, recovery codes and card numbers.

**Where do I report abuse from Coritan?**

Email abuse@coritan.com with the address or the service it comes from.

## How we protect your account and your data

URL: https://www.coritan.com/trust

How we protect your account and your data: sign-in security, staff access, snapshots and backups, protection from attacks, and how to report a security problem.

What keeps your account safe, who at Coritan can reach it, how you keep copies of your servers and how to tell us about a security problem.

## Keep your account yours

A second step at sign-in, sessions you can see and end, and keys that do only what you allow.

- Two-factor authentication. With it on, signing in takes your password and a six-digit code from an authenticator app on your phone. Someone who learns your password still cannot sign in. We send no codes by text message or email. Ten recovery codes let you in if you lose the phone. [Turn on two-factor authentication](/docs/account/two-factor-authentication/)
- Sessions you can end. The Security tab of Settings lists every browser and script signed in to your account, with its address and when it was last active. Sign out one of them, or every device but the one you are using, and within 10 seconds it can no longer reach your account. Changing your password does the same. [Sign out and end sessions](/docs/account/sessions/)
- Passwords and connections. We store a one-way hash of your password (bcrypt), so nobody at Coritan can read it. coritan.com tells browsers to reach it over HTTPS only, so what you send us is encrypted on the way. [Change your password](/docs/account/password/)
- API keys. Create a key for each script, with only the permissions it needs and the addresses it may be used from. We email you when a key is created, and you can revoke a key at any time. A script sends its key as Authorization: Bearer and calls the Coritan API as you. Your password, your team and your API keys still need you to sign in. [Manage API keys](/docs/account/api-keys/)

## Who at Coritan can reach your account

Our staff work in an admin console of their own, with separate accounts and safeguards of its own.

- The admin console answers only at its own address, admin.coritan.com. Staff sign in there with staff accounts, which are separate from customer accounts.
- Its sign-in checks that a person is signing in, with Cloudflare Turnstile, and stops an address that keeps getting the password wrong.
- Each member of staff has a role, and the role decides what they can see and change.
- The console records the changes staff make in an audit log.

## Keep copies of your servers

Snapshots and backups hold a copy of a server’s files, and you decide when to take one and when to restore it.

- Snapshots. Take a snapshot of a server whenever you like, or on a schedule. It belongs to your account, so it stays after you delete the server, and you can restore it onto that server or another of yours. Lock a snapshot so that nobody deletes it by mistake. [Snapshots and backups compared](/docs/snapshots/snapshots-and-backups/)
- Automatic backups. A server can have a backup taken each day, with the last 7 kept. They come with the plans that include them, and you can add them to a paid server. The pricing page says which. [Take a server snapshot](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/)
- A snapshot before we remove a server. When we remove a server because it was cancelled or not paid for, we take a snapshot of it first, so you can get the server back. When you cancel a server, you can choose not to keep one.

Snapshots and backups do not hold a server’s databases. [Back up a database](/docs/managed-containers/databases/)

## Protection from attacks

DDoS Shield filters attack traffic where it enters our network, before it reaches your server.

DDoS Shield checks the traffic sent to your floating IPs at the points where it enters our network, so it drops an attack before the attack reaches your server. It covers every floating IP from the moment we assign it, and nothing needs switching on when an attack starts.

A server without a floating IP, such as a web service, is reached on the shared address of its machine, which DDoS Shield does not filter. Attach a floating IP to put the server behind it.

[DDoS Shield](/servers/ddos-shield) · [Get help with an attack now](/under-attack)

## Report a security problem

Tell us about a weakness you found in Coritan. This is our vulnerability policy, and the same contact details are in our security.txt file.

### Where to send a report

Email [support@coritan.com](mailto:support@coritan.com) with Security in the subject, and say what you found. If you have an account, you can open a conversation on the [Support page of the dashboard](/dashboard/support) instead. Our [security.txt](/.well-known/security.txt) file has the same contact.

### What to include

- What you found, and where you found it.
- The steps that show it, and the time you saw it.
- Nothing that belongs to someone else: leave out passwords, recovery codes, card numbers and other people’s data.

### What we ask of you

- Report the problem to us privately, and give us time to fix it before you tell anyone else.
- Test only against accounts and services you own.
- Do not read, change or delete another customer’s data.
- Do not run a test that makes a service slow or unavailable, and do not use social engineering against our staff.
- Do no more than it takes to show that the weakness exists.

### What we do

We look into each report and tell you what we decide.

### Other reports

- For spam, an attack or other abuse from an address or a service on Coritan, email [abuse@coritan.com](mailto:abuse@coritan.com).
- For a question about your personal data, email [privacy@coritan.com](mailto:privacy@coritan.com).


### Frequently asked questions

**What if I lose the phone with my authenticator app?**

Sign in with one of the ten recovery codes you saved when you turned on two-factor authentication. Each code works once. Without the phone and without a code, only Coritan support can let you back in.

**How do I sign out a device I no longer have?**

Open the Security tab of Settings, find the device on the Sessions card and sign it out. Within 10 seconds, it can no longer reach your account.

**Does Coritan back up my servers?**

A plan that includes automatic backups takes one for each of your servers every day, and you can add them to a paid server on any plan. You can also take a snapshot whenever you like, and we try to take one before we remove a server. Neither holds a server’s databases.

**How do I report a weakness in Coritan?**

Email support@coritan.com with the steps that show it, and keep the details private until we have fixed it. The report a security problem section of this page says what to include and what we ask of you.

**Where do I report spam or an attack coming from Coritan?**

Email abuse@coritan.com with the address or the service it comes from.

## Get help with an attack in progress

URL: https://www.coritan.com/under-attack

Report an attack in progress. You get a reference to quote when you call, and our network has 1.4+ Tbps of network capacity.

Tell us about the attack. The form gives you a reference to quote when you call.

## Request help

Use this form only for an attack that is happening now. For anything else, use the contact page.

Give your name and email address, what is being attacked, the target IP address or domain, the attack type if you know it, when it started and a description. Your phone number, company and current hosting provider are optional.

## What happens next

- We save your request and give you a reference.
- If the attack is still under way, call +1 (302) 606-0504 and quote the reference.
- Where your service runs decides what protection fits. A floating IP on Coritan is already filtered by DDoS Shield.

## Other ways to reach us

Call [+1 (302) 606-0504](tel:+13026060504) and quote your reference.

A signed-in customer can also open a conversation on the [Support page](/dashboard/support) with Critical priority.

## What our network does

- 1.4+ Tbps of network capacity
- Under 3 seconds to detect an attack
- DDoS Shield filters network and transport traffic.

## Run servers for a game community

URL: https://www.coritan.com/use-cases/game-community

Run game servers for a community: servers that sleep when empty, a join address your players remember, DDoS filtering and backups, with the cost worked out.

A community needs a server that is there when people play, an address they can remember, and protection when someone attacks it. You pay for the hours the server runs, and a server that sleeps when empty costs less.

[Order a game server](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment%3Fcategory%3Dgames) · [Start free](/sign-up)

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## What a community server needs

- The game server. Minecraft, Rust and other games, installed for you, with a console and a file manager in your dashboard. [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)
- One address to join. Players type a name such as survival-smp.coritan.gg. A join address for a server hosted here costs nothing. [Game Shield](/servers/game-connections)
- Protection for any game. Attach a floating IP to the server, and DDoS Shield filters the traffic sent to it. That covers games that use UDP. [DDoS Shield](/servers/ddos-shield)
- Backups. Take snapshots yourself, or turn on automatic backups for a server. [Take a server snapshot](/docs/managed-containers/snapshots/)

## What it costs

Two estimates for the same server: one that sleeps when nobody plays, and one that runs all month. Change the hours to match your community.

## Worked examples

### A Minecraft server for friends that sleeps when empty

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 3 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 365 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $1.10 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 45.625 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $0.68 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $7.74. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $3.24, plus the Pro plan.

### The same Minecraft server, always on

CX4 with 4 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 40 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 25%.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Minecraft server: Memory | 2,920 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $8.76 |
| Minecraft server: CPU | 365 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $5.48 |
| Minecraft server: Disk | 29,200 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $1.46 |

A month costs $20.20. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $15.70, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## From sign-up to your first players

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. The Free plan needs no card. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Order a server. Choose the game, a size and a location. [Read the guide](/docs/managed-containers/host-a-minecraft-server/)
3. Create a join address. Choose a name, and share it with your players. [Read the guide](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/create-a-join-address/)
4. Protect the server. For a game that uses UDP, attach a floating IP to the server. [Read the guide](/docs/ddos-shield/game-protection/)

## What is not included

- Coritan sells no free game server. Every server you order is billed by what it uses.
- Traffic sent to the shared address of a server without a floating IP does not pass through DDoS Shield.

## Start your community’s server

Create an account, choose a game and send your players the address.

[Order a game server](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment%3Fcategory%3Dgames) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Can I run a game server for free?**

No. Coritan sells no free game server. You pay for what each server uses, and a server that sleeps when empty costs less than one that runs all month.

**How do my players join?**

Create a join address for the server, such as survival-smp.coritan.gg, and share it. A join address for a server hosted here costs nothing.

**Is my server protected from attacks?**

A join address checks each connection before it reaches your server. For a game that uses UDP, attach a floating IP: DDoS Shield filters the traffic sent to it.

## Run a hobby app

URL: https://www.coritan.com/use-cases/hobby-app

Deploy a hobby web app from git. It sleeps when nobody visits, and every account has free memory, CPU, requests and data out each month.

A web app that few people visit needs very little. It sleeps when it is idle, and the free amounts every account gets each month can cover it. A one-time deposit unlocks usage billing and stays as credit.

[Deploy your app](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [Start free](/sign-up)

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## What every account gets free each month

These amounts are shared by all your web services, and they start again each month.

## What servers cost, by use

Web services and static sites need no plan and no size. You pay for the memory and CPU they use, the requests they answer and the data they send out, after the free amounts below. Virtual machines and game servers pay for memory while they run, the CPU they use and their disk for as long as they exist.

Prices by use, in US dollars

| Meter | Price | Free each month on every account | Free each month with Server access |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Memory | $0.0030 per GiB-hour | 100 GiB-hours | None |
| CPU, the CPU you use | $0.015 per vCPU-hour | 50 vCPU-hours | None |
| Disk | $0.00005 per GB-hour | — | None |
| Requests to web services | $0.15 per million | 10 million | — |
| Data out, North America and Europe | $0.0125 per GB | 100 GB in any region | 1,000 GB |
| Data out, Oceania | $0.025 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Data out, everywhere else | $0.02 per GB | The same GB | 500 GB |
| Builds | $0.0025 per minute | 3,000 minutes | — |
| Logs | $0.125 per GB | 15 GB | — |

- Server access costs $4.50 a month, or $3.60 a month billed yearly, and Pro and Business include it. It includes data out and no memory, CPU or disk.

## Two ways to run it

- A web service from git. Deploy from a git repository or an image. An instance sleeps after a short time with no visitors, wakes on the next request, and costs nothing while it sleeps. [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)
- A static site. Our edge serves its files at no charge, under a fair use limit of 25 MiB per file. A static site needs no deposit. [Static sites](/docs/managed-containers/static-sites/)

## What it costs

The estimate prices one small instance that is awake a few hours a day. Change the inputs to match your app.

## Worked examples

### A hobby web app that scales to zero

1 instance running 2.4 hours a day, using 0.5 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 0.5 million requests and sending 2 GB out.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Web app: Memory | 36.5 GiB-hours | 36.5 | $0.0030 | $0.00 |
| Web app: CPU | 7.3 vCPU-hours | 7.3 | $0.015 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Requests | 0.5 million requests | 0.5 | $0.15 | $0.00 |
| Web app: Data out | 2 GB | 2 | $0.0125 | $0.00 |

A month costs $0.00.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## From sign-up to a running app

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. The Free plan needs no card. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Add credit. The first deposit unlocks usage billing for a web service and stays as credit. A static site needs none. [Read the guide](/docs/billing/add-credit/)
3. Deploy your app. Connect a repository or an image, choose a location and give the service a name. [Read the guide](/docs/managed-containers/deploy-from-git/)

## What to know

- An app that grows past the free amounts is billed by what it uses, at the prices on Pricing.
- You can set a spend limit on a service, and we email you as use nears it.

## Deploy something small

Start on the Free plan, then deploy your first app.

[Deploy your app](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Does a hobby app cost anything?**

It can cost nothing. An instance that sleeps costs nothing while it sleeps, and the free amounts cover a small app. A one-time deposit unlocks usage billing and stays as credit.

**What is the difference between a web service and a static site?**

A web service runs your code on an instance. A static site is files that our edge serves, so it runs no code and needs no deposit.

**What happens when the app grows?**

Use past the free amounts is billed by what the app uses. You can set a spend limit on a service, and we email you as use nears it.

## Host an online store

URL: https://www.coritan.com/use-cases/online-store

Host an online store on Coritan: a server for the store, a domain, a certificate, product images in storage and order emails, with the cost worked out from our prices.

You bring the store software. It runs on a server you choose, with a domain, a certificate, a bucket for product images and a way to send order emails. WordPress is one of the choices on the order page.

[Order a server for your store](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [Start free](/sign-up)

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## What a store needs

- A server for the store. Run WordPress from the catalogue, or deploy your own store from a git repository or an image. [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)
- A domain, a certificate and a firewall. Edge Proxy serves the store over HTTPS in front of your server, with a free certificate and a firewall. [Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy)
- Product images and backups. Keep images in a bucket and serve them from a public address. Data out is free. [Object Storage](/storage/object-storage)
- Order emails. Send receipts and shipping notices over SMTP or an HTTPS API, with delivery reports. [SMTP Relay](/email/smtp-relay)
- A mailbox for customer questions. Mailboxes on your own domain, read in webmail or a mail app. [Mail Hosting](/email/mail-hosting)

## What it costs

The first estimate prices the store’s server and its domain. The second prices a month of email from the store. Change the inputs to match your shop.

## Worked examples

### A small business site on WordPress

CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%. A .com domain.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| WordPress server: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| WordPress server: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| WordPress server: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Domain: .com domain, billed yearly | 1 domain | — | $16.32 a year | $1.36 |

A month costs $12.07. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $7.57, plus the Pro plan.

### A newsletter of 40,000 emails a month

40,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 50K | 1 plan | — | $15 a month | $15.00 |

A month costs $15.00.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## From sign-up to a store online

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. The Free plan needs no card. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Order the server. Choose WordPress or your own software on the order page, a location and a name. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/)
3. Add your domain and certificate. Add the domain to Domain Management and put Edge Proxy in front of the server. [Read the guide](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/)
4. Set up order email. Verify your sending domain in SMTP Relay, and send from your store over SMTP or the HTTPS API. [Read the guide](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/)

## What is not included

- This page covers hosting a store you run yourself. Taking your customers’ payments comes from the store software you choose.
- We do not install store software other than what the order page lists.

## Guides for your store

- [Put a website online](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/): Get a domain, run your site on a server and serve it over HTTPS.
- [Store files and backups](/docs/get-started/store-files-and-backups/): Create a bucket and connect your tools to it.
- [Send email over HTTPS](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/): Send a message with a key that can only send.

## Open your store

Start on the Free plan, then order the server.

[Order a server for your store](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Which store software can I run?**

Anything that runs on a server you choose. The order page lists the software we install, including WordPress, and you can deploy your own store from a git repository or an image.

**Can I send order emails from my store?**

Yes. Set up SMTP Relay with your sending domain, and send over SMTP or the HTTPS API. Delivery reports show what happened to each message.

**Where do my product images live?**

Put them in an Object Storage bucket and serve it from a public address. Serving a bucket publicly needs an account with a saved payment method, credit or a paid invoice.

## Run a startup on one account

URL: https://www.coritan.com/use-cases/startup

Run a startup’s API, database, file storage and email on one Coritan account, with the monthly cost worked out from our prices.

A startup’s API needs somewhere to run, a database, a place for files and a way to send email. They share one account and one bill, and you pay for each by what it uses.

[Deploy your API](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [Start free](/sign-up)

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## What the stack is made of

- Your API. Deploy it from a git repository or a container image. Each push to your production branch builds a release. [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)
- A database. MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB or Redis, installed for you, which your API reaches at the server’s address and port. [Run an app or a database](/docs/get-started/run-an-app-or-a-database/)
- Files and backups. Buckets that work with the AWS CLI, rclone and S3 SDKs. Data out is free. [Object Storage](/storage/object-storage)
- Email from your code. Send over SMTP or an HTTPS API, and see what happened to each message. [SMTP Relay](/email/smtp-relay)

## What it costs

The estimate prices two always-on API instances, a database server, a bucket and a month of email. Change the inputs to match your traffic.

## Worked examples

### A startup API with a database, storage and email

2 instances running 24 hours a day, using 0.7 GiB and 0.1 vCPU each, answering 30 million requests and sending 500 GB out. CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 10%. 200 GB stored. 25,000 emails a month.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| API: Memory | 1,022 GiB-hours | 100 | $0.0030 | $2.77 |
| API: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | 50 | $0.015 | $1.44 |
| API: Requests | 30 million requests | 10 | $0.15 | $3.00 |
| API: Data out | 500 GB | 100 | $0.0125 | $5.00 |
| PostgreSQL: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| PostgreSQL: CPU | 146 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $2.19 |
| PostgreSQL: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Object Storage: Storage | 200 GB-month | 10 | $0.0135 | $2.57 |
| SMTP Relay: Relay 25K | 1 plan | — | $10 a month | $10.00 |

A month costs $36.58. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $19.51, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## From sign-up to your first deploy

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. Add credit when you order something that bills by use. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Deploy your API. Connect a git repository or an image, choose a location and give the service a name. [Read the guide](/docs/managed-containers/deploy-from-git/)
3. Run the database. Order the database as a server on App Deployment, and give the API its address as a variable. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/run-an-app-or-a-database/)
4. Connect storage and email. Create an access key for a bucket, and set up SMTP Relay with your sending domain. [Read the guide](/docs/object-storage/connect-an-s3-client/)

## What the estimate assumes

- The API and the database run all month. A web service that sleeps when idle costs less.
- Memory and CPU are the amounts the instances use, not the largest they may grow to.
- The estimate counts the free amounts every account gets each month, and Server access, which the database server needs.

## Guides for developers

- [Make your first API request](/docs/get-started/first-steps-with-the-api/): Create an API key and list your services with it.
- [Deploy from a git repository](/docs/managed-containers/deploy-from-git/): Connect a repository, choose the production branch and get a preview for each pull request.
- [Send email over HTTPS](/docs/mail/smtp-relay/send-with-the-api/): Send a message with a key that can only send.
- [Choose a compute product](/docs/learn/choose-a-compute-product/): App Deployment and Cloud Compute compared, and which suits your project.

## Build on one account

Start on the Free plan, then deploy your first service.

[Deploy your API](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Can the API and the database share one account?**

Yes. Everything you order sits on one account with one bill, and you tag each service with the project it belongs to.

**Does the estimate include the free amounts?**

Yes. The estimate takes the free amounts every account gets each month from the total, and shows Server access, which the database server needs.

**Can I deploy from git?**

Yes. Each push to your production branch builds a release. A GitLab, Gitea, Forgejo or Gogs repository connects with a webhook.

## Run a WordPress site

URL: https://www.coritan.com/use-cases/wordpress-site

Run a WordPress site on Coritan: a domain, a server that runs WordPress, certificates and email on your domain, with the monthly cost worked out from our prices.

A small business site needs a domain, a server that runs WordPress and email on the same domain. The Free plan covers the DNS, the certificate and the mailboxes. You pay for the server and for the domain.

[Order a WordPress server](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment%3Fsoftware%3Dwordpress) · [Start free](/sign-up)

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## What the site is made of

- A server that runs WordPress. Choose WordPress on the order page and we install it. It keeps its pages in a database, which you create on the server’s Databases tab. [App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment)
- A domain with DNS. Get a domain from us, or add the one you own and point its nameservers at ours. The DNS is free on every plan. [Domains](/websites/domains)
- A certificate and a firewall. Edge Proxy serves the site over HTTPS with a free certificate and a firewall in front of it. The domain counts as one of your plan’s websites. [Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy)
- Email on your domain. Mailboxes on your own domain, read in webmail or in a mail app. [Mail Hosting](/email/mail-hosting)

## What it costs

The estimate prices a small server that runs all month with the CPU at a low share, plus one domain at its yearly price. Change the inputs to match your site.

## Worked examples

### A small business site on WordPress

CX2 with 2 GB of memory, 2 vCPUs and 20 GB of disk, running 24 hours a day with the CPU at 5%. A .com domain.

| What | Used | Free | Price | Amount |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| WordPress server: Memory | 1,460 GiB-hours | — | $0.0030 | $4.38 |
| WordPress server: CPU | 73 vCPU-hours | — | $0.015 | $1.10 |
| WordPress server: Disk | 14,600 GB-hours | — | $0.00005 | $0.73 |
| Domain: .com domain, billed yearly | 1 domain | — | $16.32 a year | $1.36 |

A month costs $12.07. That includes Server access at $4.50.

On a Pro account the same month costs $7.57, plus the Pro plan.

Each month assumes none of the free amounts is used yet, and prices are in US dollars before any promo code.

## From sign-up to a live site

1. Create your account. Sign up with your email address. The Free plan needs no card. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/create-an-account/)
2. Order the server. Choose WordPress, a location and a name on the order page. We install WordPress for you. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/)
3. Create the database. Open the server’s Databases tab, create a database, and enter its details in WordPress’s setup. [Read the guide](/docs/managed-containers/databases/)
4. Point your domain and add email. Add the domain to Domain Management, put Edge Proxy in front of the server, then create your mailboxes. [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/)

## What is not included

- After the install, you run WordPress from its own admin pages. Its updates, plugins and themes are yours.
- The Free plan includes no server, so the server is the main cost of the site.
- A static site needs no server, but WordPress is not a static site.

## Guides for your site

- [Put a website online](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/): Get a domain, run your site on a server and serve it over HTTPS.
- [Add a domain you already own](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/): Keep the domain where it is registered, and host its DNS with us.
- [Set up email for your domain](/docs/get-started/set-up-email-for-your-domain/): Verify your domain, create a mailbox and read your mail in webmail.
- [Move existing mail into a mailbox](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/move-mail-in/): Copy your old mail across from another provider.

## Put your site online

Start on the Free plan, then order the server.

[Order a WordPress server](/sign-up?next=%2Fdashboard%2Forder%2Fapp-deployment%3Fsoftware%3Dwordpress) · [See pricing](/pricing)


### Frequently asked questions

**Does the Free plan include a server for WordPress?**

No. The Free plan covers the DNS, the certificate and the mailboxes for your site. WordPress runs on a server you order, and you pay for it by what it uses.

**Do I need a domain of my own?**

You can claim a free name under coritan.gg and use it for a website. A domain of your own costs its yearly price.

**Can I move my existing WordPress site?**

Your site’s files and database move by hand, and your email moves with an import. Add the domain to Domain Management when you are ready to point it at us.

## Put your website online and keep it safe

URL: https://www.coritan.com/websites

Register a domain, manage its DNS, get free SSL and serve your site through our edge proxy with a firewall. The Free plan includes DNS and protection for 3 websites.

Register a domain, manage its DNS (the address book that points your domain at your site) and serve the site through Edge Proxy. Each site gets a free SSL certificate for HTTPS and a firewall in front of it. The Free plan covers 3 websites, and each one runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

## Domains, DNS, Edge Proxy and SSL

Use one of them or all of them. A domain you register here starts on our DNS, and Edge Proxy gets a free certificate for each site you put behind it.

- [Domains](/websites/domains): Search for a name, see what each ending costs, and register a domain or transfer one you own. We hide your contact details from public lookups at no charge.
- [DNS](/websites/dns): Keep your domains’ records on our DNS, with every common record type and load balancing across servers. Included with every plan.
- [Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy): Serve your site through our network with free SSL, a managed firewall and caching of static files. Included with every plan.
- [SSL](/websites/ssl): A free certificate for each site, renewed for you, and your own certificate when you want to use it. Included with every plan.
- [Free coritan.gg names](/websites/coritan-gg): Claim a name such as alex.coritan.gg for a site, mailboxes or a game server before you own a domain.

## On the Free plan

Every account starts on Free, with no card and no end date.

- 3 websites. Each domain in our DNS counts as one website, and so does a web proxy for an address outside your domains.
- Free SSL certificates. Edge Proxy gets a certificate for each site, so visitors reach it over HTTPS. We renew each one when 30 days are left.
- A managed firewall. Rules we keep up to date block common attacks on websites. A suspicious visitor gets a check that asks them to confirm they are human.
- 1 load balancer. Spread visitors across your servers, and send them only to the servers that pass a health check.
- Caching of static files. Edge Proxy keeps copies of images, fonts, audio and video, so your server sends each file less often.
- A free coritan.gg name. Claim a name such as alex.coritan.gg for a site before you have a domain. It counts as one of your websites. [Free coritan.gg names](/websites/coritan-gg)

The Free plan’s websites include DNS, certificates and protection on our network. The site itself runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

[Run WordPress on App Deployment](/servers/app-deployment) · [Everything the Free plan includes](/free)

## What Pro and Business add

Each plan includes everything in the plan before it.

### Pro

More websites, with custom firewall rules and your own certificates.

- 10 websites and 5 load balancers
- 20 custom firewall rules
- Cache settings, and clearing the cache
- Your own certificates
- Wildcard certificates for every name under a domain

### Business

For a team, with rate limiting rules and country rules.

- 50 websites and 25 load balancers
- 100 custom firewall rules
- 10 rate limiting rules
- Country rules, which match a visitor’s country
- Everything in Pro

### Enterprise

Limits and terms agreed with our sales team.

- Unlimited websites and load balancers
- 1,000 custom firewall rules
- 100 rate limiting rules
- Everything in Business

[Talk to sales](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

[Compare every plan](/pricing)

## Add-ons

An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.

- Websites Pack: 10 more websites for your account, without a change of plan.

## Put your first website online

Start on the Free plan with DNS, free certificates and a firewall for 3 websites.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/)


### Frequently asked questions

**What counts as a website?**

Each domain you add to our DNS counts as one website, and so does each free coritan.gg name you claim. A web proxy for a name outside your domains counts as one more, while a proxy for a name under one of your domains does not. The Free plan includes 3, Pro 10 and Business 50.

**Where do the files of my site live?**

On a server you pay for, or on a host you already use. A Cloud Compute instance runs what you install on it, and a game server or web service runs from the product you choose in the dashboard. Edge Proxy sits in front of the server and passes your visitors through. A static site, whose build makes only files, can live on our edge instead.

**Do I have to register my domain with you?**

You can keep your domain at its current registrar and point it at our nameservers. Edge Proxy also works for a domain whose DNS stays with another provider.

**What happens when I reach 3 websites on Free?**

Your sites keep working. We refuse a fourth until you move to a larger plan or add a Websites Pack, which adds 10 more. A registered domain and a free coritan.gg name each use one.

**Do SSL certificates cost extra?**

Certificates from Edge Proxy cost nothing on any plan, and we renew them for you. From Pro, you can also upload a certificate you bought elsewhere, or use a wildcard certificate for every name under a domain.

## A free name before you own a domain

URL: https://www.coritan.com/websites/coritan-gg

Claim a free name such as alex.coritan.gg for a website, mailboxes or a game server’s address before you own a domain. Each name uses one of your websites.

Claim a free name such as alex.coritan.gg and use it for a website, mailboxes or a game server’s address, before you own a domain. The name costs nothing and needs no renewal. It stays on your account while its DNS zone exists.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/)

- 3 names for each account
- Free, with no renewal
- DNSSEC on, with no step from you

## What you can use a name for

A claimed name works like a domain you own.

- A website. Create a web proxy for alex.coritan.gg or www.alex.coritan.gg. We also request a wildcard certificate for the name, which covers it and every name directly under it. [Create a web proxy](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/create-a-web-proxy/)
- Mailboxes. Use the name as a Mail Hosting domain, such as you@alex.coritan.gg, or as an SMTP Relay sending domain. We publish the mail records for the name ourselves. [Add a domain to Mail Hosting](/docs/mail/mail-hosting/add-a-domain/)
- A game server’s address. Use a name under yours, such as play.alex.coritan.gg, as the address players type. The name itself cannot be a join address. [Use your own domain for a join address](/docs/proxies/join-addresses/custom-domain/)
- Records of your own. The name is a DNS zone on your account. Add any record the zone takes, and turn on a proxy for an address record. [Add, edit and delete DNS records](/docs/websites/dns/manage-dns-records/)

## Each name uses a website

Each name is a DNS zone, so it counts as one of your websites. Plan limits on websites apply once the plans are open.

The Free plan’s websites include DNS, certificates and protection on our network. The site itself runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

[What counts as a website](/docs/billing/account-plans/#what-each-plan-includes)

## How to claim one

1. Open the claim form. In the dashboard, open the Domain Management page and choose Get a free coritan.gg name. Right after you sign up, the dashboard opens it for you.
2. Type a name. The form checks the name as you type and says when it is free. It also offers up to three names made from your profile.
3. Claim it. We create the name’s DNS zone on your account, add its records to coritan.gg and request its wildcard certificate.

## The weekly certificate limit

Every name under coritan.gg shares one weekly allowance of new certificates.

Certificates for coritan.gg names

| Weekly allowance |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Why it is shared](/docs/websites/ssl/#issuance-limit) | Certificate authorities limit the certificates they issue for one registered domain each week, and every claimed name sits under coritan.gg |
| Our limit | Up to 45 from the first authority and 90 from each of the other two, for all names under coritan.gg together |
| [When it is used up](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/#request-the-wildcard-certificate-again) | A claim still works, but we do not order its wildcard certificate. Request it again once the week has turned. |

## Limits

What a name allows and what it does not.

Free coritan.gg name limits

| Names |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Names one account can hold](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/#limits) | 3 |
| Length of a name | 3–32 characters |
| [Characters](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/#name-rules) | Lowercase letters, digits and hyphens, with no hyphen at either end and no two hyphens in a row |
| Reserved names | Names such as www, mail, api and support, and any name a join address already uses |
| Websites and zones |  |
| [Websites](/websites/dns) | Each name is a DNS zone, so it counts as one of your websites. Your plan’s limit on websites applies once the plans are open, and we then refuse a claim that would take your account past it. |
| DNS zones one account can hold | 100, claimed names included |
| Claims and releases |  |
| [Claims](/docs/api/rate-limits/#actions-with-their-own-budget) | 6 an hour for your account |
| Availability checks | 60 a minute for your account |
| [Nameservers](/docs/websites/settings/#platform-name) | Ours only. A claimed name cannot use other nameservers or move to a registrar. |
| [Releasing a name](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/#release-a-name) | Deletes its zone with every record in it, and anyone can claim the name afterwards |

## Guides for free names

- [Claim a free coritan.gg name](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/): Claim a name, use it, or release it.
- [Get a coritan.gg mailbox](/docs/mail/webmail/claim-a-mailbox/): A mailbox such as alex@coritan.gg is a separate thing from a name.
- [Set up DNSSEC](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/): How a claimed name is signed with no step from you.
- [How SSL/TLS certificates work](/docs/websites/ssl/): How the wildcard certificate for a name is ordered and renewed.

## Claim your name

Create a free account and claim a name such as alex.coritan.gg.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/proxies/coritan-gg-names/)


### Frequently asked questions

**Does a coritan.gg name cost anything?**

No. A name costs nothing and needs no renewal, and it stays on your account while its DNS zone exists. It uses one of the websites your plan allows.

**How many names can I claim?**

An account can hold 3 names. Release one before you claim another. Each name is a DNS zone on your account, so it also counts as one of your websites: on the Free plan, three names use all three websites.

**Why might a new name have no certificate yet?**

Certificate authorities limit how many certificates they issue for one registered domain each week, and every name under coritan.gg shares that allowance. When it is used up, the claim still works but we do not order the certificate. Request it again once the week has turned.

**Can I use my own nameservers or move the name to a registrar?**

No. Our nameservers answer for a claimed name, and it cannot move to a registrar. To use other nameservers, register a domain of your own.

**What happens when I release a name?**

We delete its DNS zone with every record, load balancer and origin pool in it. Mail domains, web proxies, certificates and game server addresses under the name stop working, and anyone can claim the name afterwards. You cannot undo a release.

## DNS for every domain you own

URL: https://www.coritan.com/websites/dns

Authoritative DNS for your domains with every common record type, DNSSEC and load balancing, managed in the dashboard or through the API.

DNS is the address book that points your domain at your site and your email. Host it on our nameservers with every common record type, DNSSEC (signatures that show each answer is genuine) and load balancing, in the dashboard or through the API.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

- 8 anycast nameservers, ns1 to ns8.coritan.com
- 12 record types, SVCB and HTTPS among them
- DNSSEC on every zone, signed with ECDSA P-256
- 1,000 records in one zone

## DNS on each plan

DNS hosting comes with every plan. Your plan sets how many websites and load balancers you can have.

### Free

Every record type and DNSSEC for your first domains.

- 3 websites
- 1 load balancer
- Every common record type
- DNSSEC signing on every zone

### Pro

More domains and load balancers, and 30 days of query history.

- 10 websites
- 5 load balancers
- 30 days of query history
- 3 team members, you included
- Everything in Free

### Business

For a team with many domains.

- 50 websites
- 25 load balancers
- Unlimited team members
- Everything in Pro

The Free plan’s websites include DNS, certificates and protection on our network. The site itself runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

[Compare every plan](/pricing) · [Talk to sales about Enterprise](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

## Technical specifications

What our nameservers answer and how, on every plan unless a row names one.

DNS technical specifications

| Nameservers |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Nameservers](/docs/platform/network/) | ns1.coritan.com to ns8.coritan.com, on anycast addresses |
| Changes | Answered as soon as you save them |
| [SOA record](/docs/websites/dns/#the-soa-record) | Written for you, with ns1.coritan.com as the primary nameserver and a serial that rises with every change |
| Records |  |
| [Record types](/docs/websites/dns/record-types/) | A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, NS, CAA, PTR, SVCB, HTTPS and DS |
| [TTL](/docs/websites/dns/#ttl) | 60 seconds to 1 day, 5 minutes by default |
| [Proxied records](/docs/websites/dns/#proxied-records) | A and AAAA, served through Edge Proxy |
| [Zone files](/docs/websites/dns/import-and-export-a-zone-file/) | Import and export in the BIND format |
| DNSSEC |  |
| [Algorithm](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/#how-coritan-signs-a-zone) | Algorithm 13, ECDSAP256SHA256 |
| [Keys](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/#how-coritan-signs-a-zone) | A key-signing key that stays the same, and a zone-signing key that we replace every 10 days |
| When a key is replaced | The new zone-signing key takes over at once, with no overlap. The DS record at your registrar does not change. |
| Signatures | Valid for 14 days, and renewed soon after a third of that time has passed |
| [DS digests](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/#publish-the-ds-record-at-your-registrar) | SHA-256 (type 2) and SHA-384 (type 4) |
| [DS record at the registry](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/#publish-the-ds-record-at-your-registrar) | You add it at the domain’s registrar. We do not send one for a domain registered with us. |
| Load balancing |  |
| [Choosing an origin](/docs/websites/load-balancing/#choosing-an-origin-inside-a-pool) | Weighted round-robin with weights from 1 to 100, or failover by priority |
| [Health checks](/docs/websites/load-balancing/#health-checks) | HTTP, HTTPS or TCP connect, once a minute, from one place, so a check shows whether our checker reaches the origin and not what visitors in each region see |
| [IPv6 origins](/docs/websites/load-balancing/#health-checks) | Not checked while our checker has no IPv6 route: the origin stays in the pool |
| [Steering](/docs/websites/load-balancing/#steering) | Off, random, geographic or proximity |
| Session affinity | By client IP, which keeps a resolver on one origin |
| TTL of an answer | 5–3,600 seconds |
| Statistics and API |  |
| [Query history](/docs/websites/dns-query-statistics/) | 24 hours on Free, 30 days on Pro and up |
| [Client API](/docs/websites/dns/manage-dns-records/#with-the-api) | Zones, records, pools and load balancers over HTTPS with an API token |

## What DNS hosting includes

Each feature says whether every plan includes it or which plan adds it.

### Zones and records

- Every common record type. Included. A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, NS, CAA, PTR, SVCB, HTTPS and DS records, each checked before we save it. Each record has a TTL (how long resolvers may keep it) from 60 seconds to 1 day.
- DNSSEC signing. Included. We sign every zone from the moment you add it. Resolvers check the signatures once you add the zone’s DS record at the domain’s registrar. We do not send a DS record to the registry for a domain registered with us, so resolvers treat that zone as unsigned. A free coritan.gg name needs no step from you.
- Proxied records. Included. Turn on the proxy for an A or AAAA record, and visitors reach that name through Edge Proxy, with its firewall and a free certificate. [Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy)
- Zone files in and out. Included. Copy records in from a BIND zone file when you move a domain here, or download a zone’s records as one. An import adds only the records the zone does not have yet, so you can run it again.

### Load balancing

- Load balancers. Included. Answer a name with the servers in your pools that pass their health checks, and fall back to another pool when one is down. The Free plan includes 1 load balancer, Pro 5 and Business 25.
- Health checks. Included. Give an origin an HTTP, HTTPS or TCP connect check. We run it once a minute, from one place, and queries skip an origin that fails. An IPv6 origin is not checked while our checker has no route to IPv6 addresses, and it stays in the pool.
- Steering. Included. Order the pools at random, by country or region, or by how close each pool is to the nameserver that answered.

### Insight

- Query statistics. Included. See how many queries each zone answered, by hour and by response code. The Free plan keeps the last 24 hours of query history.
- 30 days of query history. Pro and up. Read a zone’s queries over 48 hours, 7 days or 30 days.

## How a load balancer answers a query

Each answer holds one address, chosen in this order.

1. Steering orders the pools. The load balancer puts its pools in order for this query: as you numbered them, at random, by location or by distance.
2. Unhealthy pools are skipped. We go down the order and skip disabled pools and pools with no healthy origin.
3. A pool chooses an origin. The first pool left chooses one origin by weight or by priority, and the answer carries its address.
4. The fallback pool tries. If no pool in the order can answer, the fallback pool tries.
5. The name keeps resolving. If that fails too, we answer with one of the enabled origins anyway.

## What customers build with DNS

### Move a domain’s DNS from another provider

Export the zone from your old provider as a BIND zone file and import it here. Then set the nameservers at your registrar to ns1.coritan.com to ns8.coritan.com.

Uses: DNS and a domain you own

[Import records from a zone file](/docs/websites/dns/import-and-export-a-zone-file/#import-records-from-a-zone-file)

### Failover between two data centres

Put a server from each data centre in one pool, with failover by priority and a health check. When the first stops answering, queries get the second server’s address.

Uses: Two servers and a DNS load balancer

[Create an origin pool](/docs/websites/load-balancing/create-an-origin-pool/)

### Visitors sent to the nearest server

Give each pool a primary location and turn on proximity steering. Each query then gets the pool closest to the nameserver that answered it.

Uses: Servers in several locations and a DNS load balancer

[Steering](/docs/websites/load-balancing/#steering)

### DNSSEC for a domain registered elsewhere

Add the domain here, then copy its DS record to your registrar. Resolvers that validate DNSSEC then refuse forged answers for the domain.

Uses: DNS and your registrar

[Publish the DS record at your registrar](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/#publish-the-ds-record-at-your-registrar)

## Limits

The fixed limits of a zone and its load balancers, whatever your plan.

DNS limits

| Websites |  |
| --- | --- |
| [What counts as a website](/docs/billing/account-plans/#what-each-plan-includes) | Each DNS zone is one. A web proxy for a name outside your zones is one more. www.example.com under your own example.com zone is not another. |
| An example | Two zones, example.com and example.org, with a proxy on shop.example.com count as two websites. A proxy for a name outside both zones makes three, which is the Free plan’s limit. |
| [A free coritan.gg name](/websites/coritan-gg) | Its zone counts as a website too |
| Zones |  |
| [Records in one zone](/docs/websites/dns/#limits) | 1,000 |
| Zones on one account | 100, within what your plan allows |
| NS records at @ | At least two |
| CNAME records | Not at @, and never on a name that has another record |
| Load balancing |  |
| [Origin pools in one zone](/docs/websites/load-balancing/#limits) | 50 |
| Origins in one pool | 20 |
| Load balancers in one zone | 50, within what your plan allows |
| Pool entries in one load balancer | 200 |
| What an answer holds | One address. Visitors then connect straight to that origin, outside Edge Proxy. |

## Add-ons

An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.

- Websites Pack: 10 more websites for your account, without a change of plan.

## Guides for DNS

Our docs explain each record type and setting.

- [How DNS hosting works](/docs/websites/dns/): Zones, nameservers, records, TTLs and proxied records.
- [Add a domain you already own](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/): Host the DNS for a domain registered elsewhere, then point its nameservers here.
- [Add, edit and delete DNS records](/docs/websites/dns/manage-dns-records/): Change a zone’s records on the DNS tab or through the API.
- [DNS record types](/docs/websites/dns/record-types/): Each record type a zone accepts, and what it takes.
- [Set up DNSSEC](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/): Read a zone’s DS records and publish them at your registrar.
- [How DNS load balancing works](/docs/websites/load-balancing/): Pools, health checks, steering by location and failover.

## Move your DNS to Coritan

Add your first domain on the Free plan, with every record type and DNSSEC.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/websites/add-an-existing-domain/)


### Frequently asked questions

**Does DNS hosting cost extra?**

DNS hosting comes with every plan at no extra charge. Each domain in our DNS counts as one of your websites, and so does a web proxy for a name outside your domains: 3 websites on Free, 10 on Pro and 50 on Business. A web proxy for a name under one of your domains, such as www.example.com, is not another website.

**Can I keep my domain at another registrar?**

Keep it where it is: add the domain to our DNS, then set its nameservers at your registrar to ours, ns1.coritan.com to ns8.coritan.com.

**How fast do changes take effect?**

Our nameservers answer with a change as soon as you save it. A resolver that kept the old answer uses it until the record’s TTL runs out, so lower the TTL a while before a planned change.

**Can I manage records through the API?**

You can add, change and delete records through the API as well as on the DNS tab. The dashboard also imports and exports a whole zone as a standard zone file.

**What does a load balancer do?**

It answers a name with the servers in your pools that pass their health checks, can steer visitors by where they are, and falls back to another pool when one is down. The Free plan includes 1, Pro 5 and Business 25.

**Is DNSSEC on for every zone?**

We sign every zone from the moment you add it, with algorithm 13 (ECDSAP256SHA256). Resolvers check the signatures once the zone’s DS record is at the domain’s registrar, which you add yourself. We do not send one to the registry for a domain registered with us, so resolvers treat that zone as unsigned. We replace the zone-signing key every 10 days, and the DS record does not change.

**Which record types can a zone hold?**

A zone holds A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, NS, CAA, PTR, SVCB, HTTPS and DS records, up to 1,000 of them. A CNAME cannot sit at the domain itself (@), so give the domain an A or AAAA record instead.

**How often do health checks run?**

We check every enabled origin that has a health check once a minute, over HTTP, HTTPS or a TCP connection, from one place. Queries skip an origin that fails until it passes again. A new origin counts as healthy until its first check, and an IPv6 origin is not checked while our checker has no IPv6 route.

## Register or transfer a domain

URL: https://www.coritan.com/websites/domains

See what each ending costs, then register a new domain or transfer one you own, and manage it on the same account as its DNS, SSL certificates and email.

Search for a name, register it for 1–10 years and manage it on the same account as its DNS, certificates and email. WHOIS privacy, which hides your contact details from public lookups, costs nothing.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/websites/domains/register-a-domain/)

## Search for a name

Type a name to see what its ending costs. The dashboard checks whether the exact name is free, and shows its price before you pay.

## What each ending costs

Each price is for one year and comes from the registrar’s price list with our markup added. Renewing and transferring in cost what the list shows. The price list is on this page, and it loads in your browser.

## How you pay

You can buy a domain on any plan, Free included.

- The price before you buy. This page lists what each ending costs for a year. A search in the dashboard shows the price of the exact name before you pay. A few names cost more than their ending’s price, and the search shows that price.
- Paid from your credit. A registration takes the price for the whole period, 1–10 years, from your account credit. If your credit falls short, the order page adds what is missing with the payment method you choose, then registers the name. If the registration fails after we took the charge, we give it back.
- WHOIS privacy at no charge. WHOIS privacy hides your contact details from public lookups of who owns a domain. It starts on for each domain you register.

[How domain prices work](/docs/websites/domains/#prices)

## What comes with each domain

A domain you register here is ready for a website and email from the start.

- DNS from the start. A new domain starts on our nameservers, with a DNS zone on your account ready for records. [DNS hosting](/websites/dns)
- One website for each zone. The zone counts as one of your websites: 3 on the Free plan, 10 on Pro and 50 on Business. When your plan has no room for another website, we refuse the registration before we take any credit. [What counts as a website](/docs/billing/account-plans/#what-each-plan-includes)
- A web proxy and a certificate. When you register, you can send the domain’s visitors through Edge Proxy to the public address of your server, and order a free certificate for it. We refuse a private or loopback address before we take any credit. [Edge Proxy](/websites/edge-proxy)
- The registrant you name. The registrant is the owner the registry records: a name, an email address, a phone number and a postal address. Add it on the domain’s Settings tab, or send it with the registration through the API. Until you add one, the registry keeps the contact it already has. [Set a domain’s registrant contact](/docs/websites/domains/registrant-contact/)
- Auto-renew. Auto-renew starts on. We renew the domain for another year 14 days before it expires, and take the price from your credit first. When your credit does not cover it, we renew nothing, email you and try again each day until the domain expires.
- Transfer lock. The lock stops anyone moving the domain to another registrar until you turn it off.
- Nameservers of your choice. Keep the domain on our DNS, or point it at another DNS provider’s nameservers.

## Moving a domain in

A transfer needs the domain’s EPP code, and it finishes when the old registrar releases the domain.

1. Unlock it and get its EPP code. At your current registrar, turn off the domain’s transfer lock and ask for its EPP code, the transfer code that registrar gives you.
2. Start the transfer. In the dashboard, open the Domain Management page, choose Transfer domain and enter the name and the code. We take the transfer price, which adds a year, from your credit and ask the registry to start.
3. Wait for the old registrar to release it. The domain shows pending_transfer, and you cannot renew it or change its settings meanwhile. We check each pending transfer regularly. When the domain arrives, its registration becomes active, and it gets a DNS zone if it uses our nameservers.
4. Or we give the charge back. If the registry refuses the transfer, the old registrar rejects it, or the registry has no record of it 14 days after you started it, we put the charge back on your credit. You can then start again.

## Limits

What a purchase covers, and what a domain registered here does not get.

Domain limits

| Buying |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Years in one purchase](/docs/websites/domains/register-a-domain/) | 1–10 |
| How you pay | From your account credit, for the whole period. If your credit falls short, the order page adds what is missing with the payment method you choose. |
| [Price list](/docs/websites/domains/#prices) | The registrar’s price with our markup, refreshed every day |
| After you buy |  |
| [DNS zone](/docs/websites/domains/#what-registering-sets-up) | One for each domain on our nameservers, counted as a website |
| [DNSSEC at the registry](/docs/websites/dns/dnssec/#publish-the-ds-record-at-your-registrar) | We sign the zone, but we do not send a DS record to the registry for a domain registered here |
| [Transfer in](/docs/websites/domains/transfer-a-domain-to-coritan/) | Needs the EPP code, and finishes when the old registrar releases the domain |

## Add-ons

An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.

- Websites Pack: 10 more websites for your account, without a change of plan.

## Guides for domains

Our docs explain each step, from the search to a renewal.

- [How domain registration works](/docs/websites/domains/): What happens when you register or transfer a domain, how prices are set and what each status means.
- [Register a domain](/docs/websites/domains/register-a-domain/): Search for a name, see its price and register it from the Domain Management page.
- [Set a domain’s registrant contact](/docs/websites/domains/registrant-contact/): Tell the registry who owns the domain, and keep the details up to date.
- [Transfer a domain to Coritan](/docs/websites/domains/transfer-a-domain-to-coritan/): Move a domain from another registrar with the EPP code it gives you.
- [Renew a domain](/docs/websites/domains/renew-a-domain/): Renew for one to ten years, or turn on auto-renew.
- [Turn on WHOIS privacy and transfer lock](/docs/websites/domains/whois-privacy-and-transfer-lock/): Hide your contact details, and stop a transfer you did not ask for.
- [Change a domain’s nameservers](/docs/websites/domains/change-nameservers/): Point a domain at our nameservers or at another DNS provider’s.

## Find your domain

Create a free account, add credit and search for a name.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/websites/domains/register-a-domain/)


### Frequently asked questions

**How much does a domain cost?**

Each ending, such as .com, has its own price per year, and this page lists them. You pay for the whole period from your account credit before we register the domain. A search in the dashboard shows the price of the exact name first.

**Is WHOIS privacy free?**

WHOIS privacy costs nothing, and it starts on for each domain you register. It hides your contact details from public lookups of who owns the domain.

**Can I move a domain I already own to Coritan?**

Turn off the transfer lock at your current registrar and ask it for the domain’s EPP code. Then start the transfer from the Domain Management page and pay its price from your credit. The transfer finishes when the old registrar releases the domain, and we give the charge back if it does not.

**Do I need a plan to buy a domain?**

You can register a domain on any plan, Free included. Each domain on our nameservers has a DNS zone, which counts as one of your websites. When your plan has no room for another website, we refuse the registration before we take any credit.

**Who owns the domain I register?**

You do. The registrant is the owner the registry records, and you set it on the domain’s Settings tab or send it with the registration through the API. WHOIS privacy hides those details from public lookups.

**What happens when my domain is about to expire?**

With auto-renew on, we renew the domain for another year 14 days before it expires, and try again the next day if that fails. With auto-renew off, we email you 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 day before it expires.

## Serve your site through our network

URL: https://www.coritan.com/websites/edge-proxy

Serve your site through our network with free SSL, a managed firewall, Under attack mode and traffic analytics. Pro adds custom firewall rules and cache settings.

Edge Proxy puts your site behind our network. It serves HTTPS with a free certificate, checks every request with a firewall and passes the good ones to the server that runs your site.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [See pricing](/pricing)

- HTTP/3 over QUIC, beside HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1
- TLS 1.3 and TLS 1.2, with older versions refused
- 100 names on one free certificate
- Free certificates for every site, renewed for you

## Edge Proxy on each plan

Edge Proxy comes with every plan. Your plan sets how many websites it serves and which controls you get.

### Free

Free certificates, the managed firewall and caching.

- 3 websites
- Free SSL certificates
- The managed firewall
- Caching of static files

### Pro

Custom firewall rules, cache settings and your own certificates.

- 10 websites
- 20 custom firewall rules
- Cache settings, and clearing the cache
- Your own certificates and wildcard certificates

### Business

Rate limiting rules and country rules.

- 50 websites
- 100 custom firewall rules
- 10 rate limiting rules
- Country rules, which match a visitor’s country

The Free plan’s websites include DNS, certificates and protection on our network. The site itself runs on a server you pay for, on hosting you already have, or as a static site on our edge.

[Compare every plan](/pricing) · [Talk to sales about Enterprise](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

## Technical specifications

What the edge speaks, what it checks and what it keeps, on every plan unless a row names one.

Edge Proxy technical specifications

| Protocols |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Visitor connections](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/#how-visitors-connect) | HTTP/3 over QUIC on UDP port 443, HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1 |
| TLS versions | TLS 1.3 and TLS 1.2. The edge refuses SSL 3.0, TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 |
| TLS 1.2 cipher suites | ECDHE or DHE key exchange with AES-GCM or ChaCha20-Poly1305, so every connection has forward secrecy |
| WebSockets | Passed through to your server when you turn WebSockets on |
| Certificates |  |
| [Issuing](/docs/websites/ssl/#validation) | Free, over ACME, with DNS or HTTP validation |
| [Renewal](/docs/websites/ssl/#renewal) | Automatic, when 30 days are left |
| [Names on one certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/#names-on-a-certificate) | Up to 100 |
| Wildcard certificates | Pro and up |
| Your own certificate | Pro and up |
| [New certificates in a week](/websites/ssl) | Each certificate authority limits them for one registered domain, and the SSL/TLS tab shows how many you have used |
| Firewall |  |
| [Managed rules](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/#the-web-application-firewall) | SQL injection, cross-site scripting, command injection, path traversal, server-side request forgery, XML external entities, header injection and vulnerability scanners |
| Request body the rules read | The first 64 KB, without uploaded files |
| Human check | A browser that passes is not asked again for 20 minutes, while its IP address stays the same |
| [Custom rules match](/docs/websites/waf/#what-a-rule-can-match) | IP address (one address or a range, IPv4 or IPv6), path, query string, method, user agent, referrer and cookie, and country on Business and up |
| Custom rules on each plan | 20 on Pro, 100 on Business and 1,000 on Enterprise |
| [Rate limits](/docs/websites/waf/#limit-how-many-requests-a-visitor-sends) (Business and up) | 1 to 100,000 requests in 10 seconds, 1 minute, 10 minutes or 1 hour, then 429 Too Many Requests |
| [Under attack mode](/docs/websites/waf/#under-attack-mode) | Asks each visitor a simple math question before a page opens, and refuses scripts and API clients that send no browser headers |
| [Hotlink protection](/docs/websites/waf/#hotlink-protection) | Answers 403 to a picture whose request names another site as its referrer |
| Traffic analytics |  |
| [What is counted](/docs/websites/traffic/#what-the-counts-mean) | Requests, blocked requests, data served and errors from your server, by hour and by hostname |
| [History](/docs/websites/traffic/#read-the-traffic-in-the-dashboard) | 24 hours on Free, and 7 and 30 days on Pro and up |
| Cache |  |
| [What the edge caches](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/#caching) | Images, fonts, audio and video. HTML pages are never cached. |
| Largest file | 10 MB |
| How long a copy stays | The origin’s s-maxage or max-age, or 1 hour when it sends neither |
| Response header | X-Cache: HIT from the cache, MISS from your server |
| Cache settings and clearing | Pro and up |
| Origins |  |
| [Origins](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/#origins) | One or more, at any public address. Each request goes to the one with the fewest requests in progress. |
| Origin protocols | HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2, with or without TLS |
| Retries | GET, HEAD and OPTIONS tried twice on each origin |
| [Headers your server gets](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/#what-your-origin-receives) | X-Forwarded-For, X-Real-IP and X-Forwarded-Proto |
| PROXY protocol | Version 2, when you turn it on |
| API |  |
| [Client API](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/create-a-web-proxy/#with-the-api) | Create web proxies, redirect rules, error pages and firewall rules over HTTPS with an API token |

## What Edge Proxy includes

Each feature says whether every plan includes it or which plan adds it.

### Security

- A managed firewall. Included. Rules we keep up to date check each request for SQL injection, cross-site scripting, path traversal and other common attacks before it reaches your server. A request with a high score gets 403. One that still looks suspicious gets a check that asks the visitor to confirm they are human.
- Custom firewall rules. Pro and up. Block or challenge requests that match an IP address, a path, query string, method, user agent, referrer or cookie. Pro includes 20 custom firewall rules, Business 100 and Enterprise 1,000. Your rules run before the cache and the managed rules.
- Block an IP address. Pro and up. Stop the requests from one address or a range of addresses, IPv4 or IPv6. A rule can also let in every address except the ones you list. An address rule is a custom rule, so it counts toward your plan’s rules. [Block an IP address](/docs/websites/waf/#block-an-ip-address)
- Rate limiting rules. Business and up. Count the requests each visitor’s address sends in a window from 10 seconds to 1 hour, and answer 429 past your limit. Business includes 10 rate limiting rules and Enterprise 100.
- Country rules. Business and up. Match the country a request comes from, and block or challenge it.
- Under attack mode. Included. While automated requests flood a site, ask each visitor a simple math question before a page opens. Turn it off when the attack ends. A visitor who answers is not asked again for 20 minutes in that browser. Scripts, API clients, webhooks and uptime monitors that send no browser headers are refused while it is on. [Under attack mode](/docs/websites/waf/#under-attack-mode)
- Hotlink protection. Included. Stop other sites from showing your pictures and using your bandwidth. A picture asked for by a page on another site gets a 403. A visitor who opens a picture directly still gets it. [Hotlink protection](/docs/websites/waf/#hotlink-protection)

### Traffic

- Traffic analytics. Included. See how many requests each hostname answered, how many our network blocked, how much data it served and when your server returned errors. The Free plan shows the last 24 hours. Pro and up also show 7 and 30 days. [View a website’s traffic](/docs/websites/traffic/)

### HTTPS

- Free certificates. Included. We issue a certificate for each name your site answers on, and renew it when 30 days are left. One certificate covers up to 100 names.
- Wildcard certificates. Pro and up. One certificate for every name directly under a domain, such as *.example.com, proved through a TXT record in our DNS.
- Your own certificates. Pro and up. Upload a certificate you bought from another authority. It replaces the free one on that site, and you renew it yourself.
- Force HTTPS. Included. Send every plain HTTP request to the same address over HTTPS with a 301 redirect.

### Speed

- HTTP/3. Included. A browser that supports it connects over QUIC on UDP port 443. Other browsers use HTTP/2 or HTTP/1.1.
- Caching of static files. Included. The edge keeps copies of images, fonts, audio and video up to 10 MB, and answers later requests for them without asking your server. HTML pages are never cached.
- Cache settings. Pro and up. Turn caching off, set a time that replaces your server’s, or clear the cache so every file comes from your server again.

### Origins and control

- One server or several. Included. Send visitors to a server here or at any public address. Add more servers, and Edge Proxy spreads requests across them. Each request goes to the server with the fewest requests in progress, and a server that keeps failing is skipped for a short time.
- Redirect rules. Included. Send matching paths to another address, or redirect a whole domain without asking your server. [Redirect requests with rules](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/redirect-rules/)
- Your own error page. Included. Change the words, colours and links of the page visitors see when your server does not answer.
- WebSockets and PROXY protocol. Included. Pass WebSocket connections through, and send your server a PROXY protocol version 2 header with the visitor’s address.

## The path a request takes

The edge handles each request in this order, and the first step that answers ends it.

1. The visitor connects. Over HTTP/3, HTTP/2 or HTTP/1.1, with TLS 1.3 or TLS 1.2 and the certificate for the name.
2. Redirects answer first. A whole-domain redirect, Force HTTPS or a matching redirect rule answers the request, and your server is not asked.
3. Your rules run. Your firewall rules block, challenge or rate-limit the requests they match, before the cache.
4. The cache answers. A copy of a static file answers the request without asking your server.
5. The managed rules check. They score the path, query string, method, headers and the first 64 KB of the body, without uploaded files.
6. Your server answers. The edge forwards the request to an origin and passes its answer back. A body over the web proxy’s limit gets 413.

## What customers build with Edge Proxy

### A WordPress site with HTTPS and a firewall

Run WordPress on a server of yours and put its domain behind Edge Proxy. Visitors get HTTPS, and the managed rules check every request to the login page.

Uses: A server, a domain in our DNS and Edge Proxy

[Put a website online](/docs/get-started/put-a-website-online/)

### A site that stays with its current host

Point a web proxy at the address of your current host. The site keeps running there, and visitors reach it through our network with a free certificate.

Uses: Edge Proxy and hosting you already have

[Forward to any address](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/create-a-web-proxy/#forward-to-any-address)

### An API with a request limit

Add a rate limiting rule on the path of your API, such as 100 requests a minute from each visitor. A client past the limit gets 429 with a Retry-After header.

Uses: Edge Proxy on the Business plan

[Limit how many requests a visitor sends](/docs/websites/waf/#limit-how-many-requests-a-visitor-sends)

### Two servers behind one name

Add a second server as another origin. Edge Proxy spreads requests between the two and skips one that keeps failing.

Uses: Two servers and Edge Proxy

[Change a web proxy’s origin](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/change-the-origin/)

## Limits

The fixed limits of a web proxy, whatever your plan.

Edge Proxy limits

| Requests |  |
| --- | --- |
| [Request body](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/#limits) | 1–100 MB, 100 MB by default |
| Origin timeout | 1–120 seconds, 60 by default |
| Web proxies for one name | One web proxy for each name, across all accounts |
| Rules |  |
| Rules on one web proxy | 200, 50 of them rate limits, within what your plan allows |
| [Values in one condition](/docs/websites/waf/#what-a-rule-can-match) | Up to 50, each up to 200 characters |
| [What a rule cannot match](/docs/websites/waf/#what-a-rule-can-match) | A header other than the user agent, referrer and cookie |
| Managed rules | You cannot change them or exempt a path from them |
| Cache |  |
| [Largest file cached](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/#caching) | 10 MB |
| HTML pages | Never cached |

## Add-ons

An add-on raises one limit without a change of plan.

- Websites Pack: 10 more websites for your account, without a change of plan.

## Guides for Edge Proxy

Our docs explain each setting, step by step.

- [How web proxies work](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/): How a web proxy serves your site, and how its server, certificate, firewall and redirects fit together.
- [Create a web proxy](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/create-a-web-proxy/): Serve an address through our network, in front of one of your servers or an address of your own.
- [Protect a website with the WAF](/docs/websites/waf/): Turn the firewall on or off for each site, and add rules that block, challenge or rate-limit requests.
- [How SSL/TLS certificates work](/docs/websites/ssl/): How we issue and renew free certificates, and serve the ones you upload.
- [Redirect requests with rules](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/redirect-rules/): Send visitors from one path or address to another.
- [Customise the error page](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/custom-error-page/): Change the page visitors see when your server does not answer, with your own words, colours and links.

## Put your site behind Edge Proxy

Start on the Free plan with 3 websites, free certificates and the managed firewall.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/proxies/web-proxies/create-a-web-proxy/)


### Frequently asked questions

**Does Edge Proxy cost extra?**

Edge Proxy comes with every plan, and a web proxy needs no order and no invoice. Your plan sets how many websites you can have, and a web proxy for an address outside the domains in our DNS counts as one.

**Can my site stay with its current host?**

Edge Proxy can send visitors to any public address, so your site can stay where it is. You can also add more servers, and it spreads requests across them.

**Does the edge cache my pages?**

The edge caches images, fonts, audio and video, and never your pages, so visitors always get the current page from your server. On Pro and above you can change the cache settings and clear the cache.

**What does the firewall block?**

The managed rules block common attacks, such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting, and known scanners. A suspicious request gets a check that asks the visitor to confirm they are human. Under attack mode asks every visitor a math question while a flood of requests lasts, and hotlink protection stops other sites from showing your pictures. From Pro, you can add custom firewall rules.

**Can I use my own certificate?**

From Pro, you can upload a certificate you bought from another authority, and it replaces the free one on that site. We do not renew an uploaded certificate, so upload the new one before the old one expires.

**Which TLS versions and HTTP protocols does the edge accept?**

The edge accepts TLS 1.3 and TLS 1.2, and refuses SSL 3.0, TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1. Browsers connect over HTTP/3, HTTP/2 or HTTP/1.1. The edge talks to your server over HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2, with or without TLS.

**Can a firewall rule block an IP address?**

Yes, from Pro. A rule can match one address or a range of addresses, IPv4 or IPv6, and it can block the request or ask the visitor the math question. Rules also match the path, query string, method, user agent, referrer, cookie or country of a request. A rate limiting rule counts the requests from each visitor’s address, and answers 429 to one that sends too many.

**What does my server see of each visitor?**

Your server gets the visitor’s method, path and headers, with X-Forwarded-For and X-Real-IP set to the visitor’s IP address and X-Forwarded-Proto set to https or http. With PROXY protocol on, each connection also starts with a version 2 header that carries the address.

## Free SSL certificates for your sites

URL: https://www.coritan.com/websites/ssl

Free SSL certificates for every site behind Edge Proxy, issued and renewed for you. Pro adds wildcard certificates and your own certificates.

Every site you put behind Edge Proxy gets a free SSL certificate, so visitors reach it over HTTPS. We order it, install it and renew it for you. From Pro, one wildcard certificate covers every name under a domain, and you can upload a certificate of your own.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/websites/ssl/)

- Free certificates on every plan
- 100 names on one certificate
- 30 days left when we start to renew one

## SSL on each plan

Certificates come with every plan. Your plan sets which kinds you can use and how many websites you can have.

### Free

A free certificate for each site.

- Free certificates, renewed for you
- Up to 100 names on one certificate
- Proof of the name through our DNS, a DNS record you add, or HTTP

### Pro

Wildcard certificates and your own certificates.

- Wildcard certificates for every name directly under a domain
- Your own certificate on any site
- Everything in Free

### Business

The same certificates for more websites.

- 50 websites
- Everything in Pro

[Compare every plan](/pricing) · [Talk to sales about Enterprise](/enterprise#talk-to-sales)

## Technical specifications

How we order, prove, serve and renew a certificate, and what limits apply.

SSL technical specifications

| Issuing |  |
| --- | --- |
| [How we order](/docs/websites/ssl/#certificate-authorities) | Over ACME, from public certificate authorities |
| When an authority refuses | We ask the next one: a refusal, or no allowance left for the domain that week. A failed validation does not move on, because every authority checks the same proof. |
| [Proving the name](/docs/websites/ssl/#validation) | Through our DNS (automatic), with a DNS TXT record you add at another provider, or over HTTP when the name points at our network |
| [Where it is served](/docs/websites/ssl/#where-certificates-are-served) | For each name that has a web proxy |
| Names |  |
| [Names on one certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/#names-on-a-certificate) | Up to 100 |
| Wildcard certificates (Pro and up) | Every name directly under a domain, such as *.example.com. It does not cover example.com itself, or a name two levels down. |
| Where the names must be | In one DNS zone of yours that is active on our DNS, because we prove each name with a TXT record in it |
| Renewal |  |
| [Checked](/docs/websites/ssl/#renewal) | Every day |
| Renewed | Automatic, when 30 days are left, with the method and names it was issued with |
| A manual DNS record | A certificate proved with a TXT record you add does not renew by itself, because each renewal needs a new value |
| Your own certificate |  |
| [Plan](/docs/websites/ssl/upload-a-certificate/) | Pro and up |
| [Renewal](/docs/websites/ssl/#your-own-certificate) | We do not renew it. About 30 days before it expires, we replace it with a free certificate unless you upload a newer one. |
| Weekly limit |  |
| [New certificates in a week](/docs/websites/ssl/#issuance-limit) | Up to 45 from the first authority and 90 from each of the other two, for one registered domain |
| What counts | Every certificate for a name under the registered domain, such as example.com for www.example.com |
| At the limit | We refuse new orders until older certificates leave the seven-day window. The SSL/TLS tab shows how many you have used. |
| How visitors connect |  |
| [Encryption mode](/docs/websites/ssl/encryption-mode/#modes) | Flexible, Full or Full (strict), for each hostname |
| [Always use HTTPS and HSTS](/docs/websites/ssl/encryption-mode/#always-use-https) | Switches on the SSL/TLS tab, once the hostname has an active certificate |
| [TLS versions](/websites/edge-proxy) | TLS 1.3 and TLS 1.2 |

## How a certificate gets to your site

Each step is automatic once the name is behind Edge Proxy.

1. A name goes behind Edge Proxy. A new web proxy asks for its own certificate, unless you turn that off. You can also request one from the SSL/TLS tab.
2. We prove the name is yours. We add a TXT record to your zone when we host its DNS, check a record you add at another provider, or answer a request over HTTP.
3. The authority issues it. We install it on our network, and the SSL/TLS tab shows its status, its issuer and when it expires.
4. We renew it. We check every day. A certificate renews when 30 days are left, with the method and names it was issued with.

## What customers do with SSL

### HTTPS for a new site

Create a web proxy for the site’s name. We order a certificate for it, and visitors reach the site over HTTPS once it is active.

Uses: Edge Proxy and a certificate

[Issue a certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/issue-a-certificate/)

### One certificate for many names

On Pro, with the domain’s DNS on Coritan, order a wildcard such as *.example.com. A new name under the domain has HTTPS as soon as it resolves.

Uses: DNS, a wildcard certificate and Edge Proxy

[Names on a certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/#names-on-a-certificate)

### A certificate from another authority

Upload the certificate and its key on the SSL/TLS tab. It replaces the free one on that name, and you upload a new one before it expires.

Uses: A Pro plan and a certificate you bought

[Upload your own certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/upload-a-certificate/)

## Guides for SSL

Our docs explain each step, from the first certificate to a renewal.

- [How SSL/TLS certificates work](/docs/websites/ssl/): How we issue, validate and renew free certificates, and serve the ones you upload.
- [Issue an SSL/TLS certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/issue-a-certificate/): Request a certificate with our DNS, a TXT record at another provider, or HTTP validation.
- [Choose an encryption mode](/docs/websites/ssl/encryption-mode/): Choose how our network connects to your server, and turn on Always use HTTPS and HSTS.
- [Upload your own certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/upload-a-certificate/): Serve a certificate you bought from another authority.
- [Renew or remove a certificate](/docs/websites/ssl/renew-or-revoke-a-certificate/): Renew a certificate by hand, or remove one we no longer serve.

## Put your site on HTTPS

Start on the Free plan, put a name behind Edge Proxy, and we order its certificate.

[Start free](/sign-up) · [Read the guide](/docs/websites/ssl/)


### Frequently asked questions

**Do SSL certificates cost extra?**

Certificates from Edge Proxy are free on every plan, and we renew them for you. A wildcard certificate and an upload of your own certificate come with Pro and the plans above it.

**How do you check that a name is mine?**

Before a certificate authority issues a certificate, it checks that you control the name. We add a TXT record to your zone when we host its DNS, check a TXT record you add at another provider, or answer an HTTP request when the name points at our network.

**When do you renew a certificate?**

We check every day and renew a certificate when 30 days are left. A certificate that you proved with a TXT record of your own does not renew by itself, so move the domain’s DNS to Coritan or use HTTP validation for one that should.

**What does a wildcard certificate cover?**

Every name directly under the domain, such as www.example.com and shop.example.com for *.example.com. It does not cover example.com itself or a name two levels down such as a.b.example.com. The domain’s DNS must be on Coritan, and wildcard certificates come with Pro and up.

**Can I use a certificate I bought elsewhere?**

From Pro, you can upload it on the SSL/TLS tab, and it replaces the free certificate on that name. We do not renew it. About 30 days before it expires, we replace it with a free certificate unless you have uploaded a newer one.

**Is there a limit on new certificates?**

Certificate authorities limit how many certificates they issue for one registered domain in a week, so we limit it too: up to 45 from the first authority and 90 from each of the other two. At the limit we refuse new orders until older certificates leave the seven-day window.

## Contact Sales

URL: https://www.coritan.com/contact

Sales: sales@coritan.com · +1 (302) 606-0504

Every engagement starts with an infrastructure engineer. Tell us about the workload, the traffic profile and the regions you need, and we will propose the hardware, network and protection to match.

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