docs: update costs description (#13647)

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[Cost](#cost) [Cost](#cost)
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Costs will vary based on your chosen infrastructure and usage patterns. Complex pricing and often expensive as you scale.
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Competitive pricing model with transparent plans. Transparent plans with competitive pricing.
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1. [Creating a project](../projects/page.mdx) and connecting it to your existing GitHub repository. 1. [Creating a project](../projects/page.mdx) and connecting it to your existing GitHub repository.
2. [Importing your production database](../database/page.mdx#importexport-database-dumps) to Cloud. 2. [Importing your production database](../database/page.mdx#importexport-database-dumps) to Cloud.
You'll then have a fully managed Medusa application deployed on Cloud, with all the benefits mentioned above, including automated deployment, scaling, and enhanced developer experience. You'll then have a fully managed Medusa application deployed on Cloud, with all the benefits mentioned above, including automated deployment, scaling, and enhanced developer experience.