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SLA (Service Level Agreement) for Hosting Services Print

  • Hosting Service Quality, Network Uptime Goal, Hardware Replacement Standard, Hosting Reliability, Customer Satisfaction Focus
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Understanding Our Approach to SLA: We do not provide a traditional Service Level Agreement (SLA) across our hosting services. This approach stems from the belief that the standard structure of an SLA, involving set promises and penalties, is not always the most effective way to ensure service quality and customer satisfaction in a hosting environment.

Focus on Service Quality and Uptime: Our emphasis is not on formal SLAs but on delivering consistent, high-quality hosting services. Over the years, we've established a reputation for excellent uptime across our global server network. Our primary goal is to minimize downtime and ensure rapid service restoration if any issues arise.

Hardware Replacement and Network Goals: Our commitment to service quality includes setting high internal standards:

  • Hardware Replacement: We aim to address and resolve hardware issues swiftly, with the goal of replacing or repairing faulty hardware within 4 hours after detection. This target is part of our commitment to maintaining the performance and integrity of our hosting services.

  • Network Uptime: We strive towards a 100% network uptime goal. While this is an ambitious target, we want our customers to understand that it represents our commitment to achieving the highest possible uptime. Continuous efforts are made to maintain and exceed this level of network performance.

Our Commitment to Excellence: These objectives reflect our dedication to providing a reliable and efficient hosting experience across all our services. They are not formalized SLAs, but rather a part of our promise to maintain the highest standards of service and customer satisfaction.


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