SLA

Our support team provides multi-tier assistance to ensure all customer requests are addressed according to their complexity and urgency.

The SLA represents the maximum response time for each support level.

Support Levels and Response Times

Support LevelAvailabilityFirst ResponseBusiness Hours Resolution TimeAfter Hours Resolution TimeWeekends Resolution TimeScope
Urgent (Paid)24/75 minutes15-60 minutes15-60 minutes15-60 minutesCritical escalated issues, immediate resolution required
Level 124/75-15 minutesUp to 30 minutesUp to 30 minutesUp to 30 minutesBasic technical support, general inquiries, common issues
Level 2Per schedule5-15 minutes1-2 hours6-8 hoursUp to 12 hoursComplex technical issues, configuration problems, advanced troubleshooting
Level 3Per schedule5-15 minutesUp to 12 hours12-24 hours24-48 hoursCritical infrastructure issues, escalated problems, engineering-level support
Datacenter SupportPer schedule5-15 minutes1-2 hours4-8 hours*8-10 hours*Physical hardware interventions, on-site datacenter operations

Business Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 6 PM
After Hours: Monday-Friday, 6 PM - 9 AM
Weekends: Saturday and Sunday

*Datacenter Support after hours and weekend response times may vary depending on location

Examples by Support Level

Below are examples of how we classify requests by support level. This list is not exhaustive.

Urgent Ticket Examples (Paid Service)

  • Complete service outage affecting production
  • Critical security incidents
  • Business-critical issues requiring immediate attention
  • Escalated priority support

Level 1 Examples

  • General questions and inquiries
  • Basic connectivity issues
  • Service status inquiries
  • Basic configuration guidance

Level 2 Examples

  • OS reinstallations
  • IPMI access and configuration
  • Network routing issues
  • Performance optimization
  • Advanced configuration problems
  • DDoS profile adjustments

Level 3 Examples

  • Major service outages
  • Critical infrastructure failures
  • Core network problems
  • Complex architectural changes
  • Complex anti-DDoS adjustments

Datacenter Support Examples

  • Hardware replacement and repairs
  • Physical server reboots
  • On-site diagnostics and interventions
  • Hardware upgrades and installations