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Service Level Agreement

Effective Date: 1 January 2025 | Last Updated: 7 March 2025

99.9%

Monthly Uptime Commitment — Managed Hosting Services

This Service Level Agreement ("SLA") is incorporated into and forms part of the Gleyon Terms of Service. It defines the uptime commitments, incident classifications, response targets, and service credit entitlements applicable to Gleyon's managed hosting and cloud services.

1. Definitions

  • Uptime: The percentage of time in a calendar month during which your service is accessible and fully operational.
  • Downtime: A sustained period of ≥ 5 minutes during which your service is inaccessible due to Gleyon's infrastructure failure.
  • Scheduled Maintenance: Pre-announced maintenance windows (minimum 72 hours notice). Excluded from Downtime calculations.
  • Service Credits: Credits applied to your account as compensation for verified SLA breaches.

2. Uptime Commitment

Service Monthly Uptime SLA
Shared Hosting (cPanel) 99.9% (< 8.7 hrs downtime/year)
VPS Hosting 99.95% (< 4.4 hrs downtime/year)
Dedicated Servers 99.99% (< 52 mins downtime/year)
Cloud Hosting (Auto-Scale) 99.99%
Managed Firewall / DDoS 99.9%

3. Incident Response Targets

Priority Description Initial Response Resolution Target
P1 Critical Service completely unavailable / security breach 15 minutes 4 hours
P2 High Major feature degraded, significant impact 1 hour 8 hours
P3 Medium Partial outage, usable workaround exists 4 hours 24 hours
P4 Low Minor issue, no business impact 1 business day 72 hours

4. Service Credits

If we fail to meet the uptime commitment in any calendar month, you are entitled to the following credits:

Monthly Uptime Achieved Credit Percentage
99.0% – 99.9% (SLA met for Standard; breach for 99.95%+) 10% of monthly fee
95.0% – 98.99% 25% of monthly fee
Less than 95.0% 50% of monthly fee

Credits must be claimed within 30 days of the incident and are applied to your next invoice. Credits are the sole and exclusive remedy for SLA breaches.

5. Exclusions

This SLA does not apply to outages caused by:

  • Scheduled or emergency maintenance (with advance notice)
  • Customer actions, misconfigurations, or third-party software failures
  • Force majeure events (natural disasters, acts of government, power grid failures beyond our scrubbing centres)
  • DDoS attacks exceeding agreed scrubbing capacity
  • Domain/DNS issues not within Gleyon's control

6. Contact

To report an incident or claim an SLA credit, contact support@gleyon.com or raise a ticket via the client portal.