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Service Level Agreement (SLA)

Last updated: June 05, 2026

This Service Level Agreement ("SLA") describes the uptime commitments NetYatri makes for paid hosting services and the service credits available if we fail to meet them.

1. Uptime Commitment

ServiceMonthly Uptime Commitment
Shared Web Hosting (Starter, Premium)99.9%
Business Web Hosting99.99%
All Cloud Hosting plans99.99%
Email Hosting99.9%
DNS Service100%

2. Service Credits

If we fail to meet the committed uptime in any monthly period, you are eligible for service credits as follows:

Uptime in the monthCredit (% of monthly fee)
99.0% – 99.9%10%
98.0% – 98.99%25%
95.0% – 97.99%50%
Below 95.0%100%

3. How Credits Work

Credits are automatically applied to your account when an SLA breach is detected — no ticket needed. Credits can be used towards future invoices but are not refundable as cash.

4. Exclusions

The SLA does not apply to downtime caused by:

  • Scheduled maintenance (announced at least 48 hours in advance).
  • Force majeure (natural disasters, government action, war, terrorism).
  • DDoS attacks against your specific site / IP (we still mitigate, but credits may not apply).
  • Your code, your plugins, your applications or your misconfiguration.
  • Outages caused by third parties outside our control (e.g. CDN, registrar).
  • AUP violations or suspension for non-payment.

5. How We Measure Uptime

We use independent third-party monitoring from 7 global locations checking every 30 seconds. Two consecutive failed checks = downtime.

6. Claims

To dispute a credit calculation, open a ticket within 30 days of the monthly billing cycle.

7. Contact

For SLA questions, email [email protected].

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