Service Level Agreement

Last updated: 9 May 2026

Effective: 09 May 2026

This Service Level Agreement ("SLA") applies to Megatrust Technologies Limited's managed cloud / DevOps engagements, hosted SaaS products, and any other recurring service where uptime and support are part of the agreed scope.

1. Uptime commitment

We target the following monthly uptime, measured by our independent monitoring platform (excluding scheduled maintenance and force majeure events):

  • Standard tier — 99.5% (≤ 3 hours 39 minutes downtime / month).
  • Pro tier — 99.9% (≤ 43 minutes downtime / month).
  • Enterprise tier — 99.95% (≤ 22 minutes downtime / month) with 24×7 on-call.

2. Severity tiers & response times

Severity Definition First response Workaround target
S1 — Critical Production outage; no workaround; revenue impact. 15 minutes (Enterprise) · 1 hour (Pro) · 2 hours (Standard) 4 hours
S2 — High Major feature broken; workaround exists. 2 hours · 4 hours · 1 business day 2 business days
S3 — Normal Minor bug; cosmetic; non-blocking. 1 business day Next sprint
S4 — Request Question, change request, feature ask. 2 business days Backlog-grooming

3. Service credits

If we miss the monthly uptime commitment for your tier, you may claim a service credit against your next invoice:

  • 0.1% – 1.0% below target → 5% credit.
  • 1.0% – 5.0% below target → 15% credit.
  • Above 5.0% below target → 30% credit.

Service credits are the sole and exclusive remedy for missed uptime targets and must be claimed in writing within 30 days of the affected month.

4. Exclusions

Downtime caused by any of the following is excluded from the calculation:

  • Scheduled maintenance announced at least 48 hours in advance.
  • Force majeure: acts of God, war, terrorism, government action, internet-wide outages.
  • Failures caused by client-side configuration changes, third-party dependencies you manage, or abuse of the service.
  • Beta features explicitly marked as such.

5. Reporting issues

To raise a support ticket, email [email protected] with the subject line prefixed by the severity (e.g., "[S1] Production checkout failing"). For Enterprise-tier on-call, use the dedicated phone bridge issued in your runbook.