Service Level Agreement (SLA)

Effective Date: July 5, 2026

This Service Level Agreement (“SLA”) describes the service availability commitments provided by LowLatencyVPS (“LowLatencyVPS”, “we”, “our”, or “us”) for our Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting services.

This SLA forms part of our Terms of Service and applies only to active paid VPS services unless otherwise stated.

1. Purpose

LowLatencyVPS is committed to delivering reliable, high-performance VPS infrastructure.

This SLA outlines:

  • Our uptime commitment
  • Scheduled maintenance procedures
  • Service credit eligibility
  • Downtime exclusions
  • Customer responsibilities
  • Claim procedures

2. Network Uptime Commitment

LowLatencyVPS guarantees 99.9% monthly network uptime for all eligible paid VPS services.

“Network Uptime” means that your VPS has network connectivity through our core infrastructure and is reachable via the public internet, excluding the exceptions described in this SLA.

The uptime guarantee applies to our network infrastructure and does not guarantee the availability of software or applications installed by the customer.

3. Service Availability

Our infrastructure is monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

We strive to provide:

  • Reliable network connectivity
  • Stable virtualization infrastructure
  • Continuous power to our servers
  • Professional monitoring
  • Prompt response to infrastructure incidents

While we aim to minimize interruptions, uninterrupted service cannot be guaranteed.

4. Scheduled Maintenance

From time to time, scheduled maintenance may be required to:

  • Apply security updates
  • Upgrade hardware
  • Improve network performance
  • Replace infrastructure components
  • Maintain system stability

Whenever reasonably possible, advance notice of scheduled maintenance will be provided through our website, customer portal, email, or other communication channels.

Scheduled maintenance does not count as downtime under this SLA.

5. Emergency Maintenance

Emergency maintenance may be performed without prior notice when necessary to:

  • Protect customer data
  • Address security vulnerabilities
  • Prevent network abuse
  • Resolve critical infrastructure failures
  • Maintain platform stability

Emergency maintenance is excluded from uptime calculations.

6. Downtime Exclusions

The following events are excluded from uptime calculations and are not eligible for service credits:

  • Scheduled maintenance
  • Emergency maintenance
  • Customer configuration errors
  • Customer-installed software failures
  • Operating system issues
  • VPS misconfiguration
  • Resource exhaustion caused by customer workloads
  • Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks
  • Internet routing issues outside our network
  • Third-party software failures
  • DNS failures outside our control
  • Force majeure events, including natural disasters, war, terrorism, civil unrest, government actions, labor disputes, pandemics, or other events beyond our reasonable control
  • Suspension resulting from violations of our Terms of Service or Acceptable Use Policy

7. Customer Responsibilities

To receive the benefits of this SLA, customers are responsible for:

  • Maintaining secure server configurations
  • Keeping operating systems and applications updated
  • Monitoring their VPS services
  • Maintaining backups of important data
  • Promptly reporting service issues
  • Cooperating with our support team during incident investigations

8. Service Credits

If LowLatencyVPS fails to meet the monthly Network Uptime Commitment, eligible customers may request a service credit according to the following schedule:

Monthly Network UptimeService Credit
99.9% or higherNo credit
99.0% – 99.89%10% of the affected month’s service fee
95.0% – 98.99%25% of the affected month’s service fee
Below 95.0%50% of the affected month’s service fee

Service credits:

  • Are applied as account credit toward future invoices.
  • Are not paid in cash.
  • Are not transferable.
  • May not exceed the monthly fee paid for the affected VPS.

9. Requesting a Service Credit

To request a service credit, customers must:

  1. Submit a support ticket within 7 days of the service interruption.
  2. Include the VPS ID or hostname.
  3. Provide the approximate start and end times of the incident.
  4. Include any relevant logs or supporting information, if available.

LowLatencyVPS will investigate the request and determine eligibility in accordance with this SLA.

10. Response Times

Our support team aims to respond to support requests as quickly as possible.

The following response times are targets only and are not guaranteed:

PriorityInitial Response Target
Critical infrastructure outageWithin 1 hour
High priorityWithin 4 hours
Normal priorityWithin 12 hours
General inquiriesWithin 24 hours

Actual response times may vary depending on ticket volume, complexity, holidays, and other operational factors.

11. Customer Data

Customers remain solely responsible for:

  • Their VPS data
  • Applications
  • Databases
  • Websites
  • Configurations
  • Backups

LowLatencyVPS recommends maintaining independent backups at all times.

12. Limitation of Liability

Service credits provided under this SLA are the customer’s sole and exclusive remedy for any failure to meet the uptime commitment.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, LowLatencyVPS shall not be liable for:

  • Loss of profits
  • Business interruption
  • Loss of revenue
  • Loss of data
  • Consequential damages
  • Indirect damages
  • Special or incidental damages

13. Modifications

LowLatencyVPS may modify this SLA from time to time to reflect changes in our infrastructure, operational practices, or legal requirements.

The latest version will be published on our website and becomes effective upon publication unless otherwise stated.

14. Contact Us

Questions regarding this Service Level Agreement may be directed to:

LowLatencyVPS
Website: https://lowlatencyvps.com
Email: support@lowlatencyvps.com