Uptime SLA

Uptime targets, history and incident response

Published SLA targets per tier, 6-month historical uptime metrics, service-credit policy and a 6-step incident-response procedure. Real-time status: status.slatech.ai. Pairs with security controls, architecture overview and compliance glossary.

SLA targets per tier

Starter ($49/mo)

99.5% monthly uptime target

Credit policy: Service credits not bundled. Best-effort SLA with email-channel support.

Monitoring: 5-minute synthetic monitoring; status page real-time.

Pro ($249/mo)

99.9% monthly uptime target

Credit policy: 10% monthly fee credit if uptime drops below 99.5%. 25% if below 99%.

Monitoring: 5-minute synthetic monitoring + per-tenant query latency tracking; status page real-time.

Enterprise ($499/mo)

99.9% monthly uptime target

Credit policy: 10% monthly fee credit if uptime drops below 99.5%. 25% if below 99%. 50% if below 95%.

Monitoring: 1-minute synthetic monitoring + per-tenant query latency tracking; priority status notification.

Custom Solutions (custom)

99.95% monthly uptime target (single-tenant deployment)

Credit policy: Negotiated in the MSA. Typical: 15% monthly credit per 0.1% under target. Direct CSM escalation channel.

Monitoring: 15-second synthetic monitoring; dedicated Pingdom dashboard; on-call SRE escalation procedure.

Historical uptime (last 6 months)

MonthUptimeIncidentsNotes
June 2026 (m-t-d) 99.97% 0 No production incidents. WAF blocked 2.1M malicious requests.
May 2026 99.94% 1 12-minute degradation 2026-05-17 due to a vector-store index-rebuild - resolved automatically.
April 2026 99.99% 0 No production incidents. Strong month.
March 2026 99.92% 1 8-minute incident at our CDN / edge-security provider affecting global edge routing - out of SLAtech direct control but still counted.
February 2026 99.96% 0 Brief cloud-region partition tested failover - no customer impact.
January 2026 99.98% 0 Stable month. Wedge upgrade to .NET 10 was zero-downtime.

Rolling 6-month average: 99.96%. Real-time live data: status.slatech.ai.

6-step incident-response procedure

  1. 1. Detection

    Error-monitoring alert or synthetic-monitoring failure triggers PagerDuty-equivalent rotation. Acknowledged within 5 minutes for P1, 15 minutes for P2.

  2. 2. Triage

    On-call SRE assesses impact scope (which tenants, which features). Status page updated within 10 minutes of acknowledgment with initial impact assessment.

  3. 3. Mitigation

    Standard runbook applied (failover, rollback, hotfix). Median mitigation time for known patterns: 15 minutes. Novel incidents: 30-60 minutes.

  4. 4. Resolution

    Service confirmed restored across synthetic monitors and a sample of tenant transactions. Status page updated with resolution timestamp.

  5. 5. Post-mortem

    Public post-mortem published within 5 business days. Includes timeline, root cause, customer impact (number of tenants affected, duration), corrective actions (technical + process).

  6. 6. Customer follow-up

    Affected Pro/Enterprise/Custom Solutions tenants receive direct email with incident details + applicable service credit. Custom Solutions tenants get a dedicated post-mortem call.

Reporting a security or uptime incident?

SECURITY incidents: security@slatech.ai. UPTIME / customer impact: status.slatech.ai live feed.

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Frequently asked questions

What's SLAtech's uptime SLA?
Starter 99.5% monthly. Pro and Enterprise 99.9% monthly. Custom Solutions 99.95% monthly (single-tenant). Service credits apply per the tier-specific credit policy. Status real-time at status.slatech.ai.
What's the historical uptime over the last 6 months?
January 99.98%, February 99.96%, March 99.92%, April 99.99%, May 99.94%, June (month-to-date) 99.97%. Rolling 6-month average: 99.96%. Two minor incidents (1 vector-store index-rebuild, 1 CDN-edge partition at our edge provider) within that period.
How is uptime measured?
Synthetic-monitoring transactions from multiple cloud regions hitting /v1/query/ask with a known query, every 5 minutes (Starter/Pro), every minute (Enterprise), every 15 seconds (Custom Solutions). Includes API latency budget (response < 5 seconds = healthy). Independent verification available via a status-page widget.
How are incidents reported and resolved?
6-step procedure: detection (error monitoring / synthetic) → triage (status page within 10 min) → mitigation (runbook applied) → resolution → public post-mortem within 5 business days → customer follow-up with service credit. Enterprise tenants get a dedicated post-mortem call.
Is there real-time uptime dashboard?
It shows whether each of twelve production components is answering right now - the API, the admin platform, the main site and the nine vertical hubs. A Worker job probes them and the page caches the result for a minute. It is an availability board, not a metrics dashboard: latency and delivery rates live in each tenant's own admin analytics.
What happens during a security incident?
Same procedure plus immediate notification on our security-incident channel, optional engagement of legal counsel (privacy lawyers), and 24-hour customer notification SLA for significant incidents (per NIS2 alignment). Affected data, scope and mitigation enumerated in the post-mortem.