This Service Level Agreement (“SLA”) describes compensation offered in the event that power provided by QuadraNet to a client as part of an agreed-upon and existing service agreement is interrupted without previous notice. Although QuadraNet may attempt to notify clients when major changes are made to this SLA, it is recommended that clients periodically review the most up-to-date version, made permanently available at https://www.quadranet.com/service-level-agreement. QuadraNet reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to modify or revise this SLA at any time, and clients agree to be bound by such modifications or revisions.

QuadraNet provides a power uptime service level agreement of 100%. This means that for any given month, we strive to provide a best-effort service that delivers no more than 0 seconds of power unreachability to any given power circuit and/or PDU (power distribution unit) owned and operated by QuadraNet. Should a power outage (disruption to power provided by QuadraNet to a client) occur through no fault of the client, a credit will be issued at a rate of 3% of the client’s total monthly invoice for all affected services for each 60 minutes of downtime experienced, up to 100% of the base monthly recurring fee of the affected services.

This agreement covers QuadraNet electrical circuits provided to clients’ colocation cabinets as well as to QuadraNet-owned dedicated servers.

To qualify for SLA credit, QuadraNet must be notified within 24 hours of the perceived outage via email at billing@quadranet.com or by submitting a ticket via our portal (https://neo.quadranet.com) to the billing department. Clients may only request an SLA credit for either a Power SLA credit or a Network SLA credit, but not both, per incident. Clients must include the date, start time, end time, and a list of impacted services for any given perceived outage in order to qualify for SLA credit. QuadraNet reserves the right to withhold SLA credit to any client in “bad standing” (having current invoices outstanding for 30 or more days, having consistently late payments on previous invoices, or being otherwise in violation of QuadraNet’s Terms of Service).

This Service Level Agreement (“SLA”) describes compensation offered in the event that network services provided by QuadraNet to a client as part of an agreed-upon and existing service agreement are interrupted without previous notice. Although QuadraNet may attempt to notify clients when major changes are made to this SLA, it is recommended that clients periodically review the most up-to-date version, made permanently available at here. QuadraNet reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to modify or revise this SLA at any time, and clients agree to be bound by such modifications or revisions.

QuadraNet provides a network uptime service level agreement of 99.999%. This means that for any given month, we strive to provide a best-effort service that experiences no more than 5 minutes of network unreachability. Outages are credited at a rate of 3% of a client’s total monthly invoice for all affected services for each 30 minutes of downtime experienced, up to 100% of the base monthly recurring fee of the affected services.

This agreement covers QuadraNet’s internal network infrastructure, including connectivity to transit providers, routers, and switches. This SLA does not cover cabling faults and/or failures, service interruption due to server-related outages, or QuadraNet “enterprise” solutions (including, but not limited to, backups, DNS hosting, automated installations, APIs, and the null route utility).

To qualify for SLA credit, QuadraNet must be notified within 24 hours of the perceived outage via email at billing@quadranet.com or by submitting a ticket via our portal, NEO to the billing department. Clients may only request an SLA credit for either a Power SLA credit or a Network SLA credit, but not both, per incident. Clients must include the date, start time, end time, and a list of impacted services for any given perceived outage in order to qualify for SLA credit. QuadraNet reserves the right to withhold SLA credit to any client in “bad standing” (having current invoices outstanding for 30 or more days, having consistently late payments on previous invoices, or being otherwise in violation of QuadraNet’s Terms of Service).