99.5% uptime. Credits if we miss it.
Applies to Solo and Studiohosted plans. Sovereign self-host SLA is whatever your own hardware + ops commitment is — we’re not in the loop.
The commitment
We commit to 99.5% monthly uptime measured at the application layer — specifically, the percentage of minutes in a calendar month where https://<tenant>.scarifone.com/api/health returns HTTP 200 from at least one of our monitoring probes.
Pre-announced maintenance windows (always <30 minutes, never during the customer’s local business hours where we know them, posted at least 24 hours ahead on status.scarifone.com) are excluded from the calculation.
Service credit table
When monthly uptime falls below 99.5%, you’re eligible for a service credit applied to your next invoice:
Annual plans: credits apply pro-rated to the equivalent monthly fee (£290/yr Solo → £24.17/mo basis).
How to claim
- Within 30 days of the affected billing period, email [email protected] with subject “SLA credit request — <your tenant slug>”.
- Include the dates / times you experienced downtime. We cross-check against our monitoring + the public status page.
- If the claim is valid, we apply the credit to your next invoice automatically. We respond within 5 business days either way.
We do not require proof of damages beyond the downtime claim. The SLA is a credit, not a guarantee of consequential damages.
What's excluded
- Downtime caused by your own configuration changes (e.g. invalid Shopify token, revoked Meta connection, expired Gemini key).
- Downtime in third-party services we depend on (Stripe, Clerk, Gemini, your shop of record) where they’re the proximate cause and we’re routing around them as fast as possible.
- Force majeure: DDoS attacks affecting our upstream providers, undersea cable cuts, regulatory action. We’ll be transparent about these on/incidentsand we’ll usually credit them anyway as a goodwill gesture.
- Pre-announced maintenance windows posted on the status page 24h+ ahead.
Questions on the SLA before signing up? Talk to Tom.