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Service Level Agreement

Last updated: April 2026 · Sugra Systems, Inc. · Delaware, USA

This Service Level Agreement ("SLA") is part of and incorporated by reference into the Sugra Terms of Service. Capitalized terms used but not defined here have the meanings given in the Terms of Service.

1. Scope

This SLA sets out the availability target for the Sugra API and the Service Credits available to paid Subscribers in the event the target is not met. This SLA applies only to paid subscription tiers. Free tiers, evaluation access, beta features, and Enterprise tiers governed by a separate written agreement are not covered by this SLA.

Subscribers on Enterprise tiers may negotiate higher availability targets, custom response times, or tailored remedies in a separate written agreement. In the event of conflict, such separate agreement prevails.

2. Service Availability Target

Sugra targets a monthly Service availability of ninety-nine point zero percent (99.0%) for paid Subscribers, measured as described in Section 3.

3. Uptime Calculation

Monthly availability is calculated as:

Availability (%) = ((Total Minutes in the Calendar Month - Downtime Minutes) / Total Minutes in the Calendar Month) × 100

"Downtime" means a continuous period during which the production API endpoints return server-side errors (HTTP 5xx) for a majority of valid, authenticated requests originating from unaffected regions and networks, as measured by Sugra's monitoring.

The following are excluded from Downtime and do not count against the availability target:

  1. Scheduled maintenance announced in accordance with Section 7.
  2. Unavailability caused by force majeure, including acts of God, natural disasters, war, terrorism, civil unrest, labor disputes, government action, pandemics, and failures of the public Internet, public cloud infrastructure, or domain name resolution outside Sugra's immediate control.
  3. Denial-of-service attacks, distributed denial-of-service attacks, and other malicious traffic originating outside Sugra.
  4. Client-side issues, including misconfigured requests, expired or revoked credentials, exhausted rate limits or quotas, and incompatible client implementations.
  5. Issues caused by the Subscriber's or a third party's modifications to or integration with the Service.
  6. Upstream Source unavailability, as described in Section 4.
  7. Any period during which the Subscriber's account is suspended for breach of the Terms of Service, the Data Use Policy, or the Acceptable Use Policy.

4. Upstream Source Exclusions

The Service aggregates Data from third-party Upstream Sources. Availability of Data from any particular Upstream Source, as well as the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of such Data, is not covered by this SLA. If an Upstream Source is unavailable, slow, or returns invalid data, and Sugra is unable to satisfy a given request notwithstanding reasonable automatic failover to alternative sources where available, such unavailability does not constitute Downtime of the Sugra API.

The Sugra API is considered available for purposes of this SLA when it is capable of receiving, authenticating, and responding to requests, even where the response indicates that a particular Upstream Source is unavailable.

5. Service Credits

Where monthly availability for paid Subscribers falls below the target, the affected Subscriber is entitled to a Service Credit calculated as a percentage of the monthly fees paid by that Subscriber for the Service in the affected month:

  • Less than 99.0% and 95.0% or greater: 10% of monthly fees
  • Less than 95.0% and 90.0% or greater: 25% of monthly fees
  • Less than 90.0%: 50% of monthly fees

Service Credits are applied to future Fees due on the Subscriber's account, do not accrue interest, and are not convertible to cash or equivalent compensation.

Service Credits are the Subscriber's sole and exclusive remedy for any failure of the Service to meet the availability target. The total Service Credits available to a Subscriber in any calendar month shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the monthly fees paid by that Subscriber for that month.

6. Incident Response

Sugra aims to respond to operational incidents in accordance with the following target response times, measured from the time Sugra acknowledges the incident:

  1. Critical - complete unavailability of the production API for paid Subscribers. Target response: four (4) hours.
  2. Major - substantial degradation of the production API affecting many Subscribers, such as sustained elevated error rates or severely increased latency. Target response: eight (8) hours.
  3. Minor - isolated issues affecting a specific endpoint, feature, or subset of Subscribers. Target response: two (2) business days.

"Response" means acknowledgement of the incident and initiation of investigation. It does not mean resolution. Sugra will use commercially reasonable efforts to restore the Service promptly. Response times are targets, not warranties, and a failure to meet a target response time does not, by itself, trigger Service Credits.

7. Scheduled Maintenance

Sugra may perform scheduled maintenance to upgrade, patch, or reconfigure the Service. Sugra will announce scheduled maintenance at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance via email to active Subscribers and a notice at sugra.ai/services-status. The preferred maintenance window is Sunday, 02:00 to 06:00 UTC. Sugra may perform emergency maintenance without prior notice where reasonably necessary to address security or stability issues.

8. Status Page

Current operational status of the Service is published at sugra.ai/services-status. Sugra may move or replace this location; the current location will be referenced at sugra.systems. The status page is the authoritative record of incidents and scheduled maintenance for purposes of this SLA.

9. Credit Request Procedure

To receive a Service Credit, the Subscriber must submit a request to support@sugra.systems no later than thirty (30) days after the end of the calendar month in which the alleged unavailability occurred. The request must include:

  1. The affected account identifier.
  2. The date range of the alleged unavailability.
  3. A description of the impact and, where available, relevant request logs, error responses, or similar evidence.

Sugra will review the request and, where the claim is validated against Sugra's monitoring records, apply the applicable Service Credit to the Subscriber's account. Sugra's monitoring records are the primary evidence of availability for purposes of this SLA.

10. Limitations

This SLA is conditional on the Subscriber's compliance with the Terms of Service, the Data Use Policy, and the Acceptable Use Policy. No Service Credits will be issued for any period during which the Subscriber is in material breach of any such document, nor for any period attributable to an excluded event under Section 3 or Section 4.

This SLA does not apply to, and Sugra makes no availability commitment with respect to, the Data itself, including its accuracy, completeness, currency, or fitness for any purpose, all of which are governed by the Data Use Policy.

Sugra may modify this SLA from time to time. For material changes, Sugra will provide at least thirty (30) days' advance notice by email to active Subscribers and a prominent notice at sugra.systems, and will update the "Last updated" date above.

Contact. SLA inquiries and Service Credit requests: support@sugra.systems. Legal inquiries: legal@sugra.systems.