Service Level Expectations

Effective June 12, 2026 · Last updated June 12, 2026

Beta caveat: we publish this as a transparency document, not a financial commitment. Service credits start accruing at General Availability (GA), expected 2026 Q3+. Current uptime is at /status.

This page describes the uptime we aim for, how we measure it, and how service credits work once we exit beta. During beta no service credits accrue; we publish this as a transparency commitment so you can see the metrics we hold ourselves to.

1. What we measure

SurfaceTargetBeta status
Agent control-plane API (/api/v1/*, /api/agent/*, /mcp)99.5% monthlyTransparency-only; no credits during beta
Stripe webhook + checkout endpoints99.5% monthlyTransparency-only
Customer container runtime (tenant pods)99.5% monthly per container, excluding planned maintenanceTransparency-only
Status page itself99.9%Always

2. How we measure

3. What\'s excluded

4. Service credits (post-GA)

Once we exit beta and publish a binding SLA, service credits will work like this (subject to revision in the binding SLA):

Monthly uptimeCredit
99.5% – 100%None
99.0% – 99.49%10% of that month\'s subscription
95.0% – 98.99%25% of that month\'s subscription
Below 95.0%50% of that month\'s subscription

Credits are issued as future-billing-period discounts. To request a credit, email [email protected] within 30 days of the affected month with the incident reference from /status.

5. Status communication

6. Incident response

On a confirmed platform incident we commit to:

7. Beta caveat

During the beta window, the targets above are aspirational. We track them publicly and post-mortem incidents so you can see how we\'re tracking against the post-GA commitments. We do not issue service credits during the beta window. We will give at least 30 days\' email notice before the binding SLA takes effect.