48-hour response
Free accounts receive an initial ticket response within 48 hours.
- Support through the ticket system
- Initial response within 48 hours
- Technical guidance for documented service behaviour
HoneyNotify combines a 99.999% network availability commitment with automatic failover, no-downtime maintenance design, clear support targets, and complete incident follow-up.
Response targets measure the time to the first meaningful reply through the HoneyNotify ticket system. Resolution time depends on the incident and investigation required.
Free accounts receive an initial ticket response within 48 hours.
Paid accounts receive priority ticket coverage every day of the year.
The availability commitment applies to the HoneyNotify-controlled network. Our multi-location architecture keeps traffic moving during maintenance and server failure.
If a server fails, HoneyNotify immediately routes connections and push traffic through another available server so service remains available while engineers investigate and resolve the failed node.
Before planned maintenance, HoneyNotify brings additional nodes online and moves traffic away from the affected infrastructure so engineers can complete the work without customer-visible downtime.
Traffic can use the closest available location across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific, with every listed server location connected on a 10 Gbps pipe.
Explore server locations →If verified HoneyNotify-controlled downtime causes the paid network availability commitment to be missed, the affected paid customer is eligible for service credit against their account. The applicable credit is confirmed under the customer's subscription terms or Order Form.
HoneyNotify confirms the affected service, impact window, and HoneyNotify-controlled cause.
The incident is assessed against the 99.999% paid network availability commitment.
Any qualifying service credit is documented and applied to the affected paid account.
Customers should understand what happened, what was affected, how it was fixed, and what happens next.
Material incidents are tracked through investigation, mitigation, recovery, and closure, with updates sent as meaningful information becomes available.
A completed incident report explains the timeline, customer impact, underlying cause, actions taken, and the point at which normal service was restored.
Post-incident communication includes corrective work, resilience improvements, and any follow-up actions relevant to affected customers.
No. These are initial-response targets. HoneyNotify begins assessment and communication within the stated period, while resolution depends on the fault, affected systems, upstream providers, and remediation required.
Paid SLA support is provided through the HoneyNotify ticket system, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
HoneyNotify brings additional nodes online and shifts traffic away from the infrastructure being maintained so planned work can be completed without customer-visible downtime.
Traffic is automatically rerouted through another available HoneyNotify server while engineers investigate, repair, and safely return the affected node to service.
Choose a paid plan for two-hour ticket response coverage, 24/7/365 access, and qualifying downtime credits.