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Service Level Agreement

This SLA describes the service levels QuickShop targets for store owners on a paid plan. It forms part of our Terms of Service.

Last updated 8 August 2026

1. Uptime target

We target 99.5% monthly availability of the core storefront and checkout, excluding scheduled maintenance and events outside our control (e.g. failures at a payment, delivery or infrastructure provider, or force majeure).

2. Scheduled maintenance

We schedule maintenance during low-traffic windows and aim to give advance notice for anything expected to cause downtime. Routine, zero-downtime deploys happen continuously.

3. Support response

Paid plans get priority support. We aim to acknowledge: urgent issues (store or checkout down) within a few hours; billing/payment issues within 1 business day; general questions within 2 business days. Our AI support assistant responds instantly and escalates to a human when needed.

4. Data & backups

Your data is stored on managed, redundant infrastructure with regular backups. You can export your products, orders and customers at any time.

5. Security commitments

We encrypt data in transit and encrypt sensitive credentials at rest, isolate each store’s data, and follow the Privacy and Compliance policies. We notify affected store owners of any security incident that materially affects them.

6. Remedies

If we materially miss the uptime target in a month due to our fault, eligible paid store owners may request a service credit toward the next billing cycle. Contact support@quickshop.store within 30 days. Service credits are the sole remedy for missed service levels.

7. Your responsibilities

Keep your account secure, your payment and delivery integrations valid, and your content lawful. Downtime caused by your own configuration, third-party services you connect, or policy breaches is not covered.

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