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Service Levels

Support, service operations, and availability — three independent dimensions, tailored to your needs.

Support Tiers

Choose the support level that matches your operational needs — independent of your infrastructure and availability configuration.

Basic

Response Time (P1)
Best Effort
Support Hours
Best Effort
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Standard

Response Time (P1)
Next Business Day
Support Hours
5×8
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Premium

Recommended
Response Time (P1)
4 hours
Support Hours
5×8
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Enterprise

Response Time (P1)
4 hours
Support Hours
5×13
Channels
Portal, Email, Phone
Priority Handling
7×24 Upgrade Possibility

Service Operation Modes

Every managed service runs in one of two operation modes — choose the setup that fits your reliability requirements.

Basic Operation

Standard single-instance deployment. Suitable for development, staging, and non-critical production workloads.

  • Single instance deployment
  • Standard configuration
  • Manual recovery on failure
  • Cost-effective setup

High Availability

Multi-instance deployment with automatic failover and redundancy. For production workloads that demand uptime.

  • Multi-instance with redundancy
  • Automatic failover
  • Load-balanced traffic
  • Zero-downtime maintenance

How Availability Works

Your effective SLA depends on two factors. Pick a combination to see the result.

Basic
High Availability
Best Effort
Standard
Enterprise
Enterprise infrastructure + High Availability operation = 99.9% SLA

Natron Cloud tiers shown. For BYOC or on-premise, infrastructure SLA depends on your provider.

Need help choosing the right SLA?

Our team can help you select the appropriate SLA for your business needs.

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