SLA & Uptime


Uptime commitments

Agreement typeUptime SLAMeasured over
Standard (Demand Source / Supply Source)99.5%Calendar month
Platform Partner99.9%Calendar month

What counts as downtime: Any period where the auction endpoint (rtb.praevis.com) returns non-2xx responses for >1% of requests over a 5-minute window, excluding scheduled maintenance.

What doesn’t count as downtime:

  • Scheduled maintenance (announced 48+ hours in advance)
  • Third-party infrastructure failures outside Praevis’s control (e.g., Cloudflare global outage)
  • Traffic from a single region during a region-specific issue (other regions continue serving)

Incident response SLAs

PriorityDefinitionResponse timeResolution target
P1 — CriticalFull platform outage or >50% fill rate drop<15 minutes<2 hours
P2 — HighSingle region down or significant fill rate impact<1 hour<4 hours
P3 — MediumDashboard/API issue, partial degradation<4 hours<24 hours
P4 — LowMinor issue, no revenue impact<24 hours<72 hours

How to report a P1/P2 incident:

  1. Email [email protected] with [P1] or [P2] in the subject
  2. Or: use the emergency contact provided in your onboarding pack
  3. Include: your partner/supply source ID, description, approximate start time

Maintenance windows

WindowTimeFrequency
Preferred22:00–06:00 CETWeekly (if needed)
Emergency only08:00–22:00 CETOnly for P1 hotfixes

Notice: Scheduled maintenance is announced 48 hours in advance via:

  • Email to your registered technical contact
  • Status page update

Deployment time: A typical production deployment takes 30–35 minutes. During deployment, traffic is served by regions not currently being updated — no zero-traffic windows.


Status page

Real-time and historical status: status.praevis.com

The status page shows:

  • Current status of all three regions (FRA, NYC, LON)
  • Active incidents and their updates
  • Past 90 days of uptime history
  • Scheduled maintenance notifications

Subscribe to status page notifications to receive email or webhook alerts on incidents.


SLA credits

If uptime falls below the SLA in a given month:

Actual uptimeCredit (% of monthly invoice)
99.0–99.4% (Standard SLA breach)10%
98.0–98.9%20%
<98.0%30%

Credits must be requested within 30 days of the affected month. Submit to [email protected] with subject [SLA CREDIT REQUEST] Month YYYY.

Credits are applied to the following month’s invoice. They are not refunded in cash.

SLA credits are only available under signed agreements that include SLA credit provisions. Standard accounts (no signed agreement) receive best-effort uptime without financial credits.