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Service Level Agreement

Last updated May 10, 2026

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) applies to paid Mentionwell subscriptions on Scale and Enterprise plans. Free, Builder, Starter, and Growth plans are best-effort but follow the same incident-communication commitment.

On this page

  1. Scope
  2. Uptime targets
  3. Exclusions
  4. Service credits
  5. Support response targets
  6. Incident communication
  7. How to claim

1. Scope

The “Service” for SLA purposes means: (a) the Mentionwell dashboard at app.mentionwell.com, (b) the public Reader API, and (c) the article-generation pipeline. The marketing site, blog, docs, and OG-image renderer are not in scope.

2. Uptime targets

PlanMonthly uptime targetMaximum allowed downtime / month
Free / Builder / Starter / GrowthBest-effort—
Scale99.0%~7h 18m
Enterprise99.9%~43m

Uptime is calculated as (total_minutes − unscheduled_downtime) / total_minutes for the calendar month, measured against the Reader API and dashboard heartbeat from at least two independent regions.

3. Exclusions

The following do not count as downtime:

  • Scheduled maintenance announced at least 48 hours in advance, capped at 2 hours per month.
  • Outages caused by Customer’s misconfiguration, exceeded quota, or revoked credentials.
  • Outages of third-party AI inference providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, FAL, etc.) — Mentionwell automatically retries and routes to fallback models where possible.
  • Force majeure events.

4. Service credits

If we miss the uptime target in a month, customers on Scale or Enterprise get the following credit applied to the next invoice:

Monthly uptimeCredit (% of monthly fee)
< 99.9% (Enterprise)10%
< 99.0% (any paid plan)10%
< 95.0%25%
< 90.0%50%

Service credits are the sole and exclusive remedy for any failure to meet the SLA.

5. Support response targets

PlanFirst response (business hours)Channels
FreeBest-effortDocs, in-product chat
Builder / Starter1 business dayEmail
Growth4 business hoursEmail + chat
Scale2 business hoursEmail + chat + priority queue
Enterprise1 business hour, 24×5Email + chat + dedicated PM + phone

6. Incident communication

Every paid customer gets the same incident-communication commitment: when an outage is confirmed we post to /status within fifteen minutes, send the on-call team into investigation, post hourly updates until resolution, and publish a public post-mortem within five business days.

7. How to claim a credit

Email hello@mentionwell.com within thirty (30) days of the affected month with: the affected dates, your account email, and a brief description of the impact. We’ll review and apply the credit on the next invoice.

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