Cuemby Cloud Service Level Agreement (SLA) Addendum
Version 1.1 | Effective October 29, 2025
This Cuemby Cloud SLA Addendum (“Addendum”) supplements the Cuemby Base SLA and forms part of the applicable Master Services Agreement (“MSA”) or Terms of Service between Cuemby and the Customer.
This Addendum applies to Cuemby’s public cloud services provisioned through its infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform, including:
Compute instances
Object and volume storage
Virtual networking
Console and API access
Kubernetes (where available)
Any additional services made generally available in the Cuemby Cloud console
Cuemby will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide regional service availability as follows:
Region
Availability Target (%/month)
Bogota, Colombia
99.5%
Santiago, Chile
99.5%
Quito, Ecuador
99.5%
Other Regions
Defined in applicable SOW or posted SLA notice
The Availability Calculation follows the methodology outlined in the Base SLA. Availability is measured using Cuemby’s internal monitoring systems and regional performance logs, which serve as the authoritative source of uptime data. Cuemby will use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize unplanned downtime and to communicate maintenance activities in accordance with the Base SLA’s maintenance notification standards.
If Cuemby fails to meet the applicable monthly availability target for a region, the Customer may request SLA credits as defined in the Cuemby Base SLA. The following rules apply:
Credits apply only to the specific region and services impacted
Credit amounts are based on the Monthly Service Charges for the affected service in the affected region
Maximum credit per month is 30%
Approved credits will be issued within 30 days and expire 12 months from the date of issue
Credits for multiple SLA breaches within the same billing period are not cumulative; only the highest applicable credit per service per region applies. Credits hold no cash value and may only be used toward future invoices.
All credit eligibility requirements defined in the Cuemby Base SLA apply to this Exhibit, including the required support ticket, documentation, and submission timeframe. Additional documentation (such as server logs) may be required for cloud infrastructure-related outages.
Cuemby will evaluate all credit requests in good faith based on available monitoring and ticket data. Customers may be asked to provide additional technical evidence to validate the reported outage.
Updated October 2025: Clarified definitions, added dependency reference for transparency, and aligned Base SLA and Cloud Addendum with infrastructure provider’s Protected Services framework. No changes to uptime targets or customer remedies.