Automate Your SLA Credit Claims & Get Paid Faster
When AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud miss their uptime promise, you’re owed money back. We monitor the breach, calculate the credit, and hand you a ready-to-file claim — in minutes, not weeks.
Monitor
Watch uptime across AWS, Azure & GCP in real time.
Detect
Flag every SLA breach the moment it crosses the line.
Claim
File the credit and recover what you’re owed.
Everything you need to claim with confidence
Most teams never claim the credits they’re entitled to. We turn a buried contractual right into a few clicks.
Always-on monitoring
Tie into your monitoring or our outage-history network so a breach never slips past unnoticed.
Maximized payouts
We map your downtime onto the exact credit tier — so you claim the 30% you’re owed, not the 10% support offers.
Claim-ready evidence
Provider-specific checklists and templates package your timeline and request IDs into a filing that gets approved.
Never miss a deadline
GCP gives you 30 days, AWS and Azure 60. We surface the window the moment the clock starts ticking.
What is your downtime worth?
Pick your provider, dial in your spend and downtime, and see your estimated service credit instantly.
A 10% credit on your $8,000 monthly AWS bill, based on 99.40% uptime.
Estimate only, based on AWS’s flagship compute SLA. Credits are capped at the affected service’s monthly charge. The smallest billable credit here is $800.00. Verify against your provider’s current agreement.
Every credit schedule, decoded
Each provider runs its own credit schedule, claim window, and evidence rules. Start with yours.
- $8M+
- in credits left unclaimed each year, industry-wide
- 3 min
- average time to a credit estimate
- 30%
- max compute credit recoverable per breach
- 60 days
- or less to file before the window closes
Teams are already getting paid back
When an outage crosses the SLA line, the money is sitting there. Here’s what it looks like to actually claim it.
“A four-hour VM outage dropped us below 99.99%. We pulled the Service Health export, ran the numbers here, and filed in an afternoon — the credit hit the next invoice.”
“A multi-AZ EC2 disruption took down our region. The calculator flagged we were owed 30%, not the 10% support first offered. We pushed back with the CloudWatch evidence and won.”
“GCP only gives you 30 days. The checklist made sure we had the uptime-check exports ready, and the email template got the Financial Credit request out in under half an hour.”
Illustrative scenarios based on each provider’s published credit schedule. Your actual credit depends on your spend, measured downtime, and the terms of your agreement.
Don’t leave credits on the table
The average cloud outage goes unclaimed. Run the numbers and recover what your provider already owes you.
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