HYEHOST

Terms of Service for HYEHOST services

These terms cover acceptable use, billing, SLA commitments, support standards and network policy across HYEHOST hosting, servers, colocation, transit and IP services.

May 2026Effective date
v2.6Document version
24/7Compliance support
5 daysPresales response target
Master document

Full Terms of Service

The complete Google Docs version remains the governing document for all HYEHOST services.

By ordering or using any HYEHOST service, you agree to the full Terms of Service. Need a signed copy for procurement or a clause clarified? Contact our compliance team.

At a glance

Key topics covered

The main areas covered by the policy across hosting, infrastructure and network services.

Acceptable use

Rules around lawful use, abuse handling, prohibited activity, DDoS events and service misuse.

Billing & payments

Invoice timing, renewal expectations, payment methods, late fees and suspension or reactivation handling.

SLA commitments

Uptime expectations, qualifying downtime, credit handling and exclusions such as maintenance windows.

Network policy

Address usage, routing standards, RIR compliance, BGP-related responsibilities and network operations.

Data protection

General handling expectations, customer responsibilities and links to the separate privacy policy.

Dispute resolution

How disputes are handled, governing law expectations and escalation procedures when needed.

Fair use

Bandwidth Fair Use Policy

A plain-English summary of the fair use section so customers can review the practical intent quickly.

What is not fair use

Continuously saturating a port at or near full line rate for extended periods is not fair use. That applies across 1 Gbps, 2.4 Gbps, 10 Gbps and 40 Gbps services where sustained full-port usage impacts shared infrastructure.

What is generally acceptable

100 Mbps sustained usage on unmetered services is always within fair use. Bursts to full speed are expected, and sustained usage above 100 Mbps is usually fine unless it becomes clearly abusive or disruptive.

Metered plans

Plans with monthly transfer allocations do not follow the same sustained-rate guideline, but intentionally exhausting quota through continuous 100% port use as a pattern is treated as abuse.

Need clarification first?

If your workload is high-bandwidth, unusual or burst-heavy, speak to us before ordering and we can confirm whether it fits the service and policy cleanly.

High-bandwidth use case or policy question? Contact us before ordering and we will advise on fit.

Policy maintenance

Policy updates and contact

We may revise these terms to reflect operational changes, legal requirements, new products or process updates. Material changes are posted on this page and reflected in the document version and effective date.

For signed copies, procurement checks or clause-specific questions, contact HYEHOST through the presales form and we will respond within 5 business days.

Effective date: May 2026

Document version: 2.6

Last updated: May 2026

Continued use of HYEHOST services after a published update constitutes acceptance of the revised terms. Customers should review the current document whenever ordering new services or renewing existing ones.