Policies & Compliance

Terms of Service
Governing HYEHOST Services

These terms outline acceptable use, billing, SLA commitments, and responsibilities for customers using our hosting, VPS, bare metal, colocation, and IP leasing platforms. Please review before provisioning services.

May 2026Last Updated
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Master Terms of Service

Complete terms governing all HYEHOST services and infrastructure.

Effective date: May 2026 | Document version: 2.6

By ordering or using any HYEHOST service you agree to the full Terms of Service. The document covers acceptable use, prohibited activities, invoicing and late fees, network commitments, IP allocation, SLA guarantees, and dispute resolutions.

If you need a signed copy for procurement or have questions about specific terms, please contact our compliance team.

Bandwidth Fair Use Policy

A plain-English summary so you don't have to locate it in the full document.

What is NOT Fair Use

Continuously saturating your port at or near 100% capacity for extended periods is not considered fair use. This applies to all port tiers — 1 Gbps, 2.4 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 40 Gbps alike. Pinning any port at full line-rate around the clock degrades shared infrastructure for other customers and may result in traffic shaping, suspension, or termination of service.

What is Fair Use — Unmetered Ports

On services with unmetered ports (no fixed TB allocation), our fair use guideline is:

  • 100 Mbps sustained 24/7 is always within fair use and will never be questioned.
  • Bursts to full port speed are expected and fully acceptable — large transfers, deployments, and traffic spikes are normal.
  • Sustained usage above 100 Mbps is in most cases fine. We only act when usage is clearly abusive or constitutes continuous full-port saturation impacting other customers.

Metered Plans

Plans with a defined monthly transfer allocation (e.g. 10 TB, 25 TB) do not carry the same sustained-rate fair use restrictions as unmetered ports — however, deliberately pinning your port at 100% purely to exhaust your quota as fast as possible, then purchasing further services in bulk to repeat this, is considered abuse. Your monthly allocation is intended for organic traffic and normal workload patterns, not as a mechanism to sustain maximum line-rate indefinitely. Overage handling and abuse enforcement are detailed in the full Terms of Service.

Key Topics Covered

Important sections within our Terms of Service.

Acceptable Use

Guidelines for lawful and ethical use of HYEHOST infrastructure. Covers prohibited activities, abuse handling, and DDoS mitigation policies.

Billing & Payments

Invoice terms, payment methods, late fees, and billing cycles. Clear pricing with no hidden charges or surprise fees.

SLA Commitments

Service level agreements guaranteeing 99.99% uptime. Includes credits and remedies for service failures and downtime.

Network Policies

IP allocation, routing policies, peering agreements, and network resource commitments across all HYEHOST services.

Data Protection

Data handling obligations, privacy commitments, and security responsibilities. GDPR and compliance considerations.

Dispute Resolution

Process for resolving disputes, arbitration procedures, and legal jurisdiction. Fair and transparent conflict resolution.