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Support Packages & Service Matrix

A reference for Webscale's support tiers and service commitments

Purpose:
This page lists the channel access, incident response objectives, onboarding allowances, monitoring coverage, developer enablement hours and add-on services for Webscale's support tiers. Support is sold independently of the Cloud Hosting and Application Delivery Software tiers described on the other Plans reference pages, and pairs with any hosting plan to make up a full Webscale subscription.

Support tiers

Webscale support is sold in tiers, independent of the hosting and infrastructure product tiers:

Tier 1, Essentials Support

Standard single-ticket coverage.

Tier 2, Proactive Support

Expanded response and engineering.

Tier 3, Strategic Support

White glove support, with high availability (HA) available.

  • Incident objectives are defined by priority: P0: a production environment is down. P1: a production environment is degraded, including slow page loads. P2: a non-emergency issue, or any issue in staging or development. P3: information requests and minor issues.
  • Support portal case priorities map as follows: Critical - Business Impacting is P0. Non-Critical is P1 or P2 by impact. Query - Technical, Query - Non Technical and Scheduled Activity are P3. Webscale may reassign a priority where the reported impact does not match the definition, and tells the customer when it does.

Support channels

Incident response

Response and update times are service level objectives that Webscale operates to and reports against on request. Availability is covered by the Webscale Master SLA.

Onboarding support

Platform monitoring

Developer Enablement (DE) access

Reviews and audits

Platform add-ons included on all plans

DevOps support add-on

AI Services. The Webscale AI Services are supported at the customer's support tier, with the same priorities, channels and objectives as hosting. During an AI Evaluation Period the AI Services run outside production, so issues are worked under the staging definition of P2.

Notes and definitions

  1. Support tiers are sold independently of hosting and infrastructure product tiers.
  2. Tier 3 HA includes a fully redundant high availability infrastructure configuration in the backend.
  3. Monthly incident volume limits apply to P0 (customer-opened) tickets only. System alert tickets are excluded.
  4. Onboarding hours cover the initial environment setup within the first 90 days. Additional environments are billed separately as a one-time implementation cost.
  5. Dedicated Support SME (Tier 3) includes a defined number of dedicated hours per month. Guardrails and schedules apply. It is not an on-demand, always-available resource.
  6. DE (Developer Enablement) hours are pooled monthly and do not roll over.
  7. Environment Audits are no longer tiered. They are available as a per-request add-on, billed as professional services.
  8. Event Preparation and Monitoring is included at Tier 3, and available as a 10-hour bucket add-on for Tier 1 and Tier 2.
  9. Application Load Testing and the DevOps package are available as add-ons.
Published August 19, 2026
Last modified November 9, 2026