Support

Tickets go directly to engineers. No outsourced first-line, no chat-bot triage.

How to reach us

  • Customer portal — ticket system. The primary channel. Open a ticket from your portal account; replies come by email and stay in the ticket thread.
  • Knowledgebase. Common questions with documented answers. Browse before opening a ticket — for routine setup tasks the KB is usually faster.
  • Service announcements. Planned maintenance and infrastructure changes are posted to News.

What you can do without a ticket

The customer portal handles most day-to-day operations directly:

  • Power actions (start, stop, reboot)
  • Snapshot create, rollback, delete
  • OS reload to a different distribution
  • Rescue mode (boot from SystemRescue ISO)
  • Browser console
  • Reverse DNS for IPv4 addresses
  • Hostname and root password changes
  • Plan / resource changes via the billing flow

If you find yourself opening tickets for something on this list, let us know — there's probably either a portal button you missed or a button we should add.

Response times

We're a small team. Realistic expectations:

  • Routine tickets (billing, account, "how do I…?") — typically within a business day, often the same day.
  • Service issues (VPS down, can't reach console, infrastructure problem) — prioritized; we'll acknowledge quickly and keep you posted through resolution.
  • After-hours emergencies — covered, but response is slower than business hours. Use the ticket system; we monitor.

We don't publish a "1-hour response SLA" because we're honest about not being able to guarantee it every time. We aim for fast, but "fast" is best-effort, not contractual.