Terms of service
Review the terms that apply when you order or use a SAFI service.
Draft — needs owner/legal review. This is not an operative service agreement.
Draft updated . Effective date: UNKNOWN.
- Legal operator / business address
- UNKNOWN — awaiting owner confirmation
- Country / public contact
- Pakistan · [email protected]
What the order includes
Before paying, compare the product, included resources, management scope, billing interval, currency, initial total and renewal total on the actual SAFI order and invoice. A marketing page is not confirmation of availability or activation. Ask [email protected] about a mismatch before payment. Do not substitute sibling-brand portal links or payment recipients.
Account and service responsibilities
Customers should provide accurate contact information, keep recovery access current and protect account credentials. SAFI's responsibilities must be described for the particular service: shared hosting, managed WordPress, domains and any other confirmed product have different boundaries. Do not imply that every plan includes server administration, migration, application development, backups or restoration. The owner must approve a product-by-product responsibility schedule.
Billing and renewal
Use the currency, taxes, fees, term and due date shown on the confirmed invoice. Follow payment instructions supplied through the actual SAFI billing workflow; never infer a receiving account from an old copied page. Auto-renewal, overdue notices, suspension timing, grace periods, cancellation effects and price-change notice periods must be confirmed from the active billing configuration before publication. This draft does not authorise an unannounced fee or a forfeiture rule.
Domains and customer content
A domain's registration, renewal, transfer and expiry can depend on registry requirements in addition to hosting terms. Confirm the registrant details and who controls the account and DNS. An availability lookup does not reserve a name. Customer content remains subject to the reviewed acceptable-use process; a complaint alone is not proof of infringement.
Service interruptions and disputes
No uptime percentage, credit entitlement, liability cap, exclusive court, mandatory arbitration or broad waiver is introduced here. These materially affect customer rights and require owner/legal review. The final terms must name the contracting operator, service address, applicable law, complaint route, document precedence and effective date. Contact [email protected] for clarification while those terms are being reviewed.