Promised uptime vs actual

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Google Maps Platform (Core Services) SLA

Google · Platforms · promises up to 99.9% · SLA of Jan 27, 2025 · checked 47d ago

Incidents, last 365 days

The Google Workspace Status Dashboard is not read here yet, so observed uptime is not computed.

Commitments and credits

99.9%
Core Services (Service Level Objective)
Google Maps Platform Core Services listed at cloud.google.com/maps-platform/terms/maps-services
Credit: below 99.9%: 10% · below 99%: 25% · below 95%: 50%

SLA changes

SLA page foundUnverifiedOct 23, 2026
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Possible SLA page found: Google Workspace Service Level Agreement. Not yet reviewed.
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Terms, exclusions and sources
Measured
Calendar month per Project; Monthly Uptime Percentage = Valid Requests minus Failed Requests (HTTP 5XX or internal server error, measured server side) over Valid Requests
Credit cap
50% of the amount due for the Covered Service that did not meet the SLO for the month
Claim window
Within 30 days from the time Customer becomes eligible to receive a Financial Credit
How to claim
Notify Google technical support with date and time details, for each Covered Service
Not covered
Pre-GA Offerings; Features or Services excluded in the Documentation; Factors outside Google's reasonable control; Actions or inactions of Customer or third parties, or their software or hardware; Abuse or behavior that violates the Agreement; Quotas applied by the system or listed in the Admin Console; Use inconsistent with the Documentation (invalid requests, unauthorized use)
Status history
The Google Workspace Status Dashboard is not read here yet, so observed uptime is not computed.
Google will use reasonable commercial efforts to provide to Customer a Monthly Uptime Percentage of at least 99.9% for each Covered Service (the "Service Level Objective" or "SLO").
Google, Last modified January 27, 2025. Read the SLA

Credits are applied to future monthly bills within 60 days of the request. Previous versions listed on the page: June 22, 2022, June 18, 2018, May 1, 2018.

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