goga.host

Terms of Service

Last updated: June 10, 2026

The deal: we rent you virtual servers, prepaid month by month from your balance. No contracts, no lock-in: stop paying and the service stops, with the wind-down rules below. Creating an account accepts these terms, the AUP and the SLA.

Billing

Prepaid balance. Top up in crypto; servers charge the balance monthly on their renewal date. Prices fixed in USD; crypto converts at the processor's rate at payment time.
Grandfathering. The price and specs you buy are snapshotted to your subscription. Catalog changes never touch a running server's deal.
Insufficient balance at renewal suspends the server (powered off, data kept). Top up within 7 days and it resumes with a fresh paid month. After that the subscription is cancelled and the data queued for deletion.
Refunds. Unused balance from real top-ups: refundable on request, in the asset it arrived in, minus network fees. Promotional credit (welcome bonus, referral earnings): pays for service only - never refundable or withdrawable.

You

  • · Keep your email reachable - it's the only channel for renewal warnings, abuse reports, maintenance
  • · Back up what you can't lose. We snapshot managed plans, but your data is your responsibility
  • · Stay inside the AUP. AUP termination forfeits the affected server's remaining month
  • · Unmanaged plans: you patch and secure your own box. A compromised server that attacks others gets suspended like any abuse case

Us

  • · Run the platform to the SLA, with automatic credits when we miss
  • · Tell the truth about incidents on the status page - timelines, causes, no weasel words
  • · 30 days notice on price changes - and they only apply to new orders, existing deals stay
  • · 60 days notice if we ever shut down, with export help and pro-rata refunds of real money

Liability

Beyond SLA credits, our liability for any incident is capped at what you paid us in the preceding 3 months. We're a small infrastructure provider, not an insurer for your business - price your own risk accordingly.

Disputes: Dutch law governs (the hardware lives in the Netherlands). Talk to us first - [email protected]. Most disagreements are a misread invoice, not a lawsuit.