Statement of Support - Authgear

Statement of Support

This page explains what Authgear Support covers, how fast we respond, and what we do when a request is outside Support. It applies to every Authgear plan and to every deployment, whether we host Authgear for you or you run it yourself.

For uptime commitments, see our Service Level Agreement.

Support plans

Support plan Community Standard Premium Premium 24x7 Mission Critical
Plans Developer, Business Business (add-on), Plus, Enterprise Plus, Enterprise Plus, Enterprise Plus, Enterprise
Hours — Business hours Business hours 24x7 for S1 and S2 24x7 for S1 and S2
Channels Discord, GitHub Email, support portal + private Slack channel, video call + private Slack channel, video call + phone line for S1, named support engineer
Named contacts — 2 4 6 10
S1 Critical — 1 business day 4 business hours 4 hours 1 hour
S2 High — 2 business days 1 business day 8 hours 4 hours
S3 Normal — 3 business days 2 business days 2 business days 1 business day
S4 Low Best effort 5 business days 3 business days 3 business days 2 business days
Also included Upgrade plan review, yearly health check Upgrade plan review, yearly health check All of Premium, root-cause report after every S1, quarterly service review

Business hours are 9 hours a day, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays, in the time zone and region stated in your order form. Response time is the time to the first reply from an Authgear engineer, not the time to a fix. We keep working on S1 issues until they are resolved or a workaround is in place.

Severity levels

You choose the severity when you open a case. We may change it if the impact turns out different.

S1 and S2 are for production only. Outside business hours, open S1 and S2 cases by phone (Mission Critical), by posting in your private Slack channel (Premium 24x7 and Mission Critical), or with a ticket in the support portal, so that the on-call engineer is paged.

What Support covers

In one sentence

If Authgear is broken, it's Support. If your code or your setup needs our engineers, it's Expert Hours.

What Support doesn't cover, and what we do instead

Request Why it's not Support What we do instead
"Why doesn't login work in our app?" when Authgear is working as documented The cause is in the application code, not in Authgear Expert Hours: we debug the integration together
Code, architecture or integration plan reviews Design and review work Expert Hours
Writing migration scripts, Admin API automation, hooks or custom UI code Custom development for the application Expert Hours, or Professional Services for larger work
Kubernetes, VMs, databases, networking, ingress, TLS certificates, cloud accounts Infrastructure outside Authgear Expert Hours, or a Maintenance plan
Installing or upgrading a self-managed cluster Operations work Deployment and Maintenance plans; upgrade plan review on Premium and above
Unsupported versions, unofficial install methods, modified source code We can't reproduce them reliably Upgrade first; Expert Hours to help plan the upgrade
Training on OAuth, OIDC, SAML or Kubernetes in general General education, not product support Expert Hours (workshops)
Calls longer than 30 minutes that aren't about an Authgear fault Consulting time Expert Hours
New features or custom behaviour Product work Feature request (S4), or Professional Services

We ask before we bill

The first 30 minutes of looking into any case are always free. If a case turns out to be outside Support, the engineer tells you, explains why, and asks before using any Expert Hours.

Expert Hours

Expert Hours are prepaid time with an Authgear engineer for work on your side of the integration: code and integration reviews, debugging your login flows, migration help, architecture and capacity planning, self-managed infrastructure troubleshooting and workshops.

Professional Services

Work with a defined deliverable is quoted separately in man-days with a written scope. Examples include custom features, integrations, migration tooling, load testing and custom deployments.

Self-managed deployments

When you run Authgear on your own infrastructure, Support covers the Authgear software. We don't cover the environment it runs in.

Area Hosted by Authgear (SaaS, Managed Cloud) Self-managed with a Maintenance plan
Authgear software bugs Support Support
How-to questions about Authgear Support Support
Infrastructure (cluster, database, network) Included, we run it Maintenance plan's included Expert Hours (10 a year), then Expert Hours
Version upgrades Included Maintenance plan schedule
Monitoring and uptime Included, SLA applies Maintenance plan
Diagnosing an outage Support Support for Authgear, Maintenance plan for the cluster

On a self-managed deployment, response times still apply. But resolving an issue depends on you giving us logs, configuration (with secrets removed) and, where agreed, access. In a disconnected environment we work through a screen share that you run.

Supported versions

Your responsibilities

Changes to this page

We will email customers 14 days before any change that reduces what Support covers.

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