Legal Information

Hostwover is a technology-services brand providing and facilitating online infrastructure and digital services.

Hostwover Services may include:

• domain registration.
• domain transfer.
• domain renewal.
• DNS services.
• Web Hosting.
• VPS.
• VDS.
• Professional Email.
• Google Workspace.
• SSL-related services.
• APIs.
• artificial intelligence services.
• software tools.
• account-management functionality.
• Customer support; and
• other digital services.

Hostwover's primary website is:

hostwover.com

References to the "Website" in Hostwover legal documents generally include hostwover.com and applicable Hostwover-controlled pages, portals, dashboards, and account interfaces.

Trading / Brand Name: Hostwover

The Hostwover name may be used throughout Hostwover websites, invoices, interfaces, marketing materials, and legal documents as the Customer-facing brand.

Before this page is published as the final statutory business-identification page, Hostwover should insert and verify the following details from its official registration records:

Legal Entity / Registered Business Name:

`[INSERT EXACT REGISTERED LEGAL NAME]`

Trading Name:

Hostwover

Country of Establishment / Registration:

Egypt

Commercial Registration Number:

`[INSERT COMMERCIAL REGISTRATION NUMBER]`

Tax Registration Number:

`[INSERT TAX REGISTRATION NUMBER]`

VAT Registration Number, if applicable:

`[INSERT VAT REGISTRATION NUMBER]`

Registered or Principal Business Address:

`[INSERT OFFICIAL REGISTERED / BUSINESS ADDRESS]`

No registration number, tax number, address, corporate form, or regulatory status should be published until it has been verified against Hostwover's official records.

Hostwover will not publish fabricated or assumed:

• company registration numbers.
• tax numbers.
• VAT numbers.
• regulatory licenses.
• addresses.
• company types.
• accreditations.
• certifications; or
• government registrations.

Legal disclosures should reflect Hostwover's actual status.

Hostwover operates under its own brand.

Hostwover is not Hostinger and should not be understood as a division, affiliate, subsidiary, or representative of Hostinger merely because certain Hostwover services may be similar to services offered by other hosting companies.

Hostwover may provide Services:

• directly.
• through Hostwover-controlled systems.
• through third-party infrastructure.
• as a reseller.
• through distributors.
• through upstream providers.
• through licensed platforms; or
• through a combination of these arrangements.

The precise service-delivery model depends on the Service.

Certain Services rely on independent third parties.

An "Upstream Provider" may include:

• domain registrar.
• registry.
• cloud infrastructure provider.
• data-center provider.
• email provider.
• productivity platform.
• software provider.
• payment processor.
• network provider.
• certificate provider.
• licensing provider; or
• distributor.

Unless a product-specific agreement states otherwise, the Customer's commercial relationship for a Service purchased directly from Hostwover is generally governed by the applicable Hostwover:

• order.
• invoice.
• Terms of Service.
• product agreement; and
• policies.

Underlying provider terms may also apply where required.

Some Services cannot be provided without the Customer also complying with applicable third-party terms.

Where such terms apply, the Customer agrees to comply with mandatory:

• acceptable-use requirements.
• licensing rules.
• registrar requirements.
• registry requirements.
• platform terms.
• security requirements.
• service restrictions; and
• other applicable provider conditions.

Hostwover cannot authorize a Customer to violate mandatory requirements imposed by an Upstream Provider.

Where a provider controls a particular infrastructure or platform action, Hostwover may also be unable to override the provider's decision.

Hostwover provides domain-registration and related services through an upstream domain-registration supply chain.

Depending on the domain extension, the registration may involve:

• Hostwover.
• an upstream reseller platform.
• a Sponsoring Registrar.
• a registry; and
• applicable domain-governance organizations.

Unless Hostwover expressly publishes verified information establishing otherwise, Hostwover should be understood as providing domain-registration services as a reseller or intermediary through an applicable registrar, rather than representing itself as the ICANN-accredited registrar.

ICANN describes a reseller as a third-party company offering domain-registration services through a registrar and distinguishes resellers from ICANN-accredited registrars.

Hostwover does not represent that it is an ICANN-accredited registrar unless Hostwover has actually obtained ICANN accreditation and officially publishes that status.

ICANN distinguishes registrar accreditation from reseller activity.

Every applicable generic domain registration has a Sponsoring Registrar responsible for the registration at registry level.

The Sponsoring Registrar may be identified through:

• applicable registration data.
• registrar information.
• Hostwover's Registrar Information page.
• relevant domain records; or
• information supplied during registration.

Customers should review the Hostwover Registrar Information page for further information concerning Hostwover's domain-service role and applicable registrar relationships.

Certain domain operations can only be completed by or through the Sponsoring Registrar.

These may include:

• registry-level registration.
• certain transfer actions.
• redemption.
• dispute locks.
• UDRP implementation.
• registry status changes; and
• other registrar-controlled operations.

A domain registry controls the applicable top-level-domain registry.

Registry policies may affect:

• eligibility.
• registration.
• renewal.
• expiration.
• redemption.
• premium pricing.
• disputes.
• reserved names; and
• domain availability.

For applicable generic top-level domains, mandatory ICANN policies and registrar obligations may apply.

Hostwover and its domain Customers must comply with applicable requirements passed through the relevant registrar relationship.

Customers registering domains through Hostwover are subject to the Hostwover Domain Registration Agreement and applicable registrar/registry requirements.

Transfers are governed by the:

Hostwover Domain Transfer Agreement

and applicable registrar, registry, and ICANN transfer requirements.

Contractual obligations concerning renewal and expiration are governed by the:

Hostwover Domain Renewal & Expiration Agreement

Operational information concerning:

• expiration.
• post-expiration renewal.
• redemption.
• restoration.
• Pending Delete; and
• final deletion

is provided in the:

Hostwover Domain Expiration & Recovery Policy

Trademark, ownership, transfer, UDRP, URS, and other domain disputes are addressed in the:

Hostwover Domain Dispute Policy

Web Hosting purchased through Hostwover is governed by the:

Hostwover Web Hosting Agreement

together with the Terms of Service and applicable policies.

Web Hosting may depend on infrastructure, software, licensing, or hosting platforms supplied by third parties.

Hostwover remains the Customer-facing provider for the Hostwover order while applicable infrastructure-provider restrictions may also apply.

Hostwover does not become the publisher, author, seller, or operator of a Customer's website merely because Hostwover supplies hosting infrastructure.

Customers remain responsible for their own:

• websites.
• applications.
• content.
• products.
• databases.
• users; and
• legal compliance.

Virtual Private Server Services are governed by the:

Hostwover VPS Agreement

and applicable Hostwover policies.

Hostwover may rely on upstream cloud or data-center infrastructure when supplying VPS Services.

The Customer must comply with any mandatory infrastructure-provider restrictions applicable to the Service.

Unless expressly sold as a managed Service, a VPS may be provided as a self-managed computing environment.

The Customer is responsible for:

• operating system.
• applications.
• administrator credentials.
• security.
• configuration.
• software.
• backups; and
• Customer Content.

Virtual Dedicated Server Services are governed by the:

Hostwover VDS Agreement

and applicable Hostwover policies.

A VDS provides virtualized computing resources according to the applicable plan.

A VDS should not be interpreted as ownership or exclusive possession of a physical server unless Hostwover expressly states otherwise for the specific product.

Professional Email Services are governed by the:

Hostwover Professional Email Agreement

together with applicable provider rules.

Hostwover may supply Professional Email through an external email platform or provider.

Certain technical operations may therefore depend on that provider.

Google Workspace subscriptions obtained through Hostwover are governed by the:

Hostwover Google Workspace Agreement

and applicable Google terms.

Google Workspace is a Google-operated service.

Hostwover may provide:

• ordering.
• billing.
• license management.
• provisioning assistance.
• domain-verification assistance.
• subscription administration; and
• first-line Customer support

as available through Hostwover's supply arrangement.

Hostwover should not describe itself as a:

• Google Partner.
• Google-authorized reseller.
• Google subsidiary.
• Google affiliate; or
• official Google representative

unless the particular claim is supported by an actual and current authorization permitting Hostwover to make that representation.

Google, Google Workspace, Gmail, Drive, Meet, and other Google product names and marks belong to their respective owner.

Reference to those products is used to identify the Services offered or supported through Hostwover.

Hostwover may provide or facilitate SSL/TLS-related Services.

Certificates may be issued by independent certificate authorities or providers.

Where a third-party certificate authority issues a certificate, applicable certificate-authority requirements may apply.

Hostwover may offer application programming interfaces or automation services.

Such use remains subject to:

• API documentation.
• authentication requirements.
• rate limits.
• Acceptable Use Policy.
• applicable product terms; and
• security requirements.

Hostwover may provide AI-assisted tools, models, interfaces, or integrations.

AI functionality may rely partly on external technology providers.

AI-generated responses may contain:

• inaccuracies.
• incomplete information.
• outdated information.
• unintended output; or
• errors.

Customers remain responsible for reviewing AI output before relying on it for significant:

• legal.
• financial.
• medical.
• security.
• business; or
• production decisions.

The Hostwover Terms of Service establish the general contractual framework governing use and purchase of Hostwover Services.

The Hostwover Privacy Policy explains how Hostwover collects and handles Personal Data.

The Hostwover Privacy & Data Protection Policy establishes Hostwover's broader data-protection and privacy-governance framework.

The Hostwover Cookie Policy explains Hostwover's use of cookies and similar technologies and applicable preference controls.

The Hostwover Acceptable Use Policy defines activities that are permitted or prohibited when using Hostwover Services.

The Hostwover Acceptable Use Agreement contains detailed contractual obligations relating to acceptable use and enforcement.

The Hostwover Abuse Handling Policy explains how Hostwover receives, investigates, escalates, mitigates, and resolves suspected abuse.

The Hostwover Customer Service Policy explains Hostwover's general support practices and support boundaries.

The Hostwover Refund Policy explains when payments may qualify for:

• refund.
• credit.
• reversal; or
• another billing adjustment.

The Hostwover Responsible Disclosure Policy establishes rules for good-faith vulnerability research involving authorized Hostwover-controlled systems.

The Hostwover Trademark & Copyright Policy explains how copyright, trademark, and other intellectual-property complaints are handled.

The Registrar Information page explains Hostwover's role in domain-registration Services and identifies relevant registrar information where required.

Hostwover may publish additional legal documents where necessary for:

• new Services.
• promotions.
• enterprise Services.
• managed Services.
• APIs.
• AI functionality.
• special offers; or
• additional regulatory requirements.

Hostwover Services are generally ordered and managed electronically.

A Customer may enter into an agreement by actions such as:

• creating an account.
• selecting a Service.
• clicking an acceptance button.
• submitting an order.
• paying an invoice.
• activating a subscription.
• renewing a Service; or
• continuing to use a Service after applicable terms become effective.

The legal effect of electronic acceptance remains subject to applicable law.

Egypt's electronic-signature framework recognizes electronic transactions and, where applicable statutory conditions are satisfied, electronic writings and signatures. ITIDA describes Law No. 15 of 2004 as supporting legally viable electronic transactions in Egypt.

A physical handwritten signature is not necessarily required for ordinary online contracting where applicable law recognizes the relevant electronic transaction.

Nothing in this section means that every electronic action automatically satisfies specialized signature requirements that may apply to particular legal documents.

An order is not necessarily accepted merely because a Customer:

• submits a checkout form.
• receives a payment authorization.
• receives an automated acknowledgment; or
• sees a pending order.

Acceptance may depend on:

• payment confirmation.
• fraud screening.
• eligibility.
• provider availability.
• verification.
• provisioning; and
• applicable Service requirements.

Certain agreements become operational when the relevant Service is successfully:

• provisioned.
• registered.
• licensed.
• assigned.
• activated; or
• otherwise made available.

The person submitting an order represents that they have authority to:

• enter into the transaction.
• use the payment method; and
• bind any organization identified as the Customer

to the extent required by applicable law.

Where an account is created for an organization, Hostwover may rely on instructions from appropriately authorized account administrators.

Customers consent, where legally permitted, to receive contractual and operational communications electronically.

These may include:

• invoices.
• order confirmations.
• renewal notices.
• security alerts.
• domain notices.
• suspension notices.
• legal updates.
• support communications; and
• Service notifications.

Customers must maintain current and accurate contact information.

Failure to update contact information may prevent receipt of important notices.

Prices are displayed through:

• Hostwover product pages.
• checkout.
• quotations.
• invoices; or
• other authorized Hostwover interfaces.

Hostwover may display or accept prices in one or more currencies.

The applicable order or invoice identifies the currency governing that transaction.

Prices may be subject to:

• VAT.
• withholding requirements.
• governmental charges.
• regulatory charges; or
• other taxes

where legally applicable.

Egyptian VAT legislation applies to taxable supplies of goods and services and expressly addresses sales or services rendered through online means. The standard VAT rate under the published Egyptian VAT legislation is 14%, subject to applicable exemptions, special rates, amendments, and the taxpayer's legal obligations.

Hostwover will apply VAT or other taxes only according to the legally applicable tax treatment of the relevant transaction.

Hostwover should publish its tax and VAT registration identifiers only after they are verified from official registration documentation.

Hostwover may issue:

• invoices.
• electronic invoices.
• receipts.
• credit notes.
• refund documents; or
• other transaction records

as required or appropriate.

Payments may be processed by independent payment providers.

Payment-provider terms and privacy practices may apply to the provider's processing.

Where supported and authorized, Customers may permit an eligible payment method to be stored or tokenized for future transactions or renewals.

Certain Services may support automatic renewal.

Where enabled, Hostwover may attempt to collect the applicable renewal amount using an authorized payment method according to the applicable Service terms.

Cancelling future renewal does not automatically create a refund for a transaction already completed.

Refund eligibility is governed by the Hostwover Refund Policy.

Nothing in Hostwover's legal documents is intended to remove consumer protections that cannot legally be excluded.

Egypt maintains a consumer-protection framework under Consumer Protection Law No. 181 of 2018.

Some Hostwover Customers purchase Services for:

• commercial.
• professional.
• development.
• organizational; or
• business purposes.

Certain statutory consumer rights may apply differently depending on the Customer and transaction.

Where mandatory law grants a Customer rights that cannot legally be waived by contract, those rights take precedence over conflicting contractual provisions to the required extent.

Hostwover processes Personal Data as described in its:

Privacy Policy

and

Privacy & Data Protection Policy.

Where applicable, Hostwover's handling of Personal Data is subject to relevant Egyptian data-protection requirements.

The Egyptian Personal Data Protection Center's current guidance refers to Personal Data Protection Law No. 151 of 2020 and Executive Regulations issued by Decision No. 816 of 2025.

Until Hostwover officially publishes a dedicated privacy contact:

Email: [email protected]

may be used for privacy-related requests.

Where Hostwover is required to appoint, register, or publish contact information for a Data Protection Officer, Hostwover should provide that information once the applicable appointment and regulatory requirements have actually been completed.

Hostwover should not invent a DPO identity or registration.

Hostwover applies reasonable security measures appropriate to its Services and risks.

No online Service can guarantee absolute security.

Customers remain responsible for securing their:

• account credentials.
• passwords.
• API keys.
• servers.
• websites.
• applications.
• databases.
• administrator access; and
• Customer-controlled systems.

Security vulnerabilities affecting Hostwover-controlled systems should be reported according to the:

Responsible Disclosure Policy

Until a dedicated security channel is officially published:

[email protected]

may be used to submit security vulnerability reports.

Suspected misuse of Hostwover Services should be reported according to the:

Hostwover Abuse Handling Policy

Until Hostwover publishes a dedicated abuse address:

[email protected]

may be used for abuse reports.

Hostwover may establish separate addresses such as:

• `[email protected]`.
• `[email protected]`.
• `[email protected]`; or
• `[email protected]`.

These addresses should not be represented as active official channels until they have actually been created and monitored.

The Hostwover brand and original Hostwover content may be protected by applicable:

• copyright.
• trademark.
• unfair-competition.
• software.
• database; and
• other intellectual-property laws.

Third-party product names, trademarks, and logos referenced through Hostwover remain the property of their respective owners.

Reference to a third-party mark does not itself imply:

• ownership.
• sponsorship.
• affiliation; or
• endorsement.

Intellectual-property complaints should follow the:

Hostwover Trademark & Copyright Policy

Trademark complaints seeking:

• transfer.
• cancellation.
• change of registrant; or
• legal control

of a domain should follow the:

Hostwover Domain Dispute Policy

and applicable external dispute procedure.

Until Hostwover publishes a separate formal legal contact:

Hostwover Support

Email: [email protected]

Website: hostwover.com

may receive general legal communications.

Sending a document to ordinary Customer Support does not necessarily constitute valid formal service of legal process where applicable law requires another method.

Formal legal documents must be served according to applicable legal requirements.

Hostwover will review apparently valid and binding:

• court orders.
• legal processes.
• regulatory requirements; and
• government requests

according to applicable law.

Hostwover may verify:

• authenticity.
• authority.
• jurisdiction.
• scope.
• requesting entity; and
• legal basis

before taking action.

Hostwover will not disclose non-public Customer information merely because a private person asks for it.

An appropriate:

• Customer authorization.
• legal basis.
• provider process.
• court order; or
• other lawful justification

may be required.

Customers may submit complaints concerning:

• billing.
• service quality.
• support.
• orders.
• provisioning.
• renewal.
• refunds; or
• other Hostwover matters

through Hostwover Support.

Customers should provide:

• account details.
• Service.
• order or invoice.
• relevant ticket.
• explanation of the complaint; and
• requested resolution.

Abuse complaints are handled separately under the Abuse Handling Policy.

Privacy complaints are handled under the Privacy Policy and Privacy & Data Protection Policy.

Copyright and trademark complaints are handled under the Trademark & Copyright Policy.

Domain ownership and trademark-control disputes are handled under the Domain Dispute Policy and applicable registrar/registry processes.

Hostwover seeks to maintain reliable Services.

However, availability may be affected by:

• maintenance.
• infrastructure failures.
• network incidents.
• Customer configuration.
• cyberattacks.
• upstream-provider incidents.
• software issues; and
• circumstances outside Hostwover's reasonable control.

A general marketing statement or Customer Service Policy does not create a formal uptime or response-time guarantee.

Any formal SLA must be expressly identified as a Service Level Agreement or equivalent contractual commitment.

An upstream provider's SLA does not automatically become Hostwover's Customer SLA unless Hostwover expressly incorporates it into the Customer agreement.

Where a Hostwover SLA provides service credits, eligibility and calculation are determined under that SLA.

Third-party providers operate independently from Hostwover.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, Hostwover does not:

• own those providers.
• control their entire infrastructure.
• guarantee their policies will remain unchanged; or
• speak on their behalf.

Hostwover may change an Upstream Provider where reasonably necessary because of:

• pricing.
• capacity.
• reliability.
• security.
• product changes.
• legal requirements.
• discontinuation.
• availability; or
• operational needs.

Applicable Customer rights remain governed by the relevant agreement.

Where a product or provider is discontinued, Hostwover may:

• migrate Customers.
• provide replacement Services.
• discontinue affected functionality.
• issue appropriate credits or refunds where applicable; or
• take another action permitted by the relevant agreement.

Hostwover may link to external websites.

Hostwover is not responsible for independent websites solely because a link appears on hostwover.com.

A Customer transaction may be governed simultaneously by:

1. mandatory applicable law.
2. accepted order or quotation.
3. product-specific agreement.
4. Terms of Service.
5. applicable Hostwover policies.
6. mandatory Upstream Provider terms; and
7. applicable external domain or platform rules.

The exact order of precedence may be further specified in the Terms of Service or relevant product agreement.

Where a product-specific agreement contains a more specific provision concerning that Service, the more specific provision generally governs that matter to the extent stated in the applicable agreements.

A Hostwover agreement cannot override mandatory technical or contractual restrictions imposed by a provider where Hostwover has no authority to waive those restrictions.

Nothing in a Hostwover contract overrides applicable law to the extent that the law does not permit contractual modification.

Hostwover may update its legal documents to reflect:

• new Services.
• provider changes.
• regulatory changes.
• security requirements.
• industry requirements.
• legal developments.
• operational changes; and
• business changes.

Each legal document should display a Last Updated date.

Where required by applicable law or contract, Hostwover may provide appropriate notice of material legal changes.

The current version published through the Hostwover Legal Center supersedes prior website versions to the extent permitted by applicable law and subject to terms applicable to existing transactions.

Hostwover may retain archived versions of legal documents for:

• audit.
• contractual history.
• dispute resolution.
• compliance; and
• recordkeeping.

Hostwover may publish its legal documents in:

• English.
• Arabic; and
• other languages.

Hostwover seeks to keep translations materially consistent.

If translations conflict, the controlling language will be determined by:

• the relevant agreement.
• applicable law; and
• any language-precedence clause expressly stated in the document.

Nothing in an English-language document prevents Hostwover from providing Arabic notices or contractual information where required by applicable Egyptian law.

Hostwover should not claim accreditation, authorization, certification, membership, or partnership that has not actually been obtained.

Hostwover should not display:

"ICANN Accredited Registrar"

unless Hostwover itself has successfully completed the ICANN accreditation process and holds current accreditation.

Hostwover should not claim formal Google partnership or reseller authorization beyond the rights actually granted through its supply relationship.

Hostwover should not claim certifications such as:

• ISO/IEC 27001.
• SOC 2.
• PCI DSS certification.
• government security accreditation; or
• another formal certification

unless the claim is accurate, current, and appropriately scoped.

Hostwover should not claim:

• GDPR certification.
• Egyptian PDPC licensing.
• DPO registration.
• controller registration.
• processor licensing; or
• cross-border transfer approval

unless the particular status has actually been obtained and applies to Hostwover.

Where a regulatory license, registration, or disclosure becomes legally required, Hostwover should complete the applicable compliance process and update this page accordingly.

If Hostwover changes its:

• legal entity.
• corporate structure.
• registered owner.
• registered address.
• tax registration; or
• business form,

this Legal Information page should be updated accordingly.

A future change in Hostwover's trading name does not automatically terminate existing Customer agreements.

Hostwover will provide appropriate notice where required.

Hostwover may undergo:

• restructuring.
• merger.
• asset transfer.
• acquisition.
• incorporation.
• conversion of business form; or
• another corporate transaction.

Applicable rights and notices will be handled according to the Terms of Service and applicable law.

Hostwover may maintain transaction and contractual records relating to:

• accounts.
• orders.
• acceptance.
• invoices.
• payments.
• subscriptions.
• renewals.
• cancellations; and
• support communications.

Electronic records may be used to demonstrate:

• account creation.
• acceptance of terms.
• transaction history.
• renewal settings.
• Service configuration; and
• Customer instructions

to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Hostwover may maintain appropriate system logs for:

• security.
• troubleshooting.
• fraud prevention.
• abuse handling.
• transaction verification.
• legal compliance; and
• operational purposes.

Personal Data contained in such records remains subject to applicable privacy requirements.

This Legal Information page describes Hostwover's legal and operational framework.

It does not provide legal advice to Customers.

Customers remain responsible for determining whether their use of Hostwover Services complies with laws applicable to their own activities.

Customers operating regulated businesses should obtain any licenses or approvals required for their own activities.

Hostwover's provision of infrastructure does not itself authorize the Customer's regulated business.

Customers outside Egypt may be subject to laws in their own jurisdiction.

The Customer remains responsible for compliance with those requirements where applicable.

Hostwover Support

Email: [email protected]

Website: hostwover.com

Billing and payment questions may currently be submitted through:

[email protected]

or the applicable Hostwover support/account interface.

Privacy requests may currently be submitted through:

[email protected]

until a dedicated privacy contact is officially published.

Abuse reports may currently be submitted through:

[email protected]

until a dedicated abuse reporting channel is officially published.

Security vulnerability reports may currently be submitted through:

[email protected]

according to the Responsible Disclosure Policy.

Copyright complaints may currently be submitted through:

[email protected]

using a subject such as:

Copyright Complaint – [Domain / URL]

Trademark complaints may currently be submitted through:

[email protected]

using a subject such as:

Trademark Complaint – [Domain / URL]

Domain dispute communications may currently be submitted through:

[email protected]

subject to the Domain Dispute Policy.

Hostwover may establish a dedicated:

[email protected]

address or formal legal-service channel.

Until such a channel is officially published and monitored, it should not be represented as Hostwover's formal legal address.

The Hostwover Legal Center should provide access, where applicable, to:

1. Terms of Service
2. Privacy Policy
3. Privacy & Data Protection Policy
4. Cookie Policy
5. Acceptable Use Policy
6. Acceptable Use Agreement
7. Abuse Handling Policy
8. Customer Service Policy
9. Refund Policy
10. Responsible Disclosure Policy
11. Trademark & Copyright Policy
12. Registrar Information
13. Domain Registration Agreement
14. Domain Transfer Agreement
15. Domain Renewal & Expiration Agreement
16. Domain Expiration & Recovery Policy
17. Domain Dispute Policy
18. Web Hosting Agreement
19. VPS Agreement
20. VDS Agreement
21. Professional Email Agreement
22. Google Workspace Agreement
23. Legal Information
24. any additional Service-specific legal documents published by Hostwover.

By purchasing or using a Hostwover Service, a Customer agrees to the legal documents that are expressly applicable to that Service, subject to mandatory applicable law.

Purchasing one Hostwover Service does not necessarily mean that every product-specific agreement applies.

For example:

• a VPS Customer is subject to the VPS Agreement.
• a domain Customer is subject to applicable domain agreements.
• a Professional Email Customer is subject to the Professional Email Agreement; and
• a Google Workspace Customer is subject to the Google Workspace Agreement.

General documents such as the Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy may apply across multiple Services.

Hostwover seeks to make applicable legal documents reasonably accessible through its Website and Customer interfaces.

Customers are encouraged to retain copies of:

• applicable agreements.
• invoices.
• orders.
• renewal confirmations; and
• important legal notices

for their records.

For purposes of this Legal Information page:

• "Customer" means a person or entity purchasing, accessing, administering, or using a Hostwover Service.
• "Hostwover" means the Hostwover trading brand and, where appropriate, the verified legal person or entity operating the applicable Hostwover Service.
• "Legal Center" means the collection of legal documents published by Hostwover.
• "Service" means a product, subscription, functionality, or service supplied, sold, resold, managed, or made available through Hostwover.
• "Sponsoring Registrar" means the registrar responsible for a domain registration at the applicable registry.
• "Upstream Provider" means a third-party registrar, registry, cloud provider, hosting provider, data center, email provider, software provider, payment provider, distributor, network provider, certificate provider, licensing provider, or similar supplier involved in providing a Hostwover Service.
• "Website" means hostwover.com and applicable Hostwover-controlled website interfaces that link to Hostwover's legal documents.

Hostwover's Legal Information framework is based on the following principles:

1. Hostwover should accurately identify the business operating its Services.
2. Registration and tax identifiers should never be invented.
3. Hostwover should disclose its actual role when reselling third-party Services.
4. Hostwover should not represent itself as an ICANN-accredited registrar unless it becomes one.
5. Hostwover should not claim unsupported Google partnership status.
6. Third-party provider terms may apply where required to deliver a Service.
7. Product-specific agreements should govern the applicable product.
8. Customers should be able to identify which legal documents govern their purchase.
9. Prices, taxes, billing cycles, and renewal terms should be disclosed through applicable order interfaces.
10. Privacy practices should be communicated transparently.
11. Abuse, security, IP, and privacy matters should have defined reporting procedures.
12. Electronic transactions may be used for ordering and acceptance subject to applicable law.
13. Mandatory consumer rights remain protected.
14. Hostwover should not publish unsupported certification or licensing claims.
15. Customer data should not be disclosed without an appropriate legal basis.
16. Legal documents should be updated when material business or regulatory circumstances change.
17. Hostwover should distinguish its own systems from infrastructure operated by third parties.
18. Customers remain responsible for the legality of their own websites, applications, businesses, and Customer Content.
19. Mandatory applicable law takes precedence where contractual exclusion is not legally permitted.
20. Hostwover should maintain accurate, transparent, and internally consistent legal disclosures.

Before publishing this page as Hostwover's final Legal Information page, verify and insert:

Registered Legal Name:

`[REQUIRED]`

Legal Form:

`[REQUIRED – e.g. individual establishment/company form as actually registered]`

Commercial Registration Number:

`[REQUIRED IF APPLICABLE]`

Tax Registration Number:

`[REQUIRED IF APPLICABLE]`

VAT Registration Number:

`[REQUIRED IF APPLICABLE]`

Official Registered / Business Address:

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