Terms of Service
Last updated: October 2026 • Effective for all active subscriptions
1. Acceptance of Terms & Corporate Entity
By creating an account, ordering a service, or accessing any infrastructure provided by Star Network Inc (operating under the trade name SM Cloud Inc., Govt. of India Udyam Registration: UDYAM-OD-13-0044868, registered at Manatira, Jajpur, Odisha - 755026), you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service and our Acceptable Use Policy. If you do not agree, you must not use our services.
2. Service Provisioning & Delivery
All virtual server containers (Minecraft, Discord bot, and Web hosting) are provisioned automatically upon receipt of verified payment confirmation from our authorized payment gateway. Service credentials and management links are delivered electronically via your registered Client Area.
3. Billing, Renewals & Currency
All base subscription plans are billed in Indian Rupees (INR) on a recurring monthly, quarterly, or annual basis. Applicable Indian Goods and Services Tax (GST at 18%) is calculated and itemized at checkout. Invoices are generated 7 days prior to service expiration. If an invoice remains unpaid by its due date, the service may be suspended automatically after a 48-hour grace period.
4. Backups and Customer Data Responsibility
While SM Cloud provides automated and manual backup utilities for customer convenience, the customer retains primary responsibility for maintaining independent off-site copies of their worlds, databases, bot code, and configurations. SM Cloud is not liable for data loss caused by user-installed corrupted plugins or accidental file deletions.
5. Service Suspension & Termination
SM Cloud reserves the right to suspend or terminate services immediately without prior notice in cases involving illegal activities, DDoS origination, port scanning, malware distribution, phishing, or extreme CPU/memory abuse that violates our Acceptable Use Policy.
6. Limitation of Liability
Under no circumstances shall SM Cloud Inc. or its directors be liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from service downtime, data loss, or network interruptions, exceeding the amount paid by the customer during the preceding billing month.