Terms
Terms and conditions
Written for datadoodles and datadoodles.site. Sample business details are marked in the text.
The service these terms cover
These terms cover shared hosting plans, domain searches shown on datadoodles.site, and the browser client area that stores an order. They are the terms of datadoodles, the brand on this storefront. They are not the terms of a control-panel vendor, a registry, or a software project named on the plan cards.
The published plans are Basic, Professional and Unlimited. Prices are in INR. Basic on a three-year term is the ₹49 monthly rate, billed as ₹1,764 for the term. Monthly, yearly and three-year figures on the pricing section are the hosting prices, and they are also the renewal prices for hosting. Some domain endings are first-year promotions. The domain table says so.
An order is not a payment
The order form records a plan, a term, an optional domain and a total in this browser after you log in. It does not collect a card number and it does not move money. A hosting account on a real server starts only after the operator confirms payment. Questions go to contact@datadoodles.site. Until then, the confirmation page is a record of what you asked for, not proof that a server was provisioned.
DOODLE10 reduces the hosting figure on that form by ten percent. It does not discount a domain. It does not apply itself at renewal unless the order you are looking at is the renewal. Typing a random code produces an error, not a discount.
Acceptable use
Shared plans are refused for casino sites, adult sites, spam, phishing, malware, and anything that gets the shared address listed as abusive. The point of the rule is the neighbours on the same address. One outbound spam run hurts every mailbox on the IP.
You may run WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel and the other PHP applications the plan cards name, inside the resource caps. You may not run a resident queue worker, a coin miner, or an open proxy. Unlimited means more sites and more databases. It does not mean more than 1 GB of RAM or more than one CPU core.
Resource caps
Every shared plan is capped at 1 GB of RAM, one CPU core, 20 entry processes, 100 processes and 1 MB/s of disk. Bandwidth is not billed per gigabyte, and it is still not a permit to saturate the port. SSH exists on Unlimited only. Redis is not provided. PHP versions run from 5.6 through 8.5 in the selector, and new accounts start on 8.1 unless that default is later changed in writing.
If a site needs a worker that never exits, the right product is a VPS, discussed on the VPS page. A public VPS price was not supplied, so the page does not invent one. A ticket can ask for a quote. The 48-hour hosting refund described below applies to the three shared plans, not automatically to a custom machine.
Domains
Domain prices on the domain page are INR per year. .in, .co.in, .com, .net and .org renew at the registration price shown. .xyz, .online, .shop, .info and .site show a first-year figure and a higher renewal. Read the renewal column before you quote a client.
A domain registration is a purchase from a registry path, not a file that can be returned. These terms, the refund policy and the cancellation policy all say the same thing: domains are not refundable. Transfer fees are confirmed before you pay because they are not a single flat number.
Do not point a production domain at a host you guessed. Email contact@datadoodles.site before you change nameservers. Pointing a name at the wrong host can take a site offline.
Backups
The control panel on a real account can build a backup you download. Any copy that stays only on the server is a courtesy. It is not a promise that a particular day can be restored. Your own download, stored somewhere else, is the backup that counts. This section is the one the FAQ points at.
A migration copies files, databases and mail when you provide the old login and when the old host allows the copy. DNS timing is outside the copy. Lower the TTL before you switch if the old host lets you.
Suspension
An account can be suspended for non-payment once a real invoice exists, for breaking the acceptable-use rules, or for a security incident that threatens other customers. Suspension is not the 48-hour refund. A suspended account is not automatically deleted the same day. Deletion timing should be stated on the suspension notice. On this frontend, no live account is suspended because no live account is created.
Liability
The uptime figure of 99.9 percent is a monthly target, not a warranty that a refund is due for every blip. The refund policy says when money moves: inside 48 hours of the first hosting purchase, or later only for a prolonged outage on our side. Indirect loss, lost advertising, and a ranking drop are not items the hosting fee is meant to insure.
Nothing in these terms asks you to waive a right you cannot waive under the law that actually applies. The governing law was not supplied with the brand brief and should be confirmed before these terms are used on a paid invoice. Until then, treat the document as the storefront's operating rules, not as a filed legal opinion.
Do these terms cover a VPS?
Only the parts that say they do. Shared-plan caps and the 48-hour refund are written for Basic, Professional and Unlimited. A VPS quote can set a different window. If the quote is silent, ask before you pay. Do not assume the shared refund covers a Windows RDP licence.
Can I resell the plans?
You can point client sites at an account you pay for, within the site and database caps. You may not present yourself as datadoodles, and you may not promise a commission programme. The affiliate page says a rate has not been confirmed. Inventing one is not allowed by these terms.
What law applies?
The operator has not named a governing law. These terms should be updated when that is known. Do not infer a city from the location pages. Those pages are audiences, not venues.
Does a saved ticket reach a person?
A ticket saved in this browser is not delivered to a person. Email contact@datadoodles.site when you need a reply. The contact form stores the message on this device and does not send mail by itself.
May I run a store?
Yes, inside the caps. WooCommerce on Professional is a normal use. A large catalogue with a worker that must stay running is not. Checkout requests are not served from the Mumbai cache, which is intentional.
What happens if I hit the disk cap?
Writes fail. The panel is the place to see usage on a live account. Upgrading from Basic to Professional increases disk and the number of sites. It does not raise the 1 GB RAM cap. The difference in hosting fee is prorated for the rest of the term.
Are plan pages a contract by themselves?
The price, the caps and these terms together are the offer. A blog note is not a change to the caps. If a note and the pricing section disagree, the pricing section and these terms win until they are edited.
How do I reach you about a term?
Email contact@datadoodles.site or use the contact form. The form stores the message in this browser and does not send mail by itself. It is not a service of process.