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Fair Use Policy

Last Updated: May 2, 2026

This policy governs the use of Neon Next Generation's infrastructure, including VPS, Web Hosting, Proxy, and VPN services.

By using Neon services, you agree to comply with this Fair Use Policy.

01

Performance & Resource Allocation

Neon Next Generation provides high-performance infrastructure designed for enterprise-level stability, flexibility, and reliability.

Resource usage rules depend on the service type purchased.

02

VPS Services

Dedicated Resource Isolation

VPS services use hardware-level virtualization to ensure CPU cores, RAM, and storage allocation are isolated to your virtual machine.

100% Resource Guarantee

Customers using VPS services are permitted to utilize 100% of their allocated CPU and RAM at all times.

Neon does not throttle VPS resources provided that:

  • usage remains within the purchased plan limits
  • activity complies with this policy and Terms of Service
  • workloads do not attempt to exploit or destabilize host infrastructure

Dedicated IP Allocation

All VPS services include dedicated IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses.

This means:

  • Each VPS receives its own unique IP(s)
  • IPs are not shared between customers
  • Customers are responsible for all traffic originating from their assigned IPs
03

Shared Web Hosting Services

Shared hosting operates on shared infrastructure where resources are distributed among multiple users.

To ensure fair access:

  • CPU and resource usage must remain reasonable for shared environments
  • excessive or sustained resource consumption may be throttled
  • customers may be required to upgrade to VPS if workloads exceed shared limits

Examples unsuitable for shared hosting include:

  • high-traffic applications
  • continuous background processing systems
  • compute-heavy workloads (e.g. mining, large data processing tasks)
04

Network Bandwidth

Neon infrastructure provides high-performance network connectivity.

Network speeds are structured as follows:

  • Base speed: 1 Gbps
  • Burst capability: up to 10 Gbps during low network utilization

Burst speeds are not guaranteed and depend on:

  • datacenter capacity
  • network congestion
  • node-level traffic load

Customers may not generate traffic intended to degrade network performance or disrupt other services.

05

Hardware Integrity & Longevity

Neon must protect the long-term stability of its infrastructure and storage systems.

Cryptocurrency Mining

The use of Neon services for Proof-of-Work cryptocurrency mining is strictly prohibited.

These workloads cause sustained hardware stress and are not compatible with shared infrastructure.

Hypervisor Safety

Any attempt to interfere with or exploit virtualization systems is prohibited, including:

  • hypervisor escape attempts
  • side-channel attacks
  • deliberate resource starvation or "noisy neighbor" abuse

Disk I/O Abuse

Workloads generating extreme sustained disk I/O that negatively impact other customers may be restricted.

Neon may require:

  • workload optimization
  • migration to dedicated storage
  • service plan adjustment
06

Network & Proxy Standards

Neon Next Generation permits and supports the operation of VPN and proxy services.

Traffic Responsibility

Customers are fully responsible for all traffic originating from their VPS IPs, including traffic routed through proxy or VPN software.

Abuse Response

If a service is flagged for malicious activity (including botnet traffic, brute-force attempts, or abuse reports), the customer must mitigate the issue within 12 hours of notification.

Failure to respond may result in suspension.

IP Reputation Protection

If customer activity results in Neon IP addresses being blacklisted:

  • investigation and remediation may be required
  • services may be suspended until resolved
  • repeat or severe cases may require service migration or restriction

Open Proxy Risk

Public or unauthenticated proxies are discouraged due to high abuse potential.

Customers should implement:

  • authentication systems
  • rate limiting
  • abuse monitoring tools
  • optional logging systems
07

Security & Compromised Systems

Customers are responsible for securing all systems deployed on Neon infrastructure.

This includes:

  • keeping software updated
  • using firewalls and security controls
  • protecting credentials

If a VPS or service is compromised or actively participating in malicious activity, Neon may temporarily suspend the service immediately to protect network stability.

Customers will be notified as soon as possible.

08

Strict Prohibitions (Zero Tolerance)

The following activities will result in immediate termination without refund.

Illegal Content

Hosting or distributing Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) is strictly prohibited.

Such activity will be reported to relevant law enforcement agencies including NCMEC.

Malicious Infrastructure

Services may not be used for:

  • botnet command and control (C2)
  • malware distribution
  • phishing or scam platforms
  • credential harvesting systems

Network Attacks

Using Neon infrastructure to attack other systems is prohibited, including:

  • DDoS attacks
  • port scanning
  • brute-force login attempts

Spam

Sending unsolicited bulk email is prohibited.

All mailing lists must use:

  • Double opt-in
  • clear unsubscribe options

Shared Hosting Limits

Shared hosting customers must ensure usage remains within reasonable operational bounds.

Neon may intervene if a shared hosting account:

  • consumes excessive CPU or memory
  • negatively impacts other users
  • exceeds typical shared hosting workloads

Customers may be asked to upgrade to VPS for higher workloads.

10

Enforcement

Violations may result in:

  • warnings
  • traffic restriction
  • temporary suspension
  • permanent termination

Severe violations may result in immediate termination without notice.

11

Policy Updates

Neon Next Generation may update this Fair Use Policy at any time.

The latest version will always be available on our website.

Continued use of services indicates acceptance of the updated policy.

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