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How can I file a complaint?

How can I file a complaint?

Providing high-quality customer service is a top priority at SiteGround. If you are unsatisfied with the assistance you have received at any point, we encourage you to escalate your request to a support supervisor or to report your complaint. This way you will also help us make our services even better.

Rating the communication

If you are not satisfied with the level of support you are getting from the operator during a chat:

  1. If you are unsatisfied with the outcome at the end of the chat, you may give it a negative rating. Chats that are given a negative rating will immediately provide you the option to leave feedback that will later be reviewed by a supervisor.
  2. Alternatively, you can proceed and file a formal complaint as described in the section Filing a Complaint.

After receiving a reply to your ticket, if you are not satisfied with the provided resolution:

  1. You can ask to have your ticket escalated to a supervisor.
  2. You can also give a negative rating to the ticket. That will display the option to send the ticket for review by a supervisor.
  3. If you are still not satisfied with the level of support you were provided, you can proceed and file a formal complaint as described in the section Filing a Complaint.

If you are not satisfied with the level of support you have received by the operator during a phone call:

  1. You can file a complaint as described below.

Filing a Complaint

If after reporting your complaint and escalating it to a supervisor you are still unsatisfied with the provided resolution, you are welcome to further escalate your complaint.

Prepare your complaint and email it to feedback@siteground.com. Write to us from your SiteGround administrative email so we can verify you as the owner and expedite the review process. You may find it in Login and Profile. You can also download an official complaint form here.

Preparing Your Complaint

Providing detailed information about your complaint will make its resolution much quicker. You should include the following:

  • The date the issue occurred
  • A detailed description of the issue
  • Supportive documents relative to the issue
  • All prior communication regarding the same complaint
  • Your proposed resolution

The investigation of a complaint is free of charge. We shall not investigate anonymous complaints. All complaints are taken seriously and will be reviewed, investigated, and responded to fairly and thoroughly. We aim to respond to the complainant within 5 business days. In the event that the complaint needs more detailed consideration due to the complexity of the raised issue(s) or the volume of materials attached to the complaint, we reserve the right to extend the term of our response to one month.

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