Ensure 100% software uptime — all the time.
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What happens when the service providers you depend on fail, go bankrupt, or disappear?
What is continuity escrow?
- Service lapses — a missed payment that suspends your hosting and locks you out of your accounts.
- Cascading outages — one downed dependency that takes every connected service with it.
- Lost revenue and clients — prolonged downtime that drains income and sends customers elsewhere.
We bridge operational gaps caused by service failures
How Continuity Escrow works
Book a free consultation
Talk to our team about your infrastructure dependencies. We'll identify which platforms create risk and map out your vulnerability points.
Create your account
Pick a plan that covers your needs and invite stakeholders to your dashboard. We draft your legal framework and configure your vault.
Upload your vendors
Link your infrastructure platforms once for automated daily syncing. Or upload hosting credentials manually through our secure portal.
Certify your resilience
Order verification to test your escrowed credentials. We confirm login and payment access, then issue a Software Resilience Certificate.
What goes into your Continuity Escrow uploads
Sync any of your infrastructure platforms
End-to-end legal and technical support
Built for security, verified for trust
AES-256/512 encryption
Version history
Multi-factor authentication access control
Guarantee your software continuity with technical testing
Validated
Verified
Certified
If providers run your infrastructure, activating Continuity Escrow is the right decision.
- Infrastructure vulnerability assessment
- A guided continuity roadmap
- Answers to your technical and legal questions
Need protection for other software types?
Good questions to ask first.
What is continuity escrow?
Continuity escrow is a service arrangement that prevents infrastructure shutdowns caused by missed payments on essential platforms. In this arrangement, you deposit hosting credentials, service access tokens, and platform infrastructure with a neutral escrow agent, such as Codekeeper, who secures them and activates payment coverage when you report a financial disruption. This ensures your systems remain operational while you implement permanent solutions.
How does Continuity Escrow help you build digital resilience?
Continuity Escrow prevents operational downtime caused by payment failures. When critical infrastructure bills go unpaid — whether due to vendor bankruptcy, payment processing issues, or other financial disruptions — you flag the problem and we immediately take over payments. Your hosting stays active, services remain funded, and applications keep running while you arrange long-term solutions.
What proof of protection does Continuity Escrow provide?
Every Continuity Escrow account comes with a Basic Software Resilience Certificate (Validated level) that proves your protection is in place. If you need stronger verification, you can upgrade to an Enhanced certificate (Verified level) or Premium certificate (Certified level) — these higher tiers include testing to confirm your escrowed credentials work, and we can successfully activate your services when needed. All three certificates provide the documentation your auditors, clients, and stakeholders need to verify your cyber resilience.
What makes Continuity Escrow different from traditional software escrow?
Traditional software escrow is mainly a vault for storing source code and is there if you ever need to recover from a disruption. Continuity Escrow takes a more proactive approach: we store credentials and supporting services information so we can step in before any disruption occurs.
Is Continuity Escrow the same as cyber insurance?
No. Cyber insurance compensates you financially after operational failures cause losses. Continuity Escrow prevents those operational failures from occurring. We maintain your services during payment crises so you never experience the downtime that would trigger an insurance claim. Many businesses use both — insurance covers financial impact, while Continuity Escrow keeps you operational long enough to migrate.