# Community Support

Since AmplitudeJS is open sourced under the MIT license, any participating member can assist you with your support question. Learn more about Community Support →

# Professional Support

If you would like to get in touch directly with the creators of AmplitudeJS or if you have a more time sensitive request, you can contact the creators directly. Get Professional Support →

# Demos & Examples

We have a number of demos and examples available for you to freely use. View the demos →

# Tutorials

We use ServerSideUp for all of our tutorials. See all of the tutorials →

# Asking for support

If you need help, here are a few tips:

1. Be polite: You'd be shocked how many people demand everything for nothing.
2. Keep other people's time in mind: The most time consuming part of fixing a bug is replicating it. Half-assed bug reports, will get half-assed responses (or even just simply closed if you ignored submitting the detail we clearly ask for). The more detail you can share, the better.

Here is how you can make this process much easier for everyone:

# 1. Tell us what version you are running

You can find your version by running Amplitude.getVersion() in your browser console.

# 2. Submit a public URL where the bug is happening

Give us a link where you are experiencing the issue. It's really hard to help you if we can't see what you are looking at 😀

# 3. Tell us what device you are having issues with

You can easily do this by visiting https://www.whatsmybrowser.org/ from the device that you are having issues with. Once there, it will generate a "support URL" for you. We just need that URL and it will give us everything we need to know about your device to help you.