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title: "License key"
description: "Learn how to configure a license key in TinyMCE."
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# License key

## Overview

TinyMCE 8 uses an enhanced license key system to ensure compliance with TinyMCE licensing terms.

> **Note:** This page covers **TinyMCE editor license keys** only. For information about license keys used with on-premises Docker-based services (such as TinyMCE AI, Export to PDF, and Import from Word / Export to Word), see [Service license keys](../service-license-keys/).

> **Important:** TinyMCE is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 or later. A configuration option called `'license_key'` introduced in TinyMCE 7 requires developers to make a conscious decision to use TinyMCE with the GPLv2+ license or with a commercial license.
> 
> When using TinyMCE 8 in a self-hosted environment, a license key must be provided and it must be valid. Otherwise, the editor will be disabled. A license key is not required when loading TinyMCE from Tiny Cloud, as it is already under a commercial license.
> 
> In addition, when using TinyMCE 8 in a self-hosted environment for commercial use, a commercial license key manager addon is required in order for the editor to operate.

## Setting the license

### Use TinyMCE with the GPLv2+ license

If the developer intends to self-host TinyMCE under the GPL license and agree to its terms, they can set the `license_key` config option to 'gpl'. Case sensitivity does not matter.

#### Example

```js
tinymce.init({
  selector: 'textarea',  // change this value according to your HTML
  license_key: 'gpl'
});
```

### Use TinyMCE with a commercial license

If the developer intends to self-host TinyMCE under a commercial license, a valid license key must be provided. Customers who have purchased a self-hosted-eligible license for TinyMCE will find their license key in the [account portal](/auth/login/). To purchase a commercial license, see available options on the [pricing page](/pricing/).

The TinyMCE 8 commercial license key will have a `T8LK:` prefix.

#### Example

```js
tinymce.init({
  selector: 'textarea',  // change this value according to your HTML
  license_key: 'T8LK:...'
});
```

### Use TinyMCE under GPL with Premium Features

If the developer intends to self-host the TinyMCE editor under the GPL license and agree to its terms, whilst also self-hosting premium features, a valid license key must be provided. Customers who have purchased a self-hosted-eligible license for TinyMCE will find their license key in the [account portal](/auth/login/). To purchase a commercial license, see available options on the [pricing page](/pricing/).

This type of license key is specifically for open source projects that need premium features while maintaining GPL compliance.

The TinyMCE 8 commercial license key will have a `GPL+T8LK:` prefix.

```js
tinymce.init({
  selector: 'textarea',  // change this value according to your HTML
  license_key: 'GPL+T8LK:...'
});
```

## Setting up the Commercial License Key Manager

> **Note:** `'licensekeymanager'` does not need to be added to the `plugins` configuration option.
A commercial license key manager (`licensekeymanager`) is required to be loaded by the editor when using a commercial license key. The commercial license key manager can be set up like any other plugin for self-hosted installations. However, it does not need to be specified in the `plugins` configuration option as the editor will attempt to automatically load the license key manager when required.

The commercial license key manager is available:

- in a purchased self-hosted plan - a `licensekeymanager` folder will be present in the `plugins` folder of the TinyMCE `.zip`.
- in a purchased self-hosted addon - a `licensekeymanager` folder will be present in addition to the purchased addon.
- as a standalone addon - a `licensekeymanager` folder will be present.
- in the `tinymce-premium` NPM package - the `licensekeymanager` plugin is included in the `tinymce-premium` package.

> **Important:** The following setup steps are **required** for the editor to function with commercial license keys. The editor will not work without proper license key manager configuration.

## Considerations when hosting vs bundling

- If **hosting** TinyMCE standalone, for example, in a `/public` folder, **ensure** the `licensekeymanager` folder is included in the `plugins` folder with all of the other plugins. The editor will not function without this.
- If **bundling** TinyMCE as part of an application **ensure** the `licensekeymanager/index.js` file is imported, otherwise the editor will not function without this.

When using the `tinymce` NPM package with premium plugins from ZIP:

```javascript
import 'tinymce/plugins/licensekeymanager';
```
When using the `tinymce-premium` NPM package (recommended):

```javascript
import 'tinymce-premium/plugins/licensekeymanager';
```
When using `external_plugins` to load the license key manager from a custom location:

```javascript
tinymce.init({
  selector: 'textarea',
  external_plugins: {
    'licensekeymanager': '<path_to_premium_plugins>/licensekeymanager/plugin.min.js'
  },
  // ... other configuration
});
```

> **Note:**
> - The `licensekeymanager` plugin is included in the `tinymce-premium` package.
> - The `tinymce-premium` package version must match the `tinymce` package version (e.g., both at 8.3.0).
> - The `external_plugins` option allows loading the license key manager from any location, such as a CDN or separate host. For more information, see: [`external_plugins` configuration option](../editor-important-options/#external_plugins).

## License Types and Deployment Options

### License Key Types

There are two different license types:

1. **GPL license**
2. **Commercial license**

A commercial license can be broken down into sub-types:

**Type:** Time-based Keys

**Key Features:**

- Expiry date
- Optional grace period
- Premium plugin access
- No patch version locking

**Best For:**

- Developers that can perform regular license rotation.
- Developers that want a license key to work across patch versions.

**Type:** Version-locked Keys

**Key Features:**

- Specific patch version only
- No expiration date
- Premium plugin access

**Best For:**

- Environments where regular license key rotation cannot be performed.

**Type:** Trial Keys (ONLINE+)

**Key Features:**

- Key format starts with `ONLINE+` prefix
- Expires at the end of the trial period
- Requires a network connection to Tiny Cloud for validation
- Optionally connects to cloud services via `online_license_services_opt_in: true`

**Best For:**

- Evaluating TinyMCE in a self-hosted environment.
- See [Self-hosted trial](../self-hosted-trial/) for setup instructions.

### Deployment Types

**Type:** Cloud-only

**Key Configuration:**

- API key required for:

  - Cloud services access
  - Premium plugin access
  - Automatic updates
- No license key required as its automatically issued. (defaults to a commercial license)

**Capabilities:**

- Fully managed service:

  - No local deployment needed
  - Automatic updates and CDN delivery

**Type:** Self-hosted

**Key Configuration:**

- A GPL or commercial license key is required
- No API key required

**Capabilities:**

- Complete local control:

  - Self-hosted editor and premium plugins
  - Custom deployment options
  - No cloud dependencies
  - No internet connectivity needed

**Type:** Hybrid

**Key Configuration:**

- Both keys required:

  - API key for cloud features
  - License key for self-hosted editor and self-hosted premium plugins

**Capabilities:**

- Best of both worlds:

  - Access to cloud features
  - Custom deployment options

## License States

**State:** Active · **Applicable To:** All license types

**Features & Behavior:**

- Full editor and premium plugin functionality
- No restrictions on features

**State:** Grace Period · **Applicable To:** Time-based keys only

**Features & Behavior:**

- All features remain functional
- Warnings that the license key is in grace period and will be not work in the future

**State:** Expired · **Applicable To:** Time-based keys only

**Features & Behavior:**

- Editor is disabled
- Must obtain a new license key to continue using TinyMCE

**State:** Invalid · **Applicable To:** All license types

**Features & Behavior:**

- Editor is disabled
- Editor notifications notifying that the license key is not valid

## FAQ

### What does the GPL license mean?

TinyMCE 8 is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 or later, often abbreviated to GPLv2+. [Read more about the license terms here.](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html)

The GPLv2+ license was chosen to provide the best compatibility with existing GPL licensed open source projects.

### What is the difference between a license key and the API key?

The **API key** is used when loading TinyMCE from the Tiny Cloud. The license key is used to declare the license terms when self-hosting TinyMCE.

### Who needs to get a license key?

Anyone who intends to self-host TinyMCE will need to obtain a T8LK-prefixed commercial license key or use GPL mode

### How will I know if this change affects me?

If TinyMCE detects that the `license_key` configuration is missing or invalid, it will display a console log warning message and/or editor notification and set the editor to disabled. These warnings and restrictions are designed to ensure compliance and provide transparency during evaluation periods.

> **Tip:** If you have actively suppressed or hidden these messages, please remove those overrides to maintain proper license validation. If no notification appears, you are not affected.

### Should I be using both an API key and a license key?

See the [Deployment Types](#deployment-types) section above for more information.

> **Important:** Only use both keys in properly configured hybrid deployments. Using both keys without proper hybrid deployment configuration **may cause** validation conflicts and unexpected behavior.

### Will TinyMCE "phone home" to check the license key?

For standard self-hosted deployments using a Time-based or Version-locked commercial key, no: validation happens entirely offline and no network connection is made.

For cloud and hybrid deployments, the license key may be checked by Tiny Cloud.

For self-hosted trial deployments using a Trial (ONLINE+) key, yes: the editor contacts Tiny Cloud to complete key validation. This is required for trial keys and cannot be disabled. The optional `online_license_services_opt_in` setting controls whether cloud service URLs are also configured, but the validation network call happens regardless. See [Self-hosted trial](../self-hosted-trial/) for details.

### What happens if I don’t provide a valid license key?

In addition to the editor being disabled, a console log warning message and/or editor notification will persist until a valid license key or 'gpl' is provided.

### Why is a license key required?

The license key ensures compliance with TinyMCE licensing terms. It’s part of our efforts to refine the license key system and may have additional functionalities in the future.

### How do I obtain a TinyMCE 8 license key?

To obtain a new TinyMCE 8 license key (T8LK-prefixed):

- **Existing customers**: Contact your account manager or visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to upgrade your subscription.
- **New customers**: Visit [Tiny Cloud Pricing](/pricing) to purchase a new license.

> **Important:** Existing TinyMCE 7 license keys cannot be modified to work with TinyMCE 8 by adding the T8LK prefix. A new TinyMCE 8 license must be obtained through the proper channels listed above.

### When upgrading from TinyMCE 7, what is the process for obtaining a TinyMCE 8 license key?

If you are using Tiny Cloud (cloud-hosted):

- No license key is required - simply update your TinyMCE version as your cloud subscription includes the commercial license.

If you are an existing TinyMCE 7 self-hosted customer upgrading to TinyMCE 8:

1. **Active Subscription**:

  - Contact your account manager or visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to obtain a new T8LK-prefixed license key.
2. **Expired Subscription**:

  - Contact your account manager or visit [Tiny Cloud Pricing](/pricing) to renew your subscription.
  - A new T8LK-prefixed license key will be provided as part of the renewal process.

> **Note:** Your existing TinyMCE 7 license key will continue to work with TinyMCE 7 self-hosted installations. But, you will require a separate T8LK-prefixed license key for TinyMCE 8 editor instances for self-hosted installations.

### How can I get further assistance?

For any licensing or technical support questions, see our available options on the [support page.](/docs/tinymce/latest/support/)

### Technical Support

For licensing or technical support:

- API key issues: Visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account)
- License key issues: Visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) or contact your account manager
- Technical support: Visit [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/)
- Documentation: See [TinyMCE Docs](/docs/tinymce/latest/)

## License Key Error Messages

The following table lists common license key error messages that may appear in the console or editor, along with their descriptions and solutions:

**Error Type:** [Invalid license key (General)](#invalid-license-key) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the license key provided is invalid [${errorType}] · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the license key provided is invalid.

**Solution:**

- Verify that the license key is correctly copied from your [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account)
- Ensure there are no extra spaces or characters in the key
- Check if the key matches your deployment type (Cloud vs Self-hosted)

**Error Type:** [Load error (Cloud)](#load-error-cloud) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the TinyMCE API key could not be validated. The TinyMCE Commercial License Key Manager plugin is required for the provided API key to be validated but could not be loaded. · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the TinyMCE API key could not be validated.

**Solution:**

- Verify that your API key is valid
- Check if your subscription is active
- Visit the [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) if the issue persists

**Error Type:** [Load error (Self-Hosted)](#load-error-selfhosted) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the license key provided is invalid. The TinyMCE Commercial License Key Manager plugin is required for the provided license key to be validated but could not be loaded. · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the TinyMCE license key could not be validated.

**Solution:**

- Check if the license key matches your deployment type: GPL or commercial, Cloud or Self-hosted
- Ensure the license key manager is set up correctly: [Setting up the Commercial License Key Manager](#setting-up-the-commercial-license-key-manager)

**Error Type:** [Expired](#expired) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the license key has expired and is no longer valid · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the license key has expired and is no longer valid.

**Solution:**

- Visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to obtain a new license key
- Update your configuration with the new key
- Visit the [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) if you believe your license should still be valid

**Error Type:** [Grace period](#grace-period) · **Console Message:** The editor will be disabled in the near future because the license key has expired · **Editor Notifications:** The editor will be disabled in the near future because the license key has expired.

**Solution:**

- Visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to obtain a new license key
- Update your configuration before the grace period ends
- Visit the [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) if you need assistance with license renewal

**Error Type:** [Invalid editor version](#invalid-editor-version) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the license key is not valid with this version of TinyMCE · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the license key is not valid with this version of TinyMCE.

**Solution:**

- Verify that your TinyMCE version matches the license key version
- Update either your TinyMCE version or obtain a new license key
- For version-locked keys, ensure you’re using the correct patch version

**Error Type:** [No license key](#no-license-key) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because a TinyMCE license key has not been provided. Make sure to provide a valid license key or add license_key: 'gpl' to the init config to agree to the open source license terms. · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because a TinyMCE license key has not been provided.

**Solution:**

- Add the `license_key` parameter to your TinyMCE configuration
- For GPL usage, set `license_key: 'gpl'`
- For commercial usage, enter your valid commercial license key

**Error Type:** [Invalid plugin](#invalid-plugin) · **Console Message:** The "${pluginCode}" plugin requires a valid TinyMCE license key · **Editor Notifications:** One or more premium plugins are disabled due to license key restrictions.

**Solution:**

- Verify that your license includes access to the premium plugin
- Check if your license key is valid and not expired
- Visit the [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) if you believe you should have access to this plugin

**Error Type:** [Online API Key Error (5xx - Fallback)](#online-api-key-error-fallback) · **Console Message:** The API key could not be validated by the API key validation server [type: ${errorType}${statusMsg}]. Attempting fallback to provided license key.

**Solution:**

- Check your internet connection
- Verify your firewall settings allow access to the validation server
- The editor will attempt to use the provided license key as fallback

**Error Type:** [Online API Key Error (4xx - Disable)](#online-api-key-error-disable) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the API key could not be validated by the API key validation server [type: ${errorType}${statusMsg}] · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the API key could not be validated by the API key validation server.

**Solution:**

- Verify that your API key is valid
- Check if your subscription is active
- Visit the [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) if the issue persists

**Error Type:** [Resource Load Error](#resource-load-error) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the TinyMCE license key could not be validated. The TinyMCE Commercial License Key Manager plugin was unable to load additional required resources. · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the TinyMCE license key could not be validated.

**Solution:**

- If bundling, verify that you are using the `licensekeymanager/index.js` file that imports other required resources.
- If hosting, verify that a `js/commerciallicensekeymanager.js` file is also present in the `plugins/licensekeymanager` folder.

**Error Type:** [ONLINE+ Exchange Error](#online-plus-exchange-error) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the license key could not be validated by the cloud server [type: ${errorType}${statusMsg}] · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the license key could not be validated by the cloud server.

**Solution:**

- Verify that your ONLINE+ license key is valid
- Ensure your deployment is self-hosted (ONLINE+ keys cannot be used with cloud or hybrid deployments)
- Check that your server has network access to the cloud validation endpoint
- Visit the [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) if the issue persists

**Error Type:** [ONLINE+ Insecure Context](#online-plus-insecure-context) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because the ONLINE+ license key requires a secure context (HTTPS or localhost) [type: online-insecure-context] · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because the ONLINE+ license key requires a secure context (HTTPS or localhost).

**Solution:**

- Serve the application over HTTPS
- Use `localhost` for local development
- ONLINE+ keys cannot be used over plain HTTP on non-localhost origins

**Error Type:** [ONLINE+ Config Conflict](#online-plus-config-conflict) · **Console Message:** The editor is disabled because an ONLINE+ license key can only be configured for a self-hosted deployment. · **Editor Notifications:** The editor is disabled because an ONLINE+ license key can only be configured for a self-hosted deployment.

**Solution:**

- Trial (ONLINE+) keys are only valid for self-hosted deployments
- If loading TinyMCE from Tiny Cloud or using a hybrid deployment, switch to a standard commercial license key
- See the [Deployment Types](#deployment-types) section for guidance on choosing the correct deployment type and key

**Error Type:** [ONLINE+ Services Not Configured](#online-plus-services-not-configured) · **Console Message:** ONLINE+ license key detected without online_license_services_opt_in: true. Cloud-service premium plugins (e.g. linkchecker, spellchecker) will not be auto-configured. Set online_license_services_opt_in: true to use the bundled cloud services, or configure each plugin’s service URL manually.

**Solution:**

- Add `online_license_services_opt_in: true` to your TinyMCE init configuration to enable automatic cloud service URL configuration
- Alternatively, configure each cloud-service plugin’s service URL manually

### Detailed Error Descriptions

#### Invalid license key (General)

The provided license key is not recognized as a valid TinyMCE license key. This can occur if the key is malformed, expired, or doesn’t match your deployment type. For self-hosted installations, ensure you’re using a valid T8LK-prefixed license key. Visit the [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to verify your license key.

#### Load error (Cloud)

The TinyMCE Commercial License Key Manager plugin is automatically loaded from the Tiny Cloud CDN for cloud deployments. If it cannot be loaded, the editor will be disabled. Review your subscription details in your [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to check its status.

#### Load error (Self-hosted)

For self-hosted installations, the TinyMCE Commercial License Key Manager plugin is required for commercial license keys otherwise the editor will be disabled. If it cannot be loaded, see the [Setting up the Commercial License Key Manager](#setting-up-the-commercial-license-key-manager) section for implementation details

#### Expired

The license key has reached its expiration date and is no longer valid for use. The editor will be disabled until a new valid license key is provided. For time-based keys, refer to the [License Key Types](#license-key-types) section. To renew your license, visit [Tiny Cloud Pricing](/pricing) or contact your account manager.

#### Grace period

The license key has reached its initial expiration date but is still within the grace period. The editor will continue to function but will be disabled when the grace period ends. See the [License States](#license-states) section for more information about grace periods. Contact your account manager or visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to renew your license before the grace period expires.

#### Invalid editor version

The license key is not compatible with the current version of TinyMCE. This typically occurs with version-locked keys when using a different patch version. Visit [TinyMCE Documentation](/docs/tinymce/latest/) to check your editor version. Review the [License Key Types](#license-key-types) section about version-locked keys. If you’re upgrading from TinyMCE 7, visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to obtain a new license key or see [[If im upgrading from TinyMCE 7 how do I get a TinyMCE 8 license key?]](#If%2520im%2520upgrading%2520from%2520TinyMCE%25207%2520how%2520do%2520I%2520get%2520a%2520TinyMCE%25208%2520license%2520key?) for guidance. For new licenses, visit [Tiny Cloud Pricing](/pricing).

#### No license key

No license key has been provided in the TinyMCE configuration. For self-hosted installations, you must either provide a valid commercial license key or explicitly opt into GPL usage. See the [Setting up the Commercial License Key Manager](#setting-up-the-commercial-license-key-manager) section for implementation details and the " [What does the GPL license mean?](#what-does-the-gpl-license-mean) " section for GPL licensing information.

#### Invalid plugin

The attempted use of a premium plugin without a valid commercial license key. This occurs when trying to use premium features with a GPL license or an invalid commercial license. Review your subscription details in your [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) to verify plugin access. See the [License Types and Deployment Options](#license-types-and-deployment-options) section for more information about license types and plugin access.

#### Online API Key Error (5xx - Fallback)

A server-side error occurred while validating the API key. The editor will attempt to use the provided license key as a fallback mechanism. This typically occurs in hybrid deployments - see the [Deployment Types](#deployment-types) section for proper configuration. If the issue persists, visit [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) for assistance.

#### Online API Key Error (4xx - Disable)

The API key validation failed due to an invalid key or inactive subscription. The editor will be disabled until a valid API key is provided. For API key issues, visit [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) or see the " [What is the difference between a license key and the API key?](#what-is-the-difference-between-a-license-key-and-the-api-key) " section for clarification.

#### Resource Load Error

The TinyMCE Commercial License Key Manager plugin was unable to load additional required resources. This typically occurs when the `js/commerciallicensekeymanager.js` file is missing or not properly configured. For bundled applications, ensure you are using the `licensekeymanager/index.js` file that imports other required resources. For self-hosted installations, verify that a `js/commerciallicensekeymanager.js` file is present in the `plugins/licensekeymanager` folder. See the [Setting up the Commercial License Key Manager](#setting-up-the-commercial-license-key-manager) section for implementation details.

#### ONLINE+ Exchange Error

This error applies to Trial (ONLINE+) license keys. See [Self-hosted trial](../self-hosted-trial/) for setup information.

The trial license key could not be validated by the Tiny Cloud server. The editor will be disabled and will not recover until the configuration issue is resolved. Unlike the [Online API Key Error (4xx - Disable)](#online-api-key-error-disable), which applies to standard API key validation, this error is specific to the trial key exchange. Ensure your deployment is self-hosted, as trial keys are not supported in cloud or hybrid deployments. If the key and deployment type are correct, check that your server can reach the Tiny Cloud validation endpoint. Visit the [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) if the issue persists.

#### ONLINE+ Insecure Context

This error applies to Trial (ONLINE+) license keys. See [Self-hosted trial](../self-hosted-trial/) for setup information.

The trial license key requires a secure context to validate correctly, because validation involves a network call to Tiny Cloud. A secure context is a page served over HTTPS or accessed via `localhost`. Pages served over plain HTTP on a non-localhost domain will cause the editor to be disabled. Serve the application over HTTPS, or use `localhost` for local development.

#### ONLINE+ Config Conflict

This error applies to Trial (ONLINE+) license keys. See [Self-hosted trial](../self-hosted-trial/) for setup information.

A trial license key was detected in a cloud or hybrid deployment configuration. Trial keys are only valid for self-hosted deployments. If you are loading TinyMCE from Tiny Cloud or using a hybrid deployment, switch to a standard commercial license key. If you intend to use a self-hosted deployment, ensure TinyMCE is not being loaded from Tiny Cloud, as doing so activates the cloud validation flow which is incompatible with trial keys. See the [Deployment Types](#deployment-types) section for guidance on choosing the correct deployment type and key.

#### ONLINE+ Services Not Configured

This advisory applies to Trial (ONLINE+) license keys. See [Self-hosted trial](../self-hosted-trial/) for setup information.

A trial license key was accepted but `online_license_services_opt_in: true` was not set in the init configuration. Without this option, TinyMCE will not automatically configure the cloud service endpoints for premium plugins such as linkchecker and spellchecker. Those plugins will load but will display their own errors about missing service URLs. To enable automatic configuration, add `online_license_services_opt_in: true` to your `tinymce.init` configuration. Alternatively, configure each plugin’s service URL manually.

For additional assistance, visit our [Support Portal](https://support.tiny.cloud/) or contact your [Tiny Cloud Account](/my-account) manager.