Where to Find Regular Labs Documentation and Support

Regular Labs provides three main self-service and support entry points from its site navigation: Documentation, FAQs, and Ticket Support. Use Documentation first for setup and usage instructions, FAQs for common questions, and Ticket Support when you need help from the team. The site also lists Contact and Pricing in the same menu area, and the free Extension Manager extension helps you install and update Regular Labs extensions.

Documentation

The Documentation link in the main menu is the place to start for instructions on individual extensions. Because Regular Labs offers 21 Pro extensions plus free versions — including Advanced Module Manager, Articles Anywhere, Modules Anywhere, Sourcerer, and ReReplacer — documentation is organized around those products. Go there when you need to know how to configure an extension or use a specific feature.

FAQs

The FAQs entry sits next to Documentation in the menu. Check it for recurring questions, such as the difference between free and Pro versions or how licensing and bundles work, before opening a support ticket.

Ticket Support

Ticket Support is the direct help channel listed in the navigation. Use it for issues that documentation and FAQs do not resolve. The site also lists a Contact page if your question is not a technical support matter.

Keeping Extensions Updated

The Extension Manager is a free Regular Labs extension described as a way to "install & update your Regular Labs extensions easily and quickly." If you run several Regular Labs extensions, installing it centralizes updates instead of handling each one separately.

Purchasing and Account Access

The Pricing link leads to the purchase page, where the site lists two bundle offers:

Payments are handled through Paddle. The site's main menu also includes Login, Sign up, and Log out options, so account-related tasks start there.

Quick Reference

A sensible order is Documentation → FAQs → Ticket Support. That sequence usually resolves configuration questions without waiting on a ticket, while Ticket Support remains available for anything unresolved.