If you can’t post discussions, RSVP to events, or find groups that you’ve previously joined, you may be logged into the wrong Meetup account. Try logging out of Meetup and logging back in again using a different email address. Learn what to do if you’re having trouble logging in.

We recommend deactivating any additional accounts that you’re not currently using.

If you don’t see the option to edit your group or event, you may be logged into the wrong Meetup account. Try logging out of Meetup and logging back in again using a different email address. Learn what to do if you’re having trouble logging in.

We recommend deactivating any additional accounts that you’re not currently using.

Meetup supports the following desktop browsers

• Google Chrome: Download the latest version.
• Mozilla Firefox: Download the latest version. 
• Apple Safari: Download the latest version.
• Microsoft Edge: Updated through Windows 10 devices.

If you're using an old version of any of the browsers listed above, you should update to the latest version or try a different browser.

Note: Internet Explorer is no longer a supported browser. As of 2016, Microsoft has decided to permanently stop supporting Internet Explorer.

Meetup supports the following mobile browsers

• WebKit-based browsers: Default browser on iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod) and Android phones
• FireFox Mobile for Android and iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod)
• Opera Mobile for Android and iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod)

Beta versions of browsers

If you're using a beta version of one of the browsers above, you may run into errors or bugs. We make sure our site is compatible with official browser releases.

Viewing the full website on a mobile device

If you're viewing the Meetup's full website on a mobile device, you may experience errors related to certain features. For the best performance on mobile devices, use Meetup on mobile browsers or the iOS and Android app. 

If you’re unable to stay logged in on your desktop web browser, we have a few ideas of what may be at the root of the problem.

• Have you checked your browser's security settings? You may want to find out more about disabling cookies or clearing your cache.
• It could be related to your antivirus software. Check out your antivirus software settings to be sure "Meetup.com" is on the allowed list.

If you’re still having trouble staying logged in after looking into possibilities above, please contact us below and send us an email. It would be really helpful if you would include:

• Type of computer you’re using (PC/Mac)
• Operating system and version
• Browser (e.g., Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.) and version
• Name of any antivirus and/or spyware software on your computer

There are a couple of reasons why you might receive an error when attempting to upload a photo to Meetup.

Whether it’s for your profile, a group, or an event, photos must be smaller than 10MB and be in JPG or PNG format. If you're still receiving an error, try uploading a photo without any visible text.

If you’re trying to upload a photo to a group's photo album, keep in mind that every album has a limit of 500 photos. But, there’s no limit to the number of albums a group can have. If the current one has hit its limit, just start a new one.

If you’re an organizer of a group outside the United States, and your event attendees are not being marked as paid, there are a few possible explanations:

Your members aren’t returning to Meetup after submitting a payment 

After a member submits their payment via PayPal, they must click a link to return to your group page to complete their RSVP and be marked as Paid. If they do not, the payment will be processed but they will not be marked as Going to your event. 

You can manually change a member's RSVP to Yes and mark them as Paid.

You have a PayPal Business account 

PayPal Business accounts do not sync with Meetup. You'll need to either create a new personal PayPal account, or manually track payments you receive on your Money page.

Your Instant Payment Notification (IPN) is enabled

If you’re using a personal PayPal account, make sure that your IPN is turned off.

A picture is worth a thousand words, so when it comes to reporting an issue you’re having with Meetup, we prefer to save you from all that typing. It also helps us see exactly what you’re seeing.

If our Community Support Team requests a screenshot to detail an issue you’re experiencing:

• Windows: Use your system’s Snipping Tool to capture a screenshot.
• Mac OS: Follow these steps to take a screenshot of either your entire screen or a portion of your screen.
• iOS: Refer to these instructions to capture a screenshot of the app or your mobile web browser.
• Android: Follow these instructions to capture a screenshot of the app or your mobile web browser.

After capturing your screenshot, attach it to your email to our Community Support Team.

If you need customer service, you can contact Meetup support anytime by submitting a request through our Help Center form. Before you submit a request, we will suggest articles that may answer your question.

You’ll also find a request button called Have questions? Get help at the bottom every Help Center article.

Contact Meetup Support

Desktop and mobile web

1. Sign in to the Help Center by selecting Sign in in the top right-hand corner.
2. Click Have questions? Get help on the bottom of any article.

iOS and Android app

1. From the Home tab, tap on your circular Profile button in the top right-hand corner.
2. Tap the Gear or Three dots button and then Help.
3. Tap Contact us and then New or the Pencil button.