Create an account

Signing up takes a minute, costs nothing, and asks for no card.

Three ways in

At the sign-up screen you can continue with Google, continue with Apple, or use an email address and a password. All three end in the same place and you can add the others later from your profile.

If a provider button is not on the screen, that route is not available on this installation — a button you can see is a button that works.

Everybody confirms an address

However you sign up, no session starts until the email address on the account is confirmed. Sign up with Google or Apple and that has already happened; sign up with an email address and a confirmation lands in your inbox.

This is not a formality we forgot to remove. An account that can be created without a real address is an account a script can create ten thousand of, and the free credits below are what makes that worth somebody’s while.

Your free credits

A new account gets 150 credits, once, when it creates its first site. Credits pay for the AI’s work and nothing else, so that is enough to build something real and change it a few times.

Keeping the site online costs no credits. Every site can be published on the free plan, on its MightyBuilder address, where search engines can find it, with a small MightyBuilder badge in the corner and the free limits — files up to 10 MB each and 100 MB in all, and 20,000 page views and 5 GB served a month. Pro takes those away and lets you put your own domain on the front.

It is once per person rather than once per site: making a second site does not top you up, and deleting the first and starting again does not either.

If you cannot get in

There is no password reset, deliberately. “Can’t log in?” emails you a one-time sign-in link — press it and you are in, on that device, without inventing a new password you will forget by Thursday.

Once you are in, you can set or change a password from your profile if you want one. See Signing in for the whole of it.

What happens next

You land on the dashboard with no sites yet. The next page is the dashboard, and the one after that builds your first site.