How to create an account
Sign up for your own free Smaply account, or add another account to your existing login.
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Sign up for your own free Smaply account, or add another account to your existing login.
Signing up gives you your own forever-free Smaply account. If you already have one, you can add another account from the account switcher and keep both under the same login.
Sign up for Smaply - You're new to Smaply and want your own account.
Add another account - You're already signed in and want a second, separate Smaply account.
If you've received an email invitation to join a shared account, don't sign up fresh. See How to join by invitation instead.
Every new sign-up creates your own account on the Free plan. To move to a paid plan later, see How to upgrade or downgrade and What is included in each plan.
Go to the sign-up page
On smaply.com, click Get started for free, or go straight to the sign-up page. No credit card is needed.

Enter your details
Fill in your First name, Surname, and Email, then click Continue.

Choose how you'll sign in
Pick one of three sign-in methods, all tied to the email you entered:
Password - Set a password and sign in with it.
Email code - Smaply emails you a one-time code to enter.
Google or Microsoft - Use an existing Google or Microsoft account.
You can switch between these at any later sign-in, as long as you keep using the same email address. Finishing here lands you on your dashboard, ready to start.
Use this when you already have a Smaply account and want a second one that's kept separate, with its own workspaces, users, and billing. Both accounts stay under your single login, and you switch between them from the account switcher.
Open the account switcher
Click the account name at the top of the left sidebar, then click Add an account at the bottom of the list.

Name the account and create it
In the New account modal, enter an Account name and click Done.

Switch to your new account
The new account is created and added to the account switcher. Open the switcher again to move into it. See How to switch between accounts for working across both.
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