Use the address you read
Password resets, payment receipts and anything the platform needs to tell you go to the address on the account. A forwarding address nobody checks is where those go missing.
TUTORIALS / GETTING STARTED
Create your account and buy your first credits
Signing up takes about a minute. No card is needed to look around, and there is only one real decision at the end of it: which pack of credits you start with.
4 minutes
Reading time
An email address
What you need
Your account page
Where you do it
01 Step by step
From nothing to an account that can build
Your account is the one place your credits, your invoices and every system you build live together. You create it once, and everything after this happens inside it.
Nothing here is a commitment you cannot undo. There is no subscription: you buy credits when you want them and stop whenever you like, and what you have already built is not affected either way.
01
Open the sign-up page
The Get started button in the corner of any page on this site opens it. If you are already on the sign-in screen, the link underneath says: New here? Create an account.
02
Email and password, or Google
Two ways in, one account either way. With Google there is no password to remember and nothing else about the account differs. If you use an address, use one you actually read — password resets and everything the platform sends go there.
03
Buy a pack of credits
Credits are what building consumes, and they are bought in packs: €49 for 1,500, and larger ones from there. They never expire, so the pack is sized by what you want to build rather than by the month you are in. The same balance also keeps the finished systems running, at 750 credits a month for the whole account — there is no separate fee, and an account with nothing built on it is charged nothing.
04
Add your company details
Open Invoices and billing details and fill in the company name, ЕИК, VAT number, МОЛ and address. Do it once and they appear on every invoice issued from then on. Changing them later never alters an invoice already issued.
05
Keep the first invoice
One is issued automatically each time a payment goes through, in Bulgarian, because that is what your accountant files. They sit under Your invoices and download as a file whenever you need them.
02 In your own words
You do not have to decide everything today
An account paying nothing still works. You can sign in, look at the screens, read what the templates cover and see what a system would be called before any money moves.
What credits buy is building. The studio consumes them when it writes or changes your software, so a pack of credits is what turns the account from something to look at into something that builds.
ONE ACCOUNT, MANY SYSTEMS
The credit balance and the monthly draw belong to the account, not to a single system. Build a second system next month and it draws on the same credits rather than doubling your bill — the 750 a month covers the account, however many systems sit under it.
That is also why buying more credits later is not a rebuild of anything. The balance goes up; the systems carry on exactly as they were.
03 What to watch for
A
B
Nothing resets, and nothing refills
Credits you buy never expire — they sit in the account until you spend them. The other side of that is that nothing arrives on its own each month: when they run out, you buy another pack.
C
You can start without a card
Create the account, look around, and buy credits when you are ready to build. Nothing is deleted while you decide.
04 Where to go next
READ NEXT
Start your first system — the four questions you are asked, and what each one changes.
Pricing — the packs side by side, what running costs, and what a credit actually buys.