Sign up for an Exclaimer account

Description

When you create an Exclaimer account, you set up a new Trial subscription. You can sign up using Microsoft 365, Google, or email address.

Trial subscriptions provide the experience of Exclaimer's Pro tier, with full feature access. For more information on the features available on Pro subscriptions, see our pricing plans.

How to access it

1. Go to portal.exclaimer.com.
   
   
2. Select Sign up.
   
   
   _{Select sign up to set up a new Exclaimer trial subscription.}

To sign up for Exclaimer and create a new trial subscription:

1. Select your sign up method.
   EITHER:
   
   Select Sign up with Microsoft or Sign up with Google.
   
   OR
   
   Enter your email address and a new password in the entry fields and select Sign up.
   
   

2. If you signed up with Microsoft or Google, you are redirected to the relevant login page for your service. Sign in with your Microsoft or Google login and select Next. 
   
   

3. You may receive a request to provide multi-factor authentication. If you signed up with your email address, you may be required to copy and paste a one-time security code. Follow the prompts to complete the sign-in process.
   
   This directs you to the You're almost ready to go! screen.
   
   
   _{The You're almost ready to go! screen.}
   

4. Enter the following details to set up your Exclaimer account:
   
   - Name
   
   - Company Name
   
   - Telephone Number and Address
   
   - Your Job Title
   
   - Your Department
   
   - The number of users you wish to have on your subscription.

   NOTE: A minimum of 10 users is required.
5. Select Continue.
   
   
6. Select the required email platform and select Next.
   
   
   _{Select your email platform: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or Exchange Online.}
   
   Your Exclaimer account is now being prepared. Once it is ready, you are automatically redirected to your new account's Home page. If you are not redirected within 5 seconds, select Launch to proceed.
   
   
   _{The Preparing page.}