Signing up at hPage is free and takes about a minute. All you need is an e-mail address that you can access, because we send a confirmation link to it.
Sign up
- Open admin.hpage.com/signup.
- Enter your E-Mail Address. Use an address you check regularly: the confirmation link, password reset links and invoices are sent there.
- Choose a Password with at least 6 characters and type it again under Repeat Password.
- Tick I accept the Terms of Service and I accept the Privacy Policy. Click the name of a document to read it before you accept.
- Click Sign Up.
You see "Sign Up successful." and the button Create Website logs you in to the admin area.
Create your first website
Right after the login the admin asks you to Choose a domain for your website. Enter the name of your free subdomain (3 to 40 characters) and click Create Website. Your website address is then yourname.hpage.com. You can rename the subdomain later under Settings → Rename Subdomain, and with a Premium package you can connect your own domain such as example.com.
The step-by-step guide Create your first website takes you from here to a finished website.
What happens next
- We immediately send you an e-mail with the subject "ACTION REQUIRED: hPage - Your registration". Click the link in it within 5 days to confirm your e-mail address.
- Free accounts also need a confirmed mobile number. You receive a code by text message; the requirement is skipped if you order and pay a Premium package.
- Until both steps are done, your website is shown to you but not to visitors ("Not publicly accessible"). You can already build it in the meantime: choose a design, add pages and upload images.
The dashboard (Home) lists the open steps in the tile Tasks To Do, so you always see what is still missing.
Your account at a glance
Everything about the account itself is in the Account Options menu (user icon, top right): e-mail address and mobile number under Account, password and 2-factor authentication under Security, invoices under Invoices. The sidebar on the left belongs to the website that is currently selected. The article The admin area at a glance explains both.