Sign up and start your free trial

Every new QuickCreator account starts with a 7-day free trial and 600 credits. You don't need a credit card to sign up.

#Create your account

1. Go to agent.quickcreator.io/signup.
2. Choose Sign up with Google, or enter your email and a password and click Continue. Passwords need 8–16 characters with at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter and one number.
3. If you signed up with email, enter the verification code we send to your inbox and click Verify.

You land on Home, where you can start writing straight away.

#What the trial includes

• 600 credits to use within 7 days. A full article uses 300 credits, so that is about two articles from topic to publish.
• The same tools as the Professional plan, including up to 10 Ideal Customer Profiles, a 1 GB Knowledge Base, AI optimization suggestions and one blog site.

Action	Credits
Write one article	300
Generate one image	10
Run Quality Analysis once	20
Use AI revision suggestions once	20

To see how many credits you have left, click your name at the bottom of the sidebar. The menu shows your Credits; Billing & Plans has the details.

#Set up in the right order

Open Quick Start Checklist at the bottom of the sidebar. It walks you through the setup and ticks each step off as you finish it.

1. Create your Brand Profile. QuickCreator reads your website and fills in your products, value proposition and audience. Articles are written with it in mind.
2. Create your first Ideal Customer Profile. Tell QuickCreator who you write for. See Create an Ideal Customer Profile.
3. Build your Knowledge Base. Add product documents or web pages so articles get your facts right.
4. Set up Discovery. Choose the topics and competitors to follow for daily topic ideas.
5. Create a blog site, or connect WordPress, so you have somewhere to publish.
6. Start your first article. Type a topic on Home and click Start Writing.

You can skip any step and come back to it later.

#When the trial credits run out

When your trial credits are used up, QuickCreator asks you to start a subscription before you can continue. Compare plans on the Pricing page.