Getting started

Your first fifteen minutes.

In a hurry? The Quickstart is the same ground in five steps. This page is the unhurried version, with the reasoning.

What you already have

The moment you signed up, you got a complete business. Not an empty shell — a written one.

• A storefront at yourname.euai.cc, with a home page that already has a hero, features, how-it-works steps, testimonials, FAQs and a call to action.
• A pricing page wired to your plans.
• Legal pages — Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Refund Policy — written in sensible default language you can edit.
• Sign-in and sign-up screens for your customers.
• A starter plan you can already sell, and a Pro plan waiting to be priced.
• A few tools switched on so the storefront is not empty.

Open your storefront now, before you change anything. Sidebar → Overview → View storefront. That is what a visitor sees today.

Signing in

There are two different sign-in pages and it is worth knowing which is which.

You can also sign in on the platform's main site and you will be handed straight through to your workspace.

Your customers cannot use your admin sign-in, and you cannot use theirs. They are genuinely separate accounts, even if you use the same email address for both.

The four things to do before you launch

Everything else can wait. These four cannot.

1. Add an AI key

Setup → AI providers.

Nothing generates until you do. Every tool your customers run uses your API key and is billed to your provider account — the platform never generates on its own key. Add at least one, and press Test to confirm it works.

Start with OpenAI if you are unsure: it covers text, images, speech and transcription on one key.

→ AI providers

2. Choose what you sell

What you sell → Modules & tools.

Switch on the modules you want to offer, then the individual tools inside them. Each tool has a credit cost you control.

If you try to switch on a tool whose provider you have no key for, you will be told exactly which key is missing. That is the system stopping you from selling something that cannot work.

→ Tools and prompts

3. Set your prices

What you sell → Plans & pricing.

You already have a free Starter plan. Add a paid plan, decide how many credits it includes, and make it active.

→ Plans and pricing

4. Connect a way to get paid

Either:

• Setup → Paddle — take card payments directly, or
• What you sell → Vouchers — sell codes through any checkout you already have.

You can use both. Many people start with vouchers because there is nothing to set up.

→ Payments · Vouchers

Then make it yours

Not urgent, but this is the part that makes it feel like your business rather than someone else's software.

• Your website → Branding — colours, fonts, your logo. Two minutes for a complete visual change.
• Your website → Pages & content — rewrite the home page in your own words, add your own FAQs, switch off sections you do not want.
• Your website → Emails — every message your customers receive, in your voice.
• Setup → Workspace — your business name, tagline, support email, currency and timezone.

A sensible launch order

1. Add an AI key and test it
2. Switch on three or four tools you are confident about
3. Rewrite the home page hero in your own words
4. Set your colours and upload a logo
5. Price one paid plan
6. Connect Paddle, or generate a batch of vouchers
7. Read your legal pages and edit anything that is not true of your business
8. Register as your own customer and buy your own plan
9. Tell people

Step 8 matters more than it sounds. Ten minutes as your own customer will show you things no amount of clicking around the admin area will.

Next: Your website