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# Create an Account
You can create an Account with Spydra with just a few clicks using your Google account or by entering the details and verifying your email.
## Sign up with Gmail
* Navigate to
* Click on **Signup with Google**
* Login to your Google account or select the account if you are already logged in.
* Once you verify the Gmail account, your signup process will be complete, and you will be redirected to Spydra Console.
## Signing up your Email and Password
* Navigate to
* Enter the required details like Name, Email, and Password.
* Then click on **Create Account** to verify your email address
* You will receive a verification email on the email address entered
* Verify the email by clicking the verification link that you received on the email address
* Once your email is verified, your signup process will be complete.
* Please refresh the tab where you were Signing up.
### Next steps
* Once your account is created, you can create or join an organization with an invite. Then create a network to deploy your app onto that network. You can also invite other organizations to join you on the network.
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[Create a Network](/how-to/private-network/networks/create-a-network.md)
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[Joining a Network](/how-to/private-network/networks/joining-a-network.md)
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