Create your account

Creating an account takes one form and about a minute. This page covers the form, the email confirmation behind it, and what you are looking at the first time you sign in.

Registering#

Go to Sign up.

1. 1

   Fill in the form

   Four fields: your name, your email address, a password of at least 8 characters, and a promo code if you have one. Your name and password can be changed later under Identity and Security. The email address becomes the account's address of record, so use one you keep.

2. 2

   Accept the terms and submit

   The checkbox links the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy. An invisible bot check runs when you submit, which is why nothing extra appears on screen.

You do not need your ID, a payment method, or any content to register. Each of those is asked for later, at the point it is actually used.

Confirming your email#

Your records tie to a confirmed address, because that address is where compliance notices and archive links are sent. Until you confirm, the account cannot go further than the verification step.

A verification code is sent from noreply@easy2257.com the moment you register. Enter it on the verification page and you are through. Codes expire after 24 hours; the resend button on that page issues a fresh one.

If the email never arrives:

• Check spam and promotions, and allowlist noreply@easy2257.com.
• Corporate mail filters hold compliance mail more often than most. If you registered with a work address, check quarantine before anything else.
• Use the resend button on the verification page.
• If the address itself was typed wrong, register again with the correct one. Nothing is lost; an unconfirmed account holds no records.

Your first sign-in#

Everyone lands on choosing a plan first: the account exists, but records cannot be created until it has a shape. Choose your plan covers the decision; the one-sentence version is that Solo Creator is for content you appear in alone, and the producer tiers are for content with other performers.

Where the two paths separate is after you choose:

• A Solo Creator lands in Solo Content, and the first thing worth doing is verifying yourself. Everything else stays locked until identity verification passes. That is deliberate: unverified records are not records.
• A producer lands on the dashboard, and the first thing worth doing is creating a production. Scenes, talent invitations and paperwork all live inside one.

A brand-new account shows a lot of zeros. That is the empty state, not an error: zero scenes, zero talent, an empty productions list. Sections that depend on an earlier step stay greyed out until that step completes, so if something looks disabled, the page is telling you what to do first, not refusing to work.