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An account here is a thin thing on purpose. It holds your orders, your invoices and the thread you talk to your operator on. There is no password to invent, no profile to complete and nothing to scroll.
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What the account actually does
- Keeps your orders and invoices in one place, so cancelling is a click on your own billing page rather than an email asking permission.
- Prefills checkout, so you are not retyping the same details every time you buy something.
- Gives your operator one thread to answer on, instead of a new email chain per service.
- Carries your details into a request for one of the private-beta listings, so you fill that form once rather than every time.
What it does not do
- No password. There is nothing behind this account worth a password you would end up reusing somewhere that matters.
- No marketing list. Joining subscribes you to nothing. You get replies to things you actually sent.
- No approval queue. Nobody is deciding whether you are a good fit to hold an account.
One limitation, named here rather than discovered later
Signing in on a second device goes through a person. No automated mail leaves this system yet — that is a real gap, not a design choice — so if you lose this browser you ask from the sign-in page and somebody sends your billing link back within a business day.
It is the next thing being fixed. Until it is, this page will keep saying so.
Selling rather than buying?
If you run a service where the software does the production and you do the judgment, the seller application is a different door. Terms are not settled and the page says so before it asks you for anything.