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Creating a Gcore account grants access to the Gcore Customer Portal and every Gcore service, including Cloud, CDN, and Managed DNS. Individuals can sign up directly with an email address, Google, or GitHub, while legal entities that need a signed contract can complete the same sign-up process and contact sales separately.

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For individuals

Creating an account takes a few minutes: 1. To sign up for Gcore services, navigate to the Gcore website and click Sign up for free in the top navigation.
Gcore homepage with the Sign up for free button highlighted
2. On the sign-up page, enter an email address and password, then click Start for free. Alternatively, click Google or GitHub to create the account with an existing account from either provider.
Gcore sign-up page with email, password, Google, and GitHub options
3. When signing up with email, a verification link is sent to the specified email address. Click the link to confirm the email. If the email doesn’t appear in the inbox, check the spam folder or click resend the confirmation email.
Confirm email page with the resend confirmation email option
4. After confirming the email, the Gcore dashboard becomes available in the Customer Portal.
Gcore Customer Portal dashboard after first login
5. Select a product from the sidebar and start creating a resource. Every product requires activation before it unlocks full access, and the exact prompt depends on the product: in Cloud, creating a virtual instance shows a banner to click Activate the product.
Activate the product banner on the Create Virtual Instance page
6. Select a payment method, either Credit or debit card, PayPal, Google Pay, or Apple Pay, then enter the billing address.
Billing information page with payment method options
Entities that don’t need a contract can complete the individual sign-up process described above to start using Gcore services. Entities that need a contract can reach Gcore via chat or email at support@gcore.com, and the sales department will follow up. The sign-up process can still be completed to gain access to the services while the contract is being prepared.