> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/creating-your-account.md).

# Creating your account

### Signing up

To get started, go to [KickBot.com](https://kickbot.com/). Once open, click the "Sign In" button, you will have the option to sign in with Google, Discord, or with an email/password.

### Connect your Kick account

To use KickBot, you will need to connect a Kick channel. After signing in, you will see two options:

* **Link new account** - Choose this if you are setting up KickBot for your own channel.
* **Enter invite code** - Choose this if you are joining someone else's existing KickBot team.

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### Linking a new account

After clicking "Link new account", a "Connect Kick" button will appear. Click this button and you'll be redirected to Kick to authorize KickBot on your channel. Ensure all the checkboxes remain selected and press "Allow Access".

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You will now be redirected to the KickBot dashboard with KickBot active on your channel.

Something went wrong or you have questions? Don't hesitate to contact us at **<support@kickbot.com>**!


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