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# Sign Up

**Time: 2 minutes**

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### Step 1: Enter Your Email

Go to <https://use.themochi.app/> and enter your email address.

Mochi uses **passwordless login** — no passwords to remember or reset. We send you a magic link every time you sign in.
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### Step 2: Check Your Email

Look for an email from Mochi with your magic link. Click it to sign in instantly.

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The magic link expires in 15 minutes. If you don't see it, check your spam folder or request a new one.
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### Step 3: Complete the Quick Survey

We'll ask a few questions about your business to set up the right defaults:

* **Monthly revenue range** — Helps us tailor your experience
* **Monthly DM volume** — So we can optimize your inbox settings
* **Average order value** — Used in pipeline analytics
* **How you found Mochi** — Helps us improve
* **Phone number** — For WhatsApp support if needed

This takes about 30 seconds.
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## What's Next

Next, you'll set up your organization — your team's workspace in Mochi.


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