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Start with a simple rollout scope
The trial is designed to get one real site live without making the setup feel bigger than it needs to be.
- • 14-day trial
- • 1 production domain
- • Issued package or platform-ready setup
- • Shared rollout path across WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Hugo, and headless adapters
- • Access to docs and implementation guidance before launch
Move from account creation to go-live without guessing the next step
The onboarding path should stay predictable from the moment someone starts a trial through their first production rollout.
Signup path
- Create account
- Choose platform
- Generate package or start install
- Register domain
- Go live
What supports the flow
- Billing and account setup
- Platform-specific adapter guides
- Issued packages for supported setups
- Domain registration before publish
- Live verification and restricted-mode recovery if billing is missing
Questions people ask before starting a trial
These answers should remove the most common signup hesitation before the user enters billing or account setup.
Do I need a credit card?
Use the billing flow to start the account setup and validate the trial path. If you want to reduce friction later, this page still works even if billing details are postponed until the next iteration.
What happens when the trial ends?
When the trial ends, optional runtime features remain available only if billing is active or another entitlement is granted. Without active billing, the runtime falls back to necessary-only restricted mode.
Can I use WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, or headless?
Yes. Cookiezy keeps one shared product core and adapts the install path by platform, so the account flow can still lead into WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Hugo, or headless rollout.
What should I do right after signup?
Choose the package that matches your platform, generate the issued ZIP or start the install path, register the production hostname, and follow the platform guide before publishing.