Difference between login and trial
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With From the new login page we have made it clear to the user how to access the reserved area and how to access a trial.
By clicking on the login button, from the homepage MailUp.com
...you will get to the reserved area where you can:
- check the expiration of your console
- make payments
- access the admin tool
By clicking on Try it for 30 days
...you will register to try MailUp for 30 days
home page of mailup.com, you can access your platform (log in) or request a 30-day free trial account (FREE TRIAL)
Login
From the MailUp homepage click on the Login button at the top right, or go to login...
...and you will be directed to this page:
mailup.com
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Username is not the email you registered with. But , but it's the username account ID you can find at the top right of your admin tool (see below) |
Once you log in, if you're on a trial account, you can
- access the My plan page of the platform by clicking on the shopping cart icon in the top right. From this page, you can buy a subscription, SMS credits, and other services.
- access your area by clicking the username in the top right.
If you're on a paid account, you can enter your area by clicking the username in the top right.
In your area you can:
- check the expiration date of your account;
- renew your subscription;
- buy SMS credits;
- buy additional services;
- review and update your billing details and payment method;
- View your invoices.
How to recover your username and password
By clicking on either Forgot username you will receive them in your mailbox
From the login page, if you don't remember your password, click on "forgot?". You will be taken to the password retrieval page. Input your username and its associated email and you will receive a message with the link to reset your password.
In the same way, if you don't remember your username, click on "forgot?". You'll be taken to the username retrieval page. Just insert the email you used to create the account and you will receive a message with the list of usernames linked to that email address.
