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# Create Agency

### How to create an agency?

Setting up your agency gives you access to a fully white-labeled app development platform. You can onboard customers, customize the platform with your brand, and manage apps at scale.

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#### Step 1: Go to the agency creation page

* Log in to your AppMySite account
* Navigate to the [**My Agencies**](https://app.appmysite.com/home) section from the homepage.
* Click on Create Agency to begin the setup

#### Step 2: Enter your agency details

* Provide a unique Agency name that will be visible to your customers
* Choose a custom subdomain where your white-labeled platform will be hosted

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Your agency name and subdomain help define your brand identity on the platform.
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#### Step 3: Agree to terms and conditions

* Confirm that you accept the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy
* This step is required to activate your agency account

#### Step 4: Click “Create”

* Once all fields are filled in, click the **Create** button
* Your agency account will be set up immediately

#### Step 5: Start setting up your agency platform

* After creation, you’ll be directed to the [agency dashboard](https://app.appmysite.com/agency/dashboard)
* From here, you can upload branding assets, set colors, configure email, and invite customers

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Your agency dashboard is the central hub for managing apps, customers, and settings.
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The entire setup process takes just a few minutes and requires no coding.


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