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# How to sign up in FoxHome
In this article, you will learn how to sign up in FoxHome to start using its theme manager features.
FoxHome is a standalone service.
We highly suggest you connect FoxHome with [FoxKit AIO Sales Boost Shopify app](https://docs.foxecom.com/foxkit-app/) (already installed on your Shopify store) to manage your theme by FoxEcom.
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Access FoxHome here: [home.foxecom.com](https://home.foxecom.com/).
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Once connected with FoxKit, FoxHome can manage theme license(s), try demos for free, and update your theme to the latest version simply with 1-click.
## How to create a FoxHome account
The easiest for you is to sign up with your Shopify account, by choosing the **Sign up with Shopify** option.
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**Enter your Store domain**:
Your primary domain in the format `your-store-name.myshopify.com` is required.
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The other 3 options to sign up are:
* Sign up with Google
* Sign up with Facebook
* Create a separate account
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If you're a developer/ designer/ agency working for a client, **we highly suggest you create an individual account using your Gmail** so you don't need to ask the client to verify your access every time you log in.
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### Get verified
If you choose to sign up/ sign in with Shopify, we will send a verification email to the store owner's email to notify, including an access verification code.
This ensures the store owner is well aware of the changes made to their store and app.
The user (store owner, developer, or staff) now must use this verification code to log in and be able to use FoxHome connected to the store.
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