# Create Waitlist

After registering for an account and after you verify your email address, you will be redirected to the Waitlisty home page. Log in and you will be taken to the Waitlisty dashboard. This is where you will create your first Waitlisty project.

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Click **Get started** to create a new Waitlisty project.

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**Project name -** This will be the name of your waitlist. Something like "Our Book Launch" or "Blog Launch Waitlist".

**Waitlist URL -** This is the URL where your waitlist form will live. The referral link that is generated during signups will direct to this URL with a referral code.

You will be directed to the projects dashboard after the successful creation of a new project. Feel free to create as many projects as you like. We allow up to **100 free submissions** to any project. Additional submission may be purchased from the upgrades menu for a project.


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