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# Github Account Setup
Before you can edit your Isomer site, you must create a GitHub account and be assigned the proper permissions.
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### Sign up
Go to . Proceed to sign up for an account using your preferred email address and a professional username.
### Select the free plan
1. You will only need a basic account on GitHub to edit the content of your Isomer website.
2. Under `Choose your subscription`, select `Free` to opt for the free plan.
3. Click on `Continue` when the correct option is selected.
### Tailor your experience
You do not need to tailor your experience at this moment. Click on `skip this step`
### Verify your email
After signing up, go to your registered email address. You would've received an email to verify your email address.
Proceed with the **verification**.
Upon returning to GitHub, you will see a banner notification that your email is verified.
Next, you should make sure that you have your 2FA set up, find out more in the [next](/setup/create-a-github-account/set-up-2fa.md) page.
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