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Registration

Getting started with Apiway takes under two minutes. You register your organisation, receive a welcome pack, and land in the management portal ready to deploy your first API.

  1. Go to app.apiway.net and click Register.

  2. Enter your details — your name, an email address, and organisation name. Any address works; a company address starts with 200,000 credits, a personal one with 100,000. The organisation name becomes your tenant — the isolated workspace where your APIs, teams, and governance rules live.

  3. Verify your email — check your inbox for a verification link. Click it to activate your account.

  4. Sign in — once verified, sign in at app.apiway.net. You land on the Command Centre — your home dashboard.

When your tenant is created, Apiway provisions everything you need to start immediately:

ComponentWhat it is
GatewayA gateway configured for your tenant, ready to receive deployments
Access control and risk managementAlready switched on — every call is authenticated, scoped and watched from the first one
Every API on ApiwayEverything Apiway itself runs on — design, mocking, metering (RU), credits, risk management, blast radius and access control — through the Apiway Platform API your tenant is already subscribed to, plus the public APIs other companies publish on Apiway. The one API not available to you is the admin API that operates the platform itself
MCPYour AI assistants reach every API you are subscribed to, through your own subscriptions
Developer portalYour own portal, live, where your consumers find your APIs and sign themselves up
Default teamYour organisation’s first team, with you as the owner
Governance templateA starter approval workflow — APIs go through review before deployment, or approve automatically if you switch the template

There is nothing to install, no infrastructure to configure, and no tokens to generate manually. Your first API can be deployed within minutes of signing in.

You are now ready to deploy your first API. Head to the Quick Start to go from an OpenAPI specification to a live, secured endpoint in under five minutes.