Live demo

Open the admin. Click anything.

A demo system with sample customers, invoices and services. It resets every night and never sends an email.

Sign in

Two doors, one shared sign-in

Everyone who opens the demo uses the same accounts. They are public on purpose, so copy them from here. Be careful with what you create: paid invoices, and the customers who have them, are never deleted on the demo site (invoices must be kept by law), so what you create and pay stays for everyone who comes after you.

The admin

What you would run your hosting business from.

Email
visitor@demo.teculiar.net
Password
open-the-teculiar-demo

Open the demo admin

A read-only view: customer names and addresses are masked, and customer records cannot be changed.

A customer's portal

What your customers see: services, invoices, tickets.

Email
customer@demo.teculiar.net
Password
open-the-teculiar-demo

Open the demo client portal

You may order, pay with a test payment and open a ticket.

What to try

  • Open an invoice and its PDF.
  • Look through the customers, orders, services and tickets.
  • In the portal, order a plan and pay with a test payment.
  • Switch the language and the currency in the storefront.

The rules of the demo

  • Everything here is made up. Please do not type real names, addresses or card numbers.
  • No email is ever sent, and payments are test payments.
  • Most of what you change is put back at the nightly reset, 3:00 Berlin time. Files you upload are deleted too.
  • The admin is a read-only view. Anything you add to the content area is removed.

Seen enough? Name your system.

Free for your first 50 clients. No card.

Your own domain works on every plan, free included. How own domains work

Start on yourname.teculiar.net, or bring your domain at checkout: type it under the system name and we connect it to your new system. One TXT record proves it's yours, a CNAME per address points it at us, and the certificate is issued for you. Every plan can put its storefront, admin, client portal and API on its own domain.