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How to create a BlueJeans account in 5 simple steps

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It's easy to create a BlueJeans account for free on your computer. BlueJeans
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As more and more people are working from home, many businesses are starting to take their meetings online. Some are flocking to BlueJeans, a cloud-based online video conferencing service that allows one-on-one calls as well as group meetings. BlueJeans also has a live streaming feature and offers a free trial before requiring users to sign up for a monthly subscription-based package. 

Creating a BlueJeans account will automatically sign you up for the free trial; it's not possible to sign up for the service without doing so. However, the actual signup process is easy and you can cancel your account anytime during the free trial period without being charged. 

Here's how to create a BlueJeans account. 

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How to create a BlueJeans account

1. On your device's web browser, visit the BlueJeans website at BlueJeans.com.

2. In the upper right-hand corner of the screen, click on "Try for Free." 

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Click on "Try for Free."  Jennifer Still/Business Insider

3. On the account creation page, fill in the form with your relevant info including name, business email address, phone number and company size. You should also choose which BlueJeans services you want to trial: Meetings, Rooms, and/or Events. 

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Fill in your information.  Jennifer Still/Business Insider

4. Click "Submit." 

5. You will then be sent an email containing a link you will need to click on to complete your registration. From there, you'll be able to get started using BlueJeans.

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You will receive an email with a link.  Jennifer Still/Business Insider

 

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Jennifer is a writer and editor from Brooklyn, New York, who spends her time traveling, drinking iced coffee, and watching way too much TV. She has bylines in Vanity Fair, Glamour, Decider, Mic, and many more. You can find her on Twitter at @jenniferlstill.