BOTLOBBIESDo I need a website account to try BotLobbies?
The standard 30-minute trial does not require a BotLobbies website registration. You still need to link the Epic account that authorizes the bot and identifies its trial.
Two different account steps
Epic linking and creating a BotLobbies website account serve different purposes. The trial needs an authorized Epic connection so that the service can create and control the correct bot. A website email, username and password are used for your web account and its paid bot panel. The published initial-trial terms do not require that registration. Seeing an Epic connection prompt therefore does not mean you must first invent a website username or recover a website password to try the service.
When registration becomes relevant
After a confirmed paid activation, or an eligible confirmed card-based PRO activation, the site provides an account-access step. You can create a web account through that confirmed activation or sign in to an existing one to attach the purchase. The service checks the authorization rather than granting account ownership merely because a browser visited a success page. Use the registration or login option presented after your own confirmation so that the bot is associated with the account you intend to keep using.
Avoid mixing up credentials
Your website password is different from your Epic password. The site links Epic without asking you to type the Epic password into BotLobbies itself. If you later use Forgot password, enter the email address or username of the website account, not an assumption about the email on an unrelated Epic profile. For a trial-access problem, first verify which Epic account is linked and what the trial panel reports. For a paid-panel problem, use the corresponding web account and its recovery options. That distinction usually makes the next step clearer.