concrete5 is available from many one-click installers. You should check with your webhost and see if they offer any of these great tools that allow you to easily install concrete5:

You can also install concrete5 by hand on these specific hosts with the following how-tos:

Instructions on getting concrete5 up and running on your local OS X machine, from our how-to documentation.

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