> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.onecortex.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# The private beta

> Onecortex is in private beta: invitation only, 50 organizations, free while it lasts. How to get access, and what the beta means for your data and integrations.

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  Onecortex is in private beta. Access is by invitation, the beta is limited to 50 organizations, and it is free while it lasts. Contracts may still change before general availability, and every change is announced in the [changelog](/changelog). To ask for access, email [support@onecortex.io](mailto:support@onecortex.io).
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## Getting access

Creating an account needs your email address, or its domain, to be on the beta's list: when you sign up, sign in with GitHub for the first time, or accept an invitation to an organization. An address that is not on it is told `Onecortex is invite only right now.` An account that exists already signs in as usual.

To ask for access, email [support@onecortex.io](mailto:support@onecortex.io) with what you are building and the framework you use.

## 50 organizations

The beta takes 50 organizations in total. Once they are taken, a new sign up is told: `Onecortex is at capacity for its private beta. Join the waitlist at onecortex.io and we will be in touch.`

## What the beta means

* **Free.** There is no charge during the beta.
* **Contracts may change.** The invoke API, the events and `agent.yml` may still change before general availability. Every change is in the [changelog](/changelog), a breaking one with the code before and after.
* **Data may be deleted.** Agents, logs and chats created during the beta may not carry over to general availability. Keep your source of truth in your repository, which Onecortex only ever reads.
* **Limits are the beta's.** See [Limits](/production/limits). Ask if one is in your way.