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# Create organization

Learn how to create a new organization in Coupler.io to manage teams, workspaces, and billing under one account. Step-by-step setup instructions included.

You can create multiple organizations in Coupler.io - for example, to separate billing, teams, or projects. Each organization has its own billing, settings, data flows, connections, and users.

Follow the steps below to add a new organization.

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### Requirements <a href="#requirements-tnuxk" id="requirements-tnuxk"></a>

Before creating a new organization, make sure **you are a member of at least one paid organization.** Organization creation is available only to users with an active paid subscription.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Free-trial organizations cannot create new organizations. If you only have a trial org, the Add organization option will be disabled.
{% endhint %}

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### What happens when you create a new organization? <a href="#what-happens-when-you-create-a-new-organization-cxiyt" id="what-happens-when-you-create-a-new-organization-cxiyt"></a>

The new organization starts in a clean state. It is completely isolated from existing organizations:

* **No data flows are copied**
* **No source or destination connections are copied**
* **No users are copied**
* Only **you** (the creator) are added as the **Organization Owner**

{% hint style="info" %}
New organizations start with a free 7-day trial, so you can prepare your setup before starting a paid plan.
{% endhint %}

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### How to Add a New Organization <a href="#how-to-add-a-new-organization-rott" id="how-to-add-a-new-organization-rott"></a>

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
**Open the organization switcher & Click “Add Organization”**

Click your current organization name in the bottom-left corner of the sidebar to open the organization switcher. At the bottom of the menu, select **+ Add Organization**.

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{% step %}
**Enter the organization name & Confirm creation**

A pop-up will appear. Enter the name of your new organization. Click **Add New** to create your organization.

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{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

You’ll be automatically switched to the new organization.

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### FAQ <a href="#faq-3ijlx" id="faq-3ijlx"></a>

<details>

<summary>What happens with my organizations if I downgrade to the Free plan or leave all paid organizations?</summary>

You will **no longer be able to create new organizations**, but **all organizations you created earlier will remain available**. You keep access to them; nothing is removed.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Is there a limit on how many organizations I can have?</summary>

There is **no limit**. You can create an unlimited number of organizations (as long as you meet the creation requirements).

</details>


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