# Register

In OnePub an Organisation equates to a Repository. 

A repository can host any number of packages. 

With the Team or Enterprise versions of OnePub, you can break the Repository into Teams with each team controlling a set of packages (packages can also be shared between teams).

As a Member of OnePub, you can belong to multiple Organisations including having a free version for your personal use - conditions apply.

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Once you have registered with OnePub, you need to [install the OnePub command-line tools](/guides/installing/install-cli-tools.md).

## Create a new organisation

As part of the registration process, a new Organisation is created.

To register with OnePub, go to <https://onepub.dev/register>.

Once registered you can [invite other users](/guides/installing/invite-a-member.md) to join your Organisation.

## Join an existing organisation

If you are looking to join an existing organisation then ask that Organisation's OnePub Administrator or a Team Leader to send you an [invite](/guides/installing/invite-a-member.md).

When you accept your first invitation OnePub will add you as a member of that Organisation as well creating your private organisation for your personal use.

## Tell a friend

If you like OnePub [tell your friends](https://onepub.dev/invite) about us.


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