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# Meetup Account

## Get a premium [Meetup](http://meetup.com/) account <a href="#get-a-premium-meetup-account" id="get-a-premium-meetup-account"></a>

A premium account costs a few euros per month. You will need to create groups and organize events. However, only one organizer needs to have a premium account. So maybe your organization can pay for this. Just ask marketing.

## Claim the name on [Meetup](http://meetup.com/) <a href="#claim-the-name-on-meetup" id="claim-the-name-on-meetup"></a>

{% hint style="warning" %}
The first name you use will become the URL of the group. You can change the name of the group at any moment, but not the URL. So choose this name wisely.
{% endhint %}

Claiming a good name for your organization is key. It improves searchability and it gives you a nice URL.


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