> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.codewire.sh/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Create Your First Resource
> Provision a dedicated Coder deployment or Codewire Relay
Once you have an [organization](/getting-started/create-organization), you can add resources to it.
## Before you start
* You need a verified Codewire account with 2FA enabled
* You must be an **owner or admin** of the organization
## Add a resource
1. Navigate to your organization on the [dashboard](https://codewire.sh/dashboard)
2. Click **Add Resource**
3. Select a **resource type**:
* **Coder** — a managed Coder deployment with its own database, namespace, and domain
* **Codewire Relay** — a relay for AI agent connectivity
4. Choose a **plan**:
* Coder: Starter ($49/mo), Pro ($199/mo), Team (\$499/mo), Enterprise (custom)
* Relay: \$5/mo
* All Coder plans include a **14-day free trial**
5. Enter a **slug** — for Coder resources, this becomes your URL: `your-slug.codewire.sh`
6. Click **Create Resource**
Slugs must be lowercase, use only letters, numbers, and hyphens, and be between 3-63 characters. Choose carefully — slugs cannot be changed after creation.
If this is your first resource and you don't have a payment method on file, you'll be redirected to **Stripe Checkout** to set up billing.
## Watch provisioning
Your resource transitions through: **Pending** → **Provisioning** → **Running**.
The resource detail page shows a **provision timeline** with real-time progress — each step is displayed inline, not just in the Events tab.
Provisioning typically takes **2-5 minutes** for Coder resources.
## Access your Coder instance
Once a Coder resource shows **Running**:
1. Click **Open Coder** to go to `your-slug.codewire.sh`
2. Sign in with the **admin credentials** shown on the resource detail page
3. Start creating workspaces from the available templates
## What's next?
Explore the resource detail page.
Add your team to the organization.