> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.neurotrackerx.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.neurotrackerx.com/what-is-neurotracker/how-do-i-get-started.md).

# How do I get started?

## Start a Free Trial! 

NeuroTracker offers a 14-day free trial! This allows you to: 

* Do the brain performance assessment and see your results
* Start your training by doing as many 2D sessions as you like
* View your performance and analytics

You don't even need to enter any payment details in order to start the trial. When you are ready you can purchase a subscription which means you will get unlimited access to NeuroTracker beyond the trial, as well as our 3D glasses will be shipped to you. Practicing in 3D is essential in order to get the full benefits of NeuroTracker. 

## Purchasing a Subscription

To purchase a subscription simply visit the Pricing page

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If you are a **business** looking to use NeuroTracker within your organization, schedule a call with us here: &#x20;

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[Purchasing a business license](/neurotracker-for-business/purchasing-a-business-license.md)
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## Join Our Thriving Community

Connect with fellow NeuroTracker users in our vibrant community! Share experiences, gain insights, and find motivation on platforms like Discord and Facebook. Join us today and enhance your NeuroTracker journey! 🌟🤝

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[Community](/community.md)
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