If you are using it for development use only (see detail below), you may want to look into signing up for a free developer account instead of a personal account.
ArcGIS for Developers | ArcGIS for Developers
Number of free credits are limited, but it does give you many of the Org features, plus a few more. Additional credits can be added at a monthly rate if needed.
Check out Terms of Use - FAQ | ArcGIS for Developers Specifically, "What can I do with a Free Development and Testing plan?" (copied from FAQ...bold added)
- Access our awesome hosted services (hosted data storage, analysis, geocoding, directions, maps, etc) provided through the plan
- You can develop and test apps using our developer tools and APIs. If you're going to generate revenue or are using the app for government or business purposes, you'll have to upgrade to a paid subscription when you're ready to make your application available.
- You can also use this plan to build apps for public, non-revenue generating, non-government, non-commercial use.
- You can also sell your apps to anyone to use with their paid ArcGIS Online subscription
- If you are using 3rd Party development tools, you must include attribution acknowledging that your app is using online services provided by Esri
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BTW - personally, I recommend not tying this account to you Org email.....it can get confusing when trying to log on to various sites, especially on certain browsers. More email/passwords to remember, but cleaner when needing to look at different accounts. (in my opinion).
