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Remove beta billing from internal endpoints #1015

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Remove beta billing from internal endpoints
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# Internal Endpoints

::::note
Internal Endpoints are currently a beta feature, and only enabled for a limited
number of accounts. Please contact support if you are interested in using this feature.
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## Introduction

In addition to [public endpoints][Public Endpoints], ngrok also supports creating Internal Endpoints which are specific to your account.
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Internal Endpoints cannot be accessed directly, but rather can only be accessed using the [forward-internal][forward-internal] policy action.

Internal endpoints are available in ngrok's pay-as-you-go plan. An internal endpoint that transmits data in a billing period is counted as an active endpoint for billing purposes.

### Creating a Internal Endpoint

A internal endpoint may be created by specifying a binding of `internal` for your endpoint. Specifically, when using the agent, a `internal` endpoint may be created like so:
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