One plan, the right people, the right permissions
Invite teammates and clients into a shared workspace. Roles decide who can publish, who can manage billing and who can only look, and every brand stays separate.
- Roles
- Owner, admin, editor, viewer
- Seats
- 1 Free, 2 Pro, 10 Agency
- Brands
- 1 Free, 3 Pro, 15 Agency
- Invites
- By email or shareable link
Roles that match how teams work
Owners hold the workspace and its billing. Admins manage the team, brands and settings. Editors connect accounts, write, schedule and publish. Viewers see analytics, the planner and reports without being able to change anything, which makes them the right role for clients and stakeholders.
Permissions are enforced on our servers and again in the database, not just hidden in the interface. An editor cannot change billing by crafting a request, and a viewer cannot schedule a post by editing a URL.
- Invite by email or with a link that expires
- Change a role or remove a member at any time
- Admins cannot demote other admins; only the owner can
- Every change recorded in the audit log
Brands keep clients apart
A workspace holds several brands, and each brand has its own accounts, planner, analytics, reports and timezone. Agencies use one brand per client; in-house teams use one per product line or region. Data never crosses from one brand to another, including through AI assistants, whose keys can be limited to specific brands.
Questions
Do viewers count as seats?
Yes. Every member of a workspace, whatever their role, uses a seat. Pro includes 2 and Agency includes 10.
Can a client see only their own brand?
Workspace members can see every brand in the workspace. If clients need to log in, many agencies create a separate workspace per client, or share a PDF report link instead.
Is there an approval workflow?
Teams typically use drafts for review: an editor writes a draft, a colleague checks it in the planner, and either of them schedules it. Viewers cannot schedule, so their access is safe by default.