# Invite the client. Not a seat.

> You pay per website, never per login. Invite the person who owns the site at no extra cost, give them the sites they should see, and let your own team in with their own roles.

## Why the handoff is cheap.

- **No per-seat pricing:** Invite the client who owns the site for free. You pay for connected websites, not for logins.
- **No password to keep:** Clients sign in with Google or a six-digit code emailed to them, so there is no credential to lose.
- **Per-site access:** A client sees only the sites you grant them, and switches between them inside the editor.
- **Roles for your team:** Teammates are separate from clients. They see the workspace and the shared queue, not just one site.

## From invite to first edit.

1. **Send an invite** Invite the client by email from the dashboard.
2. **They sign in** Google, or a six-digit code. There is nothing for them to install.
3. **You grant sites** Pick which sites that person is allowed to open.
4. **They edit** Their conversation is their own. The pending draft is shared by the site.

## Use cases

- **One client, one site:** The common handoff. Invite them, grant the site, and stop being the change-request queue.
  > A restaurant owner who only ever opens their own site, and never sees that other clients exist.
- **One client, several sites:** A group with a site per location switches between them without signing out.
- **A client with staff:** Invite more than one person on the client's side. Each gets their own conversation with the editor.
- **Your own team:** Teammates see the workspace and the shared inbox, with roles that are not the client's.

## FAQ

### Do I pay for each client login?

No. Pricing is per connected website. Invite the client who owns the site at no extra cost, and invite their colleagues too.

### What does the client have to install or learn?

Nothing. They sign in with Google or a six-digit code emailed to them, and type what they want changed. There is no app, no password and no Git concept to explain.

### Can a client see my other clients' sites?

No. A client sees only the sites you have granted to them, and the site switcher inside the editor shows only those.

### Can two people edit the same site?

Yes. Each person has their own conversation with the editor, while the pending draft belongs to the site, so they both see the same staged changes before publishing.

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