One client, one workspace. Nothing passes between them.
Their subscribers, their campaigns, their statistics, their plan: as many workspaces as you have clients, in the same account.
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Why it exists
Three brands, three clients: one account, one sign-in, and as many workspaces as you want from the free plan. Each carries its own subscription: you only pay for the ones that send.
What happens when you switch workspace
Two clicks, and it's another client
The selector is at the top of the left sidebar, under the logo. You choose a workspace, and everything the screen shows — campaigns, calendar, dashboard, usage — becomes theirs.
Each one has its own dashboard
The numbers shown are those of the open workspace and no other: its subscribers, campaigns, opens, clicks.
Each one has its own monthly counter
Sends are counted per workspace. The one that writes every week doesn't eat into the quota of the one that writes once a quarter.
What a workspace takes with it
A workspace is not a filing folder: it's a complete installation, sharing nothing with the one next to it.
- People
- Subscribers
- Tags
- Custom fields
- Segments
- Import history
- Sending
- Sending domains
- Senders
- Campaigns
- Templates
- Assistant writing style
- Memory
- Sent messages
- Opens and clicks
- Bounces and complaints
- Suppression list
- Administration
- Members
- Invitations
- Plan
- Monthly usage
The design decision
Isolation is not a filter
Every row in the database carries its workspace name, and every query starts from there.
A subscriber search, an import, a send: the boundary is set in the query itself, before a single row comes back.
An unsubscription follows the same rule: someone who leaves one of your brands hasn't asked to disappear from the others, and their exit stays in the workspace where it happened.
You invite someone to a workspace, not to the account
You send the invitation from the relevant workspace: the person sees everything in it, and nothing from the others. A client can come look at theirs without ever crossing those next door.
Only the owner of a workspace can rename or delete it — inside, members work on equal footing.
What it means for your bill
One plan per workspace
Each workspace carries its own plan. A client who writes once a quarter stays on the free plan while the one next door sends every week: you pay for each one what each one uses, and a workspace that stops doesn't take anything from the others with it. The limits below apply per workspace, not per account — and the number of workspaces is not limited by any plan.
The second workspace costs nothing
Every workspace starts on the free plan: 3,000 emails a month, no credit card. You only pay for those that actually send.