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Every person in an organization has one of three roles: Admin, Member, or Viewer. Admins run billing and the team. Members use the proxies. Viewers can see everything the team uses but can’t change anything.

What each role can do

“Own orders” means orders that person placed. Admins can act on every order in the organization.
The billing portal is where card subscriptions are canceled, so Members can cancel card plans there. If someone only needs to watch usage and orders, make them a Viewer.

Invite someone

1

Open Team settings

Switch to your organization in the dashboard, then click Team settings in the sidebar.
2

Enter their email and pick a role

In the Members panel, type the email address, choose Admin, Member, or Viewer, and click Send invite. New invites default to Viewer.
3

They accept the email invite

The person gets the role you picked as soon as they accept. Until then, the invite shows under Pending invitations, where you can revoke it.

Change a role or remove someone

Admins see a role menu next to every other member in Team settings. Pick the new role and it takes effect right away. The person may need to refresh the dashboard to see the change. To remove someone, click the remove icon next to their name and confirm. They lose access to the organization’s orders and proxies. You can invite them again later. You can’t change your own role or remove yourself, and an organization always keeps at least one Admin. Ask another Admin to make those changes.

FAQ

The dashboard hides the controls a Viewer can’t use. If a Viewer reaches one anyway, the change is refused with a message saying their role is view-only.
No. Invoices live in the billing portal, which only Admins and Members can open. Viewers see the wallet balance and any crypto subscriptions.
Yes. Viewers can copy credentials and download proxy lists, and those credentials work like anyone else’s. The Viewer role limits changes in the dashboard, not proxy traffic.
API keys belong to the organization and only Admins can create them. A request made with an API key can do whatever that key’s services allow, whoever sends it.
No. Roles only exist inside an organization. On a personal account you can do everything.

Canceling Subscription

How plans are canceled and what happens next

Viewing Invoices

Find your billing history in the billing portal