Every extra team member adds overhead. It does not have to be this way.
Is this video approved? Did it publish? Who made the last edit? Nobody knows because the information lives in 4 different tools.
Final versions scattered across Google Drive, Dropbox, Slack threads, and email attachments. Finding the right file takes longer than editing it.
The editor finishes, messages the writer. The writer finishes captions, emails the manager. The manager approves, pings the publisher. Every step is manual.
Manage your team in one place. Vault files, editor projects, publishing calendars, and credit balances remain attached to each individual account; joining a workspace does not pool them.
Create an invitation for a teammate’s email address and share its link. They sign in with that address to accept it.
Choose the workspace you want to manage from Team settings. Membership and invitations stay separate for each workspace.
Use owner, admin, editor, and viewer roles. Owners and admins manage invitations; membership does not grant access to another person’s private files.
Studio includes two workspaces with five members each, including the owner. Free, Creator, and Pro workspaces have one seat.
Stop duct-taping workflows together. Start free, then add your team on the Studio plan.