Need a developer or teammate to help with a site? Instead of sharing your login, invite them as a collaborator. They get full management access to that one site — but cannot delete it or manage other collaborators, and never see your other sites or billing.
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Collaborators
Share access to this site with your team.
teammate@example.comSend invitation
Sara M.
sara@example.com
Removedev@agency.comAwaiting acceptanceCopy link
Invite a collaborator
- Open the site and go to Collaborators.
- Enter their email address and click Send invitation.
- They receive an invite link to accept. Until they do, the invitation shows as Awaiting acceptance — you can Copy link to send it yourself, or Revoke it.
What collaborators can do: manage the site — files, databases, staging, backups, domains, and settings. What they can’t: delete the site, manage other collaborators, or touch your account and billing.
Removing access
Click Remove next to a collaborator to revoke their access instantly. When a freelancer or agency finishes a project, remove them — and, if they had SFTP or database credentials, rotate those too.
Tips & tricks
- One site, one scope. Collaborator access is per-site — invite a developer only to the project they are working on.
- Prefer collaborators over shared logins. It keeps your other sites and billing private and lets you revoke access cleanly.
- Combine with staging. Give a developer a staging site to work on, then you push the approved result to live yourself.
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