How to Share Credits with Your Team

Go to Settings in the dashboard sidebar and open Teams. Give the team a name — something like "Content team" — and create it. You are the owner, and its credits and membership are yours to manage.

Everything the team produces lives inside that shared workspace: the projects, the channels behind them, the scripts, the generated media, and the content calendar. Switching workspaces in the sidebar moves you between them.

Use the "Invite someone to the workspace" form: enter the member's email address, optionally set the starting credits they should receive, and send the invite.

The credit allocation is genuinely optional. Invite someone to collaborate on scripts and review without giving them a generation budget, and add credits later if the work calls for it.

The team panel shows the credits left in the shared balance at the top, and every collaborator below with their credits remaining, what they have used, and a bar showing how much of their allocation is left.

To give someone more, type an amount into the field next to their name and press Add. To pull credits back, remove the person — their unused credits return to the team automatically, which is the cleanest way to close out a project without leaving allocations stranded.

Your plan sets the ceiling. Starter is a single seat, Pro covers three, and Studio covers up to ten. The same limits apply to how many workspaces you can hold: one on Starter, three on Pro, ten on Studio.

If someone invites you to their team, it appears under "Credits shared with you" with the balance available to you. Those credits carry the owner's workspace, and unlike purchased packs they never expire.

Name workspaces after what they are for rather than who is in them, so context survives a change of cast.

Start allocations small and top up. It is easy to add credits to a member and awkward to divide them back out.

Keep an eye on the shared balance. When it runs low, add a credit pack at the workspace level — packs are valid for 90 days and the expiry clock pauses while you have an active plan.