Invite a teammate
Team and Scale plans include multiple seats — Team gives you five, Scale is negotiated. Every seat sees the same Products, the same briefings, and the same chat history. Herald isn’t built for departmental silos; it’s built so the two or three people running the company have the same Monday morning.
Send an invite
Section titled “Send an invite”- Go to Settings → Seats. You’ll see your current seat count and how many are used.
- Click Invite a teammate. Enter an email.
- The invitee gets a magic link. No password, no SSO setup — they click, they’re in.
New seats become active the moment the invitee accepts. The Stripe line item prorates to the day.
What they see
Section titled “What they see”Every seat on an Account has the same view. All Products. All briefings, including the ones sent before they joined. All chat conversations. All watchlists. There is no per-Product ACL, no read-only role, and no per-seat notification filter.
This is deliberate. Product intelligence only works if the people acting on it are reading the same briefing. If you need read-only access for an investor or board member, export a briefing as a PDF and send that.
What they can do
Section titled “What they can do”Any seat can:
- Read every briefing and chat
- Ask Herald questions
- Create and edit watchlists
- Connect new integrations
- Rename or reprofile a Product
Only the billing owner (the user who created the Account) can:
- Change the plan
- Delete a Product
- Remove a seat
- Update the payment method
Seat ownership transfers on request — email billing@withherald.co with the two users CC’d.
Remove a seat
Section titled “Remove a seat”Settings → Seats → Remove. The seat stops billing at the end of the current cycle; their magic-link sessions are revoked immediately.
Deleting a user doesn’t delete anything they wrote (saved chat threads, renamed Products). Chat history stays with the Account, keyed by timestamp, not author.
On Hobby and Starter
Section titled “On Hobby and Starter”Hobby is single-seat. Starter is single-seat too — the tier is sized for a solo founder. If you’re hiring your first co-founder or chief of staff, upgrading to Team is the moment.