Work on a website with other people

Admin and Member roles come with every paid plan, and each paid plan includes editor seats before you add any. What they do not include yet is two people editing the same page at once.

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The short answer.

Two roles: Admins manage the team and the website; Members edit and publish pages. Everyone with access can edit — there is no view-only role. Seats are what the paid plans meter — Solo includes 2, Plus includes 4 and Pro includes 6, counted per website with you included — and an extra seat is added to the subscription rather than moving you to a team tier. The part to plan around is real-time co-editing, which Siter.io does not offer.

Seats are counted per website

Everyone with access to a website uses a seat on it, you included, so a person on two websites uses two. On Solo with one website, you and one teammate fill the 2 included seats. Going past the included number adds $4 on Solo, $6 on Plus or $8 on Pro to the subscription cost, which is a smaller decision than a whole new plan.
One editor at a time

There is no real-time co-editing today. What the editor does when two people open one page anyway — whether anything locks, warns or reconciles the two sets of changes — is not documented anywhere we can cite, and a live client project is the wrong place to find out. What you need here is an agreement, not a feature.

How to split the work.

Five decisions. The fourth is the one that actually saves you.
1. Count the seats your plan includes.
2. Give each person only the websites they work on.
3. Buy extra seats only if needed.
4. Agree one editor at a time.
5. Check version history after handovers.
Working without live co-editing, in detail

Nominate a holder. One person has the site at any given time and says so in whatever chat the team already uses. Short sessions beat long ones: an hour with the file, then hand it on. The handover message costs ten seconds and is the entire mechanism.

Split by page, not by section. Two designers working on different pages of one site is a far safer arrangement than two designers agreeing to stay in different halves of the same page. Page boundaries are visible; imaginary lines inside a canvas are not.

Assume nothing is merged. How the editor settles two people saving the same page is not documented, so do not build a process that depends on a particular answer. Version history is part of the product, so there is somewhere to look after a collision, but what a restore covers and how far back it reaches are not documented either. Check both in the app before you treat version history as an undo button for a whole afternoon.

Give access only where the work is. There is no view-only role: anyone you add can edit and publish. A client following progress or a founder checking copy only needs to look, so leave them off unless they will change things, and someone who does need access should get it only on the websites they actually work on, because seats are counted per website.

Keep Admins few. Two roles: Admins manage the team and the website — inviting and removing people, transferring the website, deleting it — and Members edit and publish pages. Most people need Member. Make Admin the one or two people who would be trusted to delete the site.

What each plan includes.

Roles are the row that is identical on every paid plan. Seats are the row that moves, and they are counted per website, you included. The free plan is just you, with no one to give a role to.

Feature	Start (free)	Solo $7	Plus $12	Pro $24
Teammate Roles	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Editor Seats	Just you	2	4	6
Additional Seats	-	$4	$6	$8

Read off the “Compare plans” table on siter.io/pricing on 2026-10-08.

Two more rows matter to a team even though they are not seat rows. The pricing page lists ownership transfer on every plan, which is how a finished site leaves your account for a client. And can everyone on the team publish? No — the free plan builds and previews privately; publishing needs a paid plan (from $7/mo billed yearly). Whoever is going to press publish has to be on a plan that can.

Four things worth knowing.

Two of these are how the product is priced. The other two are things we would rather you read now than discover during a client handover.

There is no live co-editing
Siter.io does not offer real-time co-editing today. What the editor does if two people open one page anyway is not documented, so plan as though nothing is protecting you. This is the one thing to design your process around.
Seats come with the plan
Each paid plan arrives with editor seats already in it, and you only pay more once you go past that number. Seats are counted per website, you included, so a person on two websites uses two.
The free plan is for one person
Start includes no collaborators, so team work begins on Solo with two editor seats. Build and preview alone on the free plan, then upgrade when the second person joins.
Handing a site to a client
The pricing page lists ownership transfer on every plan. Check what travels with the site, and put the client on a paid plan first - a site cannot be transferred to a free account - before you promise a clean handover.

Frequently asked.

Can two people edit a website at the same time?

Not as a live shared session. Siter.io does not offer real-time co-editing, so there is no supported way for two people to work in one page at the same moment. What the editor actually does if they try anyway — lock, warn, overwrite, something else — is not documented, and that uncertainty is itself the reason not to risk it. Split the work by page instead, and say out loud who is holding one.

How many editors can I have on my website?

Solo includes 2 seats, Plus includes 4 and Pro includes 6. Seats count everyone with access to a website, the owner included, separately for each website, so you use one seat on every website you own and a teammate on two websites uses two. Solo with one website: you plus one teammate fill the 2 seats, and a second teammate adds $4 a month. Plus with all 3 websites: you take 3 seats, so one teammate fits in the 4th. Past the included number, each seat is added to the subscription cost: $4 on Solo, $6 on Plus, $8 on Pro. There is no separate team tier to graduate to, and the cheapest habit is giving each person access only to the websites they actually work on.

What is the difference between an Admin and a Member?

Members edit and publish pages. Admins can do that too, and can also invite and remove people, transfer the website to another account and delete it. Those are the only two roles: there is no view-only role, so anyone you add can change and publish the site. Make most people Members, and keep Admin for whoever you would trust with deleting it.

Can I collaborate on the free plan?

No. The free plan is just you, with no collaborators, which matches what Siter.io’s help articles have always said: teammates are a paid feature. A site cannot be transferred into a free account either. Solo includes 2 seats, Plus 4 and Pro 6, counted per website with you included, and each seat beyond that is added to the subscription.

What happens if two people save at the same time?

It is not documented and we are not guessing at it. With no real-time co-editing, there is no published account of how simultaneous saves are handled, so treat the outcome as unknown and unrecoverable. Version history gives you somewhere to look afterwards, but unpicking an afternoon of two-way overwriting through it is optimistic. The cheap fix is a rule rather than a recovery: one person holds a page, announces it, and announces when they are done.

How do I hand a website over to a client?

The pricing page lists ownership transfer on every plan, which moves a site out of your account and into someone else's. Do it once the work is signed off rather than mid-edit. Transferring is an Admin action. Before you promise a clean handover, confirm in the app what travels with the site, and check that the client is on a paid plan: a site cannot be transferred to a free account.

Is this workable for an agency with several clients?

Plus publishes 3 websites and Pro publishes 5, with extra sites added to the subscription at $6 and $8. Seats are counted per website, you included, so on Plus with all 3 websites you already use 3 of the 4 seats. A freelancer brought in for a month should get only the website they are working on, which keeps it to one $6 seat at most rather than one per site. The gap is live co-editing: two designers over one page at once will feel its absence.

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Roles come with every paid plan, and every paid plan includes editor seats before anything is added. Build and preview for free; publishing starts at $7/mo billed yearly.
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