Creating an Organization

Who creates it

Any signed-in user can create an organization. The creator automatically becomes the Owner — they hold the billing relationship and the highest permission level.

You can only have one owner per organization. Ownership can be transferred later, but cannot be split.

Steps

1. Sign in and open Organization from the main navigation.
2. If you don't already belong to one, you'll see Create Organization. Click it.
3. Enter:
   • Organization name — shown to members and on invoices.
   • Billing email (optional) — where receipts are sent. Defaults to your own account email.
4. Confirm. The organization is created and you are set as its owner.

At this point the organization exists but has no paid subscription attached — it inherits the Free tier until you upgrade.

Activating shared features

Shared projects and member management sit behind the team-workspace gate (Team tier and above). To turn them on:

1. Go to Organization → Billing.
2. Pick the Team plan (or higher).
3. Choose your initial seat count. The Team plan is priced per seat, so the monthly charge is priceUSD × seatCount. You can only pick at or above the plan's minSeats value.
4. Complete checkout. The subscription activates immediately.

Once the subscription is active, Organization → Members unlocks and you can start inviting people. See Members and Roles.

What the organization owns

After creation, the organization is the "home" for:

• Shared projects — visible to all active members according to their role.
• The organization subscription — plan, seats, billing history, payment methods.
• Usage tracking — monthly AI Actions and test runs consumed by members while working in org projects count against the org's limits, not the individual's personal account.
• Audit data — member changes, role changes, and seat changes are recorded against the org.

Personal projects remain attached to the individual user and are not migrated into the organization.