Your team
Bring other people in to help run this business, and decide exactly what each of them can do — from read-only right up to nearly everything you can. You stay the owner; only you can change billing beyond what you grant, manage the team, or hand the business on.
Only you so far. Invite someone below to help run it.
Pick a starting role, then fine-tune the switches below. If they already have a Helstify account they get access straight away; if not, we email them and access appears when they sign up with that address.
See this business in their panel at all. Every other permission needs this one.
Read past council conversations and what it decided.
Send the council instructions that change the business. This is the main way work gets done here.
Change the council's own permissions and spend limit.
Open the file manager and read the site's files.
Create, edit, upload, move and delete files in the container.
Preview the staging copy, put it live, and send the team change requests.
Read where the domain points.
Add, edit and delete DNS records. A mistake here can take the site off the internet.
Open mailboxes and read mail in webmail.
Create, rename and delete mailboxes, and send mail as the business.
Link, unlink and push to the connected GitHub repository.
Use the ready-made writing, SEO and marketing tools.
View the current plan and past invoices.
Change the plan and the payment method. This spends money.
Edit the business's general, domain, mail and AI settings.
Invite and remove people, and set what they can do — everything short of owning the business. A member with this can grant only permissions they hold themselves.
Switches greyed out are things you can't pass on because you don't have them yourself. Removing someone takes their access away the moment you click — nothing they've already done is undone, but they can't open this business again unless you invite them back.
We hit an unexpected error. You can send us a report — the technical details are captured for you, so you just tell us what you were doing.