Personal vs Team Workspaces
Personal workspace
Section titled “Personal workspace”Every Zandovi account gets a personal workspace created automatically on registration. It’s yours alone — no members, no invitations, no shared projects. All your templates and API keys live here by default.
A personal workspace is ideal for solo designers and developers who don’t need to collaborate.
Team workspace
Section titled “Team workspace”A team workspace (shown with a building icon in the workspace switcher) comes with the multi-seat plans: Studio, Team, Business and Enterprise. It lets you:
- Invite colleagues with defined roles (Owner, Admin, Member)
- Share projects so teammates can view their templates and generate from them
- See a usage dashboard across all team members and API keys
- Manage billing from a single place for the whole group
See Inviting Members & Roles and Organization Settings.
Comparison
Section titled “Comparison”| Feature | Personal | Team |
|---|---|---|
| Members | Just you | Multiple (invite by email) |
| Roles | — | Owner, Admin, Member |
| Shared projects | — | ✓ |
| Usage dashboard | — | ✓ (Admin+) |
| Invitations | — | ✓ (Admin+) |
Creating a team workspace
Section titled “Creating a team workspace”There’s no separate create workspace step: upgrade your workspace to a multi-seat plan (Studio, Team or Business) from Settings → Billing → Change plan, and it becomes a team workspace with Members, Invitations, Organization and Usage sections in Settings. Moving it back to Free or Personal makes it a personal workspace again and suspends every member except the Owner. See Choosing a Plan.
You also join other people’s team workspaces by accepting their invitations.