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A workspace has its own members and roles. A role covers the whole workspace: there are no per-project or per-keyspace permissions for dashboard users. Manage members under Settings > Team.

Roles

There are two roles. A developer who tries an admin-only action gets This action requires admin privileges., and the Root Keys tab doesn’t appear in their settings sidebar. Accounts created before these two roles existed carry a legacy basic_member role. It keeps full developer access and the dashboard labels it Developer.

Which plans include team members

Free and Compute Starter don’t include team members, and the Team page shows Upgrade Your Plan to Add Team Members with a link to Billing instead of the member list. Compute Pro and Business include them, and so does any paid API tier. See Plans and Limits. If the workspace loses team access, we deactivate every member except the one who created the workspace. That happens when a paid API tier ends and you don’t have Compute Pro or Business, or when you’re on the free API tier and downgrade Compute to Starter or cancel it.

Invite, change a role, remove someone

Use the Members section of Settings > Team. From that one table you invite someone by email address, pick Admin or Developer, change someone’s role, and remove a member.
Team settings page listing workspace members with their roles and last active times, and an Invite user button
Edit role dialog for a member with the role dropdown open
Invitations expire after a while. If one shows as expired, send a new one. Only an admin can manage members. Anyone else sees Admin access required with a note that their role doesn’t allow them to manage workspace members, and the table isn’t shown. Removing a member ends their dashboard access immediately. It doesn’t delete anything they created, and it doesn’t touch root keys, which are workspace credentials rather than personal ones. To leave a workspace yourself, ask another admin to remove you.
Last modified on September 29, 2026