Team Access Is Live: One WorldEye Plan for Your Whole Team

Until now, every WorldEye account was an island: one person, one subscription. Team Access changes that. Any paid plan can become a team — the owner keeps the subscription, adds seats, and invites people by email. Invited members never see a checkout and are never charged; while they're on your team, they get your plan's tier as their own effective plan.

Teams live in Settings → Team Access, with tabs for members, invitations, the shared workspace, billing and an activity log. Owners and admins can invite; members just join and work. If a member already has their own WorldEye subscription, they keep whichever is better — their own plan or the team's — for as long as they're on the team.

From the team dashboard, add a person's email and send the invitation. The invite link is valid for seven days, and it's bound to that email address: the invitation can only be accepted by signing in with the invited, verified email, so a forwarded link can't hand your seat to a stranger. Accepting takes one click from the invite page, and the member's access starts immediately.

Seats are reserved the moment an invitation goes out, so a team can never invite past what it has paid for. Revoke a pending invitation and the seat returns to the pool. Remove a member and their team access ends on the spot — their own account and any personal subscription are untouched.

Seat pricing is graduated: the first seats cost the most and each band gets cheaper, on every billing cycle. On monthly plans, seats 1–5 are $11.99 each, seats 6–10 are $10.99, seats 11–20 are $9.99, seats 21–35 are $8.99, and seats 36–50 are $7.99. Weekly seats run from $6.99 down to $4.99; annual seats from $59.99 down to $39.99 per year.

A concrete example: a 12-person team on monthly pays $134.88 in seats — five at $11.99, five at $10.99, two at $9.99 — for $148.87 all-in with the owner's plan. You can add up to 50 seats, 51 people including the owner. Seat increases take effect immediately; decreases are scheduled for the end of the billing period, so nobody loses access mid-cycle because of a billing change.

A team that monitors together needs shared tools, not a dozen separate accounts. Camera collections can be shared with the whole organization, so the set of feeds your team watches is the same set for everyone. The recording pool is shared too: recordings draw on the owner's pool — 20 cameras at once on Pro, 40 on VIP Pro — instead of a small personal allowance per member.

Admins get an activity log of team events — invitations, joins, seat changes — so there's a record of who did what. And because the owner holds the subscription, there's exactly one bill, one renewal, and one place to change any of it. The team section on the pricing page shows the full seat ladder with a calculator.

Newsrooms verifying footage across time zones. Operations teams watching the same ports, passes and depots. Research groups, classrooms, clubs of plane spotters and weather watchers. If more than one person in your world watches the same cameras, a team plan is cheaper than separate subscriptions — and simpler than passing one login around, which you no longer need to do.

Team Access is live now on every paid plan, including plans on a free trial — seats added during a trial ride the trial until it converts. Start a team from Settings → Team Access.