There are 4 different account types in Webpop. Each plan, with the exception of the personal plan, includes a certain number of people you can invite into a project. Here we are going to review the difference between each account type.

This is an important point depending on your use of Webpop. For example, if your Webpop account will be used to develop some projects of your own, then the personal plan would be a perfect fit since you can have up to 5 live projects.

If you will be using Webpop for client projects where you will most likely hand off site updates to the client once the site is launched, then the Freelance plan would be the best choice.

Below are the different account types and their roles:

Account Owner:
The owner of the account is the only user who can change the plan, update credit card information and add team members to the account.

Team Member:
Team members have full access to all projects in the account. They can create new projects and invite clients or collaborators.

Collaborator:
A user with full access to a single project, for instance, a Web Designer helping another Web Designer with parts of a project.

Client:
A user who can edit and add content to a single project through the easy to use on-site editor. Clients will never see the Webpop brand.