Seat management
What a seat is, who consumes one, and how to add or release them.
What a seat is
A seat is a slot for one team member in a workspace — someone with dashboard access.
A seat is not consumed by:
- Guest reviewers — people who leave feedback through a public link without an account. Free allows 3 distinct guests; every paid plan makes them unlimited.
- Live chat visitors — people who message you through the widget.
- Portal users — people who post, vote, or comment on a public feedback portal.
That's the deliberate shape of the pricing: you pay for the people who triage feedback, not the people who give it.
How they're counted
Used seats = current members + pending invitations. A pending invite holds its seat until it's accepted or revoked. This is the single most common reason an invitation gets refused when the member list looks like it has room.
Revoking a stale invitation frees its seat immediately.
Free plan
Three seats, fixed. Additional seats aren't available — upgrade to Pro.
Paid plans
Seats are purchased. Change the count in Billing → Team seats, then confirm.
- Adding seats is prorated for the remainder of the current period, and the seat is available immediately.
- Removing seats applies as a credit toward your next invoice.
- You can't reduce the count below your current members-plus-pending total. Remove members or revoke invitations first.
The billing page shows used against total, so you can see whether you're paying for seats nobody's in.
Cost
Monthly: seats × $10 (Pro) | seats × $20 (Business)
Yearly: seats × $8 (Pro) | seats × $16 (Business) per seat per monthEnterprise has no seat minimum and is priced by arrangement.
Common questions
Keeping the count honest
- Review the member list when someone leaves the company — a departed teammate is a seat you're still paying for.
- Sweep pending invitations periodically. They're invisible in the member list but they're spending your seats.
- Anyone who only ever gives feedback should be a guest through a public link, not a member. That's free on every plan.