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How to Create and Manage Multiple Accounts

If you run campaigns for several clients, niche sites or brands, create a dedicated account for each one, all under a single login.

Written by Velichko Achev

How it works

Each account is fully independent:

  • Its own wallet balance

  • Its own order history and dashboard

  • Its own team members and notification settings

For agencies and freelancers running link building for multiple clients, this means:

  • Clean financials: each account's spend and invoices are separate, so there's nothing to split or reconcile

  • Clean reporting: each client's campaign data already lives in their own account

  • No cross-over: Client A's budget and data never touch Client B's

  • Access per account: you decide who sees what, account by account

Switch between accounts from the Account menu in the top left corner, without logging out.

Setting up a new account

  1. Click your account name in the top left corner.

  2. A panel opens with your existing accounts and a Search accounts field.

  3. Click + Create new account.

  4. Enter an Account Name: the client, project or brand name, whatever keeps it easy to identify.

  5. Click Create Account.

The new account appears straight away under Other Accounts. Click it to switch. Then top up its wallet separately, since each account has its own balance and transaction history.

Giving clients and team members access

Invite people to each account separately, with one of four roles: Owner, Admin, Operator or Viewer. Someone working on Client A doesn't need to see Client B's campaigns.

To give a client visibility without control, invite them as a Viewer on their own account. They sign in with their own credentials and see only their account, with no password sharing. See How to Invite Your Team to an Account.

Members and notifications for each account are managed from the account panel or from Settings → Account.

💡 Running more than a handful of client accounts? Managed Accounts puts our team on execution across all of them while you keep oversight. See What's the Difference Between Self-Serve and Managed?


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