> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.adalo.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.adalo.com/adalo-account/team-members.md).

# Team Members

The Team Members section lets team admins manage who has access to your team's apps.

### Viewing Members

All current team members are listed with their name and email address. The number of seats in use is shown at the top (for example, "3 out of 5").

### Inviting New Members

1. Click **Invite** (visible to team admins only). ![](/files/hrwVI6kHWJRUp2aXKlW9)
2. Enter the email address of the person you want to invite.
3. The invitation will appear in the Pending Invitations list until it is accepted.
4. Once they accept the email invite, they will have access to create apps or can be [**added to existing apps**](/adalo-account/team-members/add-team-members-to-your-adalo-app.md).

### **Seat limits by plan:**

* **Free:** Cannot add additional team members.
* **Pro:** 1 seat included. Additional seats can be added for $15/month each.
* **Business:** 5 seats included. Additional seats can be added for $15/month each.

If you've reached your seat limit, you will be prompted to add more seats or upgrade your plan.

### Removing Members

Team admins can remove a member by clicking **Remove** next to their name. You cannot remove yourself from the team.

{% hint style="warning" %}
***Please Note:*** *If a Maker is removed from a Team, they will lose all access to apps they created on that team. Please transfer any apps prior to removing Team Members*
{% endhint %}

### Canceling Invitations

If someone hasn't accepted their invitation yet, team admins can cancel it by clicking **Cancel Invitation** next to the pending invite.


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