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Managing multiple sites

How to add, switch between, and remove sites, and what a loyalty discount gets you.

July 11, 2026

You can connect as many sites as you like, even more than one on the same platform.

Adding another site

Open the site switcher and choose Add another site. This opens a brand-new workspace and drops you straight into setup for it, connecting whichever platform and site you choose next. Each site gets its own plan, unless your account is on Agency (see Accounts, organizations, and sites).

Switching between sites

The site switcher lists every workspace you belong to. Picking one swaps your active workspace and reloads the dashboard into that site's own articles, Brain, and settings.

The loyalty discount

If you already own or admin a workspace with an active paid plan, your next new site automatically gets a 20% discount, applied for as long as you keep it. There's no code to enter; it's applied at checkout for that site.

Removing a site

An empty workspace, one you started but never finished connecting a site to, can be removed directly from the site switcher, since it has nothing in it to lose. A site you've actually connected is removed from that site's own settings rather than the switcher.

Deleting your last site under a Solo plan schedules that plan to cancel at the end of your current billing period. You keep access until then and are never charged again after that. If you still have other active sites, or your account is on Agency, deleting one site doesn't touch billing at all; the rest keep running as normal.

Note: Deleting a site never triggers an immediate charge or an immediate cutoff. At most, it schedules your Solo plan to cancel at the end of the period you've already paid for, and only when it was genuinely your last active site.