Several titles, a single account
Manage all your sites under one account: each keeps its voice, its player, its style and its logo, and inherits from the account for everything you leave default. One bill, as many identities as titles.
A group publishing several titles ended up multiplying accounts: as many subscriptions, as many logins, no overview. And the opposite, a single setting for every site, erases what makes each title distinct.
Several titles, a single account
Add a site
A name, a domain, and the secondary site exists. The main site stays configured through your Player, Voices and Settings pages, as today.
Each site has its config
Voice, player template, font, speed, logo: specific to each site. What you leave default inherits automatically from the account, with no double entry.
All under one account
A single login, a shared quota, a common team. You move from one title to another without switching workspace.
One identity per title
A title's player and voice have nothing to do with the neighbour's, yet they live in the same account. Each brand stays itself.
A single bill
One account, one subscription, one quota. No more fees and logins multiplying with every title launched.
Inheritance that saves time
Set once at account level, override only where a site differs. The rest follows on its own.
A shared team
The same roles and members cover all your sites: you administer the group, not ten isolated accounts.
Press groups and multi-title publishers, brands running several themed sites, agencies managing audio for several clients from one place.
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How many sites can I manage?
Multi-site is a feature of the plans that include it. The number depends on your plan; get in touch if you run a large portfolio.
Can each site have its own voice?
Yes: voice, player template, font, speed and logo are specific to each site. What you do not set inherits the account values.
Is billing separate per site?
No: one account, one subscription, one quota shared across your sites. That is the point, avoiding the multiplication of accounts.
How is the main site configured?
Through your usual Player, Voices and Settings pages. Secondary sites have their own configuration screen, where you only edit what differs.