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Changelog · September 29, 2026

Bring your team, and keep each client in its own organization

One account for the whole team, and one organization per client.

By · Last updated: September 2026

TL;DR

An admin invites people by email from Organization settings, as admins or members. Everyone in an organization works on the same projects and shares its API keys and monthly credits; admins also manage the plan, billing, MCP tokens and the team. Teams come with every paid plan, with no limit on members. One login can belong to any number of organizations, each with its own plan and bill, and the account menu switches between them.

Free plan, no credit card. 1,000 credits a month.

The invitation link works whether or not the person already uses URLpipe: someone new chooses a password and lands in the organization; someone with an account signs in and joins with one click. Following the link also confirms their email address.

Each organization is its own tenant — projects, request history, API keys, MCP tokens, data residency, plan and invoices — so an agency can keep every client apart and bill each one separately. A link to a project in another of your organizations switches to it.

The API opens for an organization once one of its admins has confirmed their email address, or once it is on a paid plan.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which plans include team members?
Every paid plan — Starter, Pro and Scale — with as many members as you need. The Free plan is for one person.
Do team members get their own credits?
No. An organization has one monthly allowance, and everyone in it draws on the same credits.
Can I be in more than one organization?
Yes, with one login. Switch between them from the account menu; each keeps its own projects, plan and bill.
What is the difference between an admin and a member?
Both work on every project and share the credits. Admins also manage the plan, billing, MCP tokens, data residency and the team.

Try it on the free plan.

Free plan, no card. Confirm your email and your API key is live — you'll be making real requests in minutes.