Run multiple organisations

More than one business, one login

Run a side project alongside your main gig, or a handful of separate ventures — create a distinct organisation for each and switch between them in a click, all covered by one flat plan.

What it is

Create as many organisations as you need, each kept completely separate: its own clients, projects, invoices, quotes, contractors and branding. Nothing bleeds between them, so a client or invoice in one venture never shows up in another.

Switch between organisations from a single menu without logging out, and each one keeps its own logo, business details, default tax rate and home currency — so every document goes out looking right for that business. The free tier covers a single organisation; the flat paid plan covers as many as you need, so there's no separate bill to manage as you grow.

Why it makes your life simpler

Less admin, more of the work you actually enjoy.

1

Keep each business separate

Every organisation has its own clients, projects and invoices, so nothing gets muddled between ventures.

2

One login, one bill

Manage every business from the same account on one flat paid plan — no juggling logins or paying twice.

3

Switch in a click

Jump between organisations from one menu, and each keeps its own branding, tax rate and currency.

How it works

Up and running in three steps.

  1. Step 1

    Create an organisation

    Add a new business with its own name, branding and defaults.

  2. Step 2

    Switch between them

    Pick the organisation you want from the menu — no logging out.

  3. Step 3

    Bill from each one

    Raise invoices under the right business, all on one flat plan.

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Set up your second organisation today.

Run multiple organisations — and everything else Billable does — in one calm place built for a business of one. Free for up to 2 active projects, then one flat plan with no seats and no tiers.

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