Organizations in Genfeed Cloud
What an organization contains, how brands fit inside it, how to create and switch organizations, and the limits on each plan.
Read the guide, then turn it into a concrete plan for your brand.
An organization is your workspace in Genfeed Cloud. It is the tenant boundary: brands, members, credits, API keys and integrations all belong to one organization, and nothing is shared across organizations.
What lives in an organization
- Brands. An organization has one or more brands. Each brand has its own profile, Brand Kit, knowledge, connected accounts, agent settings, publishing settings and skills.
- Members. People you invite, with roles. See Invite your team.
- Credits and plan. The credit balance and subscription are organization-level. See How credits and billing work.
- Organization settings. API keys, webhooks, provider keys, default models and agent policies. See Account and workspace settings.
The organization URL
Organization and brand names appear in the address:
app.genfeed.ai/{orgSlug}/{brandSlug}/.... Organization-wide
settings live under /{orgSlug}/~/settings. Only the organization
owner can change the organization's name and handle, under
Settings → General.
Create another organization
- Open the organization switcher in the top bar.
- Choose New Organization.
- Fill in Name, Website and Description.
The new organization is "a new workspace with a default brand." Use the switcher at any time to move between organizations; each has a settings shortcut in the same menu.
How many organizations you can have
The number of organizations depends on your plan. At the time of writing, Pay As You Go includes one organization, and Scale allows more than one. Creating an organization also requires an active subscription. Check genfeed.ai/pricing for current terms.
Organizations vs brands
Use one organization per company or client account, and one brand per voice or product line inside it. Brands share the organization's members, credits and API keys but keep their own voice, accounts and publishing rules. Members can be limited to specific brands.
Self-hosted deployments
A self-hosted Genfeed has exactly one organization and no organization switcher. Multiple isolated organizations are a Cloud feature. See Genfeed Cloud vs self-hosted.