Manage multiple websites. With one login.

Two businesses. Two logins. One forgotten password.

Plenty of people run more than one site: the shop and the café, the main business and a side project. Or a web designer looking after several customers. Separate logins for each get old fast.

Who needs more than one website?

More people than you’d think. A bakery with a separate site for its catering. A clinic with two locations and two brands. A craftsman with a side business. And web designers and agencies who build and maintain sites for small businesses.

What they have in common: they need to get into several sites quickly, without juggling passwords.

How one login for several sites works

Your login belongs to you, not to a single site. That’s what makes moving between sites simple:

1. Sign in once with your email and password.
2. If you only have one site, you go straight to it. If you have several, you see a list of your sites, each with its name and your role there.
3. Switch site from your account menu, with no logging out and in again.
4. Next time you sign in, Striive takes you back to the site you last worked on.

Adding another website

Each website is its own subscription. Sign up for a new site with the same email address, and it appears next to your other sites under the same login.

One subscription for several websites is coming soon.

What each site keeps to itself

One login doesn’t mean everything is mixed together. Every site has:

• Its own subscription, with unlimited team members included.
• Its own domain.
• Its own team. You invite colleagues to exactly the sites they should work on, and each person gets a role per site.
• Its own content, settings and design.

For web designers and agencies

Build sites for customers? Your customer can invite you to their site, and you accept with your own login. Every site you’ve been invited to is then one click away in your account menu. The customer keeps the subscription and the site in their own name.

When a job is done, the customer can remove you from their site. You keep your login and access to your other sites.

One login, well protected

When one password opens several sites, it deserves extra protection. Turn on two-factor authentication, so a stolen password alone isn’t enough to get in.