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Teams let multiple users collaborate on Runpod resources under a shared account. Any personal account can be converted to a team account to enable member management and role-based access control.

Create a team account

  1. Navigate to the Team page in the Runpod console.
  2. Click Convert to a Team Account. Enter a team display name (3 to 50 characters), check the acknowledgment checkbox, and click Convert to a Team Account to confirm.
A user can own only one team. Only the team owner can delete a team. To do so, scroll to the bottom of the Team page, click Delete Team, and confirm in the dialog. This reverts your account to a personal account. All members are removed and any pending invites are cancelled, but your resources remain unchanged.

Invite team members

Only admins can invite new members. Each invitation is tied to a specific email address and can only be accepted by the user with that address.
  1. Navigate to the Team page in the Runpod console.
  2. In the Members section, click Invite new member. Select a role, enter the member’s email address, and click Create Invite. Create Team Invite dialog showing role selection and required email field
  3. The invitation link appears under Pending invites. Copy it and share it with the invitee, or they will receive an email with a direct link to accept.
To invite multiple members at once, click Bulk Invite. Upload a CSV file or paste content directly using the format role,email, one member per line, up to 300 per batch. A header row is detected automatically if its first column is role. Rows with errors are flagged in the preview and skipped. Click Send when done. The button shows the number of valid rows, for example Send 3 Invites. Invitation links expire 3 days after they are created. They also become invalid once used or manually revoked.

Join a team

  1. Click the invitation link provided by the team admin.
  2. Select Join Team to accept.
Your account gains access to the team’s resources based on the role assigned to you.

Next steps

Last modified on September 24, 2026