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Multiple Substack accounts on one computer
On Substack, one account can run up to 10 publications, and the Help Center describes switching between publications from a Dashboard menu rather than switching between accounts. Teams work through Team roles (Admin, Contributor and Byline), each person on their own account, and the Terms of Use treat sharing a password as a security risk. These guides cover signing in on a computer, login problems, what Substack's rules say about multiple accounts, team access and separate browser profiles.
Can You Be Logged In to Two Substack Accounts at Once on One Computer?Substack's Help Center describes switching between publications, not between accounts. Here is what that means on a computer and what to do instead.Why Does Substack Keep Logging Me Out? Login Problems and How to RecoverSubstack's own pages tie logouts and failed sign-ins to emailed codes, email changes, two-factor codes and age checks. Here are the causes and recovery steps.Does Substack Allow Multiple Accounts? What the Terms and Content Guidelines SaySubstack's Terms of Use set no number of accounts, but its rules on impersonation, shared logins, spam and ban workarounds apply to every account you hold.How to Add Contributors and Team Members to a Substack Without Sharing a LoginSubstack's Team roles let several people work on one publication, each with their own account. Here is how to invite, change roles, remove and hand over.How to Keep Several Substack Accounts Apart on One PC With Browser ProfilesSet up one browser profile per Substack account in Chrome, name them, hand them over and back up what matters, and see when ordinary profiles stop being enough.
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