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Team tier

Everything changes the day a second human joins.

You've been running DraftMesh alone, on your own files, with your own agents. The moment you share a document with a teammate, an SME, or an outside reviewer, self-asserted identity isn't enough — attribution has to hold across a trust boundary.

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Why the line exists

Self-asserted identity works alone. It stops working the moment someone else is watching.

Free-tier attribution is honest, not verified — each agent or person reports its own identity, which is fine when you're the only human in the workspace. Bring in a real teammate or an outside reviewer, and sign-off has to mean something more than a name someone typed in.

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Cross-functional review, no onboarding friction

Pull in SMEs, outside counsel, or customers with nothing to install and nothing to learn. They see a document and the comments on it — and a guest link scopes them to that one document, or even one section of it, for a fixed window.

02

Multi-device, multi-surface sync

The same documents on web and desktop, kept in sync. When two edits collide, both survive and get surfaced — conflict handling that never silently drops a change.

03

Sharing and guest access

Bring an outside stakeholder into one document without handing them your whole workspace. Guest access is scoped to what they were actually invited to review.

04

Attribution and sign-off that holds

Know who approved what — and whether it was a person or an agent — with identity verified across the trust boundary, not just self-reported.

05

Send a dashboard, not a screenshot of one

An .html document renders as a real page in DraftMesh, with its numbers coming live from a .json file in the same workspace. Stakeholders comment on the rendered result and approve it — so the quarterly report or the business case is reviewed where it lives, instead of being pasted into a deck that goes stale the moment the data moves.

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One place for prose and the numbers behind it

The narrative, the dashboard, and the data file sit in one workspace with one history between them. "Who changed this number, and when" gets the same answer as "who changed this paragraph".

Nothing is taken away

You keep everything from the free app.

Upgrading is additive. Your local files, your offline behaviour, and your version history all carry over unchanged.

Same local files

Still plain .md on disk. Nothing migrates into a proprietary format to unlock the team tier.

Same offline behaviour

The local app still works with no network dependency. Sync is additive, not a replacement for working offline.

Same version history

Every version you've already kept stays kept. Rollback still works exactly as it did solo.

Same agent attribution

Your agents keep reporting their own changes. Verified identity is layered on top for the humans who need to sign off across the trust boundary.

Pricing

Pricing for the team tier isn't finalized yet.

We're not going to quote a number here and change it under you. See the pricing page for where things currently stand, and see the solo page if you're still working alone.

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Questions people ask before switching a team over

What exactly triggers the move from free to paid?

One thing: a second human joins the workspace. Self-asserted identity works fine when you are the only person using your own documents. The moment you share a document with a teammate or an outside reviewer, attribution has to hold across a trust boundary — that requires verified identity, which is the paid team tier.

Do reviewers need to be technical to leave comments?

No. A cross-functional reviewer or an outside stakeholder opens the document, highlights the sentence they have a question about, and types. That is the whole interaction — no tool to install, no account for a guest, and nothing borrowed from developer tooling anywhere in their path.

Can I bring in an external reviewer without giving them the whole workspace?

Yes. Guest access scopes a person to a single shared document instead of your entire workspace, so an outside counsel, consultant, or customer can review and comment without seeing anything else.

What happens if two people edit the same document on different devices?

The team tier syncs the same documents across web and desktop with conflict handling that never silently drops an edit — when two changes collide, both are kept and surfaced, not overwritten.

Do I lose anything from the free local app when I upgrade?

No. Same local files, same offline behaviour, same version history. Upgrading adds verified identity, sharing, and sync on top — it does not take anything away.

How much does the team tier cost?

Pricing isn't finalized yet. See the pricing page for the current state, or get in touch — we're not going to bury a number in fine print once it exists either.

Start solo. Bring in your team when you're ready.

Download the free local app today. When a second human needs in, the team tier is one upgrade away — nothing you've built gets left behind.

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