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# Create Sub account

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From the Base package, you can use the Team Member feature to create and manage multiple sub-accounts with different access levels. These sub-accounts renew with the main account, and you can manage login information, change passwords, transfer, or delete them.

To create sub-accounts, use emails that haven’t been registered on Hidemyacc. Hidemyacc offers:

* **1 free sub-account** with the Base package&#x20;
* **3 free sub-accounts** with the Team package&#x20;
* **5 free sub-accounts** with the Business package&#x20;

If your team needs more sub-accounts, you can create additional ones and pay based on the remaining days of the main account. Sub-accounts will be locked if not renewed upon expiration. To unlock them, a renewal payment is required. To allow your teammates to work on sub-accounts, share profiles from the main account with them.

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To add new sub account, click on the **Create a new sub-account** button and fill needed information such as accounts's email, name, password, then click Create.

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