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Organizations are Runpod’s enterprise account model, designed for teams that need centralized resource ownership, billing, and access control. Unlike Teams, an organization is a first-class entity that owns all resources (compute, storage, secrets, and templates) independent of any individual user.
Organizations are currently in beta. Runpod provisions organization accounts and enables them for your account. If you’re an existing Team account customer, see Migrate from Teams.

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How Organizations differ from Teams

Organizations and teams are mutually exclusive: you belong to one or the other at any time, not both. If you own a team, accepting an org invitation deletes your team and removes all of its members. The team’s resources fold into the organization permanently and are never returned. If you are only a member of a team (not the owner), accepting removes only you from that team.

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Key concepts

Ownership: All resources created inside an organization are owned by the organization, not the member who created them. If a member is removed, their resources keep running and remain accessible to other members. Membership: You belong to one organization or team at a time. If you own a team, accepting an org invitation deletes that team and removes all its members; the team’s resources fold into the organization permanently. If you are a team member (not the owner), only you are removed from the team. In both cases, personal resources you fold in are never returned. Roles: Four built-in roles control what members can do: admin, billing, dev, and basic. Admins can also define up to 25 custom roles per organization. There is no owner role; admin is the top level. See Roles. Groups: Groups are the intra-organization social unit, replacing Teams within an organization. Groups are leaderless and additive: a user can belong to zero or many groups. See Groups. Billing: Organizations have a prepaid credit balance by default, with their own billing account and payment methods separate from any member’s personal account. Postpaid invoicing is available on request. See Billing. Access: Runpod provisions the organization for your account. Org admins then invite members by exact email address; acceptance requires a verified email. See Access. Resource tagging: Tags are key-value pairs attached to resources for cost attribution and filtering. See Resource tagging.

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Get started

Roles

Understand what each role can do

Groups

Organize members within your organization

Billing

How organization billing works

Access

Invite members and manage access

Resource tagging

Tag resources for cost attribution

Migrate from Teams

Move your team account to an organization
Last modified on September 18, 2026