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# Co-hosts: run an event with your team

> Invite co-hosts to a Luce event as Co-organizers or Co-editors, so your team can edit the event, prepare its modes and run the show with you.

Co-hosts work on an event with you in the same console. Each co-host has a role that decides what they can do. Co-hosts come with a paid plan or the event pass: up to 5 per event on Pro, 10 on Team.

## Roles

| Role | Can do |
| - | - |
| **Owner** | Everything. The person or organization that owns the event. |
| **Co-organizer** | Edit the details and content, publish, run the show and manage the team. |
| **Co-editor** | Edit the content of the modes and see the tasks. |

## Invite a co-host

In the console's **Event** tab, under **Co-hosts**, find someone by user name or e-mail, pick a role and choose **Invite**. They accept the invitation on the event page or in their **Events** list. An e-mail address without an account is invited to sign up. An invitation is open for 7 days; after that, send it again.

![The Events page with two co-host invitations, each with its role and Decline and Accept buttons](https://docs.luce.show/docs/images/team/invitations-light.png)

The owner and Co-organizers can resend or cancel invitations and remove co-hosts. A removed co-host loses the console at once. A co-host can also choose **Leave the team**.

For a team that runs many events together, an [organization](https://docs.luce.show/team/organizations.md) gives everyone roles across all its events.


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