Settings & Team Management

This lesson covers how to configure your global page settings and manage your team in Mutiny.

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Page Settings

To access page settings, click your user menu, select Settings, then click into Pages. This is your global control panel for anything that affects your published assets. Changes made here apply to assets published after you save. Assets that are already live will keep their previous settings until you republish.

Favicon lets you set the small icon that appears in the browser tab next to your page title.

Page Title and Page Description set the default metadata for your assets. The description appears in search engine previews, so keep it clear and concise.

Search Engine Settings controls whether search engines can crawl your assets or follow links on them.

Additional Code Snippets is where you add tracking scripts and third-party code. The Head HTML field loads before the page renders; use it for things like Google Tag Manager or analytics tools. The Body HTML field loads after the page content; use it for chat widgets, heatmaps, or pop-up tools. Anything added here runs automatically on every asset you publish.

Cookie Consent, when enabled, requires visitors to opt in before Mutiny places tracking cookies. This is recommended if you're targeting audiences in regions with strict privacy requirements.

All of these settings can also be adjusted on a per-asset basis from the publish menu, which is covered in the next module.

Managing Your Team

To manage your team, open Settings and click Team. Here you can see everyone in your workspace, their role, and their status. To invite someone, enter their email and select a role from the dropdown. A seat is counted as occupied as soon as the invite is sent.

There are three roles in Mutiny:

Owners have full access, including billing, settings, and user management. The first person to create the workspace is the Owner by default.

Admins can invite and remove users, change roles, edit page settings, and manage integrations. They cannot modify Owner accounts.

Users can access all product features on your plan but cannot manage team settings or roles.

To change someone's role, click the Role dropdown next to their name. Only Owners and Admins can do this. Admins can also set a monthly credit cap per user to control how much of the shared AI credit pool any one person can use.