Introducing Teams: Grow Together on Bluesky

Bluesky is growing fast. Teams, brands, and communities are moving to the platform — but the tools to manage a Bluesky presence as a group haven’t kept up.

You’re sharing a brand account, but you can’t see who’s driving results. You’re running a content calendar, but there’s no way to compare performance across writers. You’re building a community, but growth metrics are scattered across individual profiles.

Teams solves this.

Why teams matter

Most Bluesky guides assume you’re a solo creator. Post consistently, engage with your audience, watch your followers grow. But the reality for many users is different:

• Brand teams manage multiple voices under one strategy
• Content teams need to compare performance across writers
• Communities want to track collective growth
• Newsrooms need a unified view of the editorial team’s reach
• Podcast networks want to compare engagement across shows
• Creator collectives want to show aggregate reach to sponsors

Before Teams, you’d need to manually check each person’s profile, screenshot analytics, and share them in a group chat. That’s not a workflow — it’s a workaround.

What Teams gives you

A single dashboard for your team’s performance

Instead of checking 10 different profiles, you get one view that shows your team’s combined metrics. Total followers, posts, engagement rates — all in one place.

Growth tracking across the team

See how your team’s combined audience grows over time. The growth chart tracks follower trends across all members, so you can see the impact of your content strategy at a team level.

Member leaderboard

See who’s driving results. The leaderboard ranks team members by engagement, so you can identify top performers and share best practices across the team.

Top posts across the team

Find out what content resonates. The top posts section surfaces the best-performing content across all team members, helping you understand what works and what to create more of.

How it works

Create a team

Creating a team takes seconds. Give it a name, and BlueOrbit generates a clean link for your team. You’re the admin — you control settings, manage members, and handle invitations.

Invite via email

Send invitations to anyone with a Bluesky account. They’ll receive an email with a link to join your team. The invitation expires after 7 days, and you can revoke it at any time.

Privacy-first consent model

We take privacy seriously. Before anyone joins your team, they see exactly what data will be shared — and what won’t. Members can revoke consent at any time, pausing their analytics sharing without leaving the team.

Granular visibility control

Admins choose how team data is shared. With All Members visibility, everyone can see each other’s analytics. With Self Only visibility, members only see their own data — useful for competitive teams or sensitive environments.

Built for real teams

Frozen analytics for departed members

When someone leaves your team, their analytics don’t disappear. BlueOrbit freezes their stats at the moment of departure, so the leaderboard and historical data remain accurate. This means your team’s performance history stays intact, even as members come and go.

Duplicate invitation handling

What happens if someone clicks an invitation link twice? Or if they’re already a team member? BlueOrbit handles it gracefully — no duplicates, no errors, just a clean experience.

Security by design

When someone who isn’t part of your team tries to access it, they won’t find it. BlueOrbit keeps your team invisible to outsiders.

How analytics stay fast

Teams are capped at 50 members, and analytics are pre-computed in the background. That means your team dashboard loads instantly — no waiting for calculations, no lag, even with a full team.

Who is this for?

Brand teams

If you’re managing a brand presence on Bluesky, Teams lets you see which team members drive the most engagement, what content performs best, and how your collective audience grows.

Content teams

Writers, creators, and content strategists can compare performance across the team. See who resonates with the audience, what post formats work, and where to focus your content efforts.

Communities

Building a Bluesky community? Teams helps you track collective growth, identify active contributors, and understand what content sparks engagement.

Newsrooms

Editorial teams can see how the collective is performing at a glance — who’s driving reach, which stories resonate, and where the audience is growing across the newsroom’s Bluesky presence.

Podcast networks

Running a podcast network? Teams lets you track cross-show growth, compare engagement across hosts, and understand which episodes spark the most conversation on Bluesky.

Creator collectives

Building a collective with other creators? Teams helps you track your combined reach, compare performance across members, and show aggregate growth to sponsors — all without sharing login credentials or screenshotting analytics.

What’s next

We’re building more features for Teams:

• Exportable reports — Download team analytics as PDF or CSV
• Comparison views — Measure growth across specific time periods
• Custom metrics — Track the numbers that matter most to your team
• Integration with workflows — Connect team analytics to your BlueOrbit workflows for end-to-end performance tracking

Getting started

Teams is live now. If you’re already using BlueOrbit, head to the sidebar and click “Teams” to create your first team. If you’re new, sign up and start building your team in minutes.

What’s included

• 3 team members included in the base price
• €12/month for the Team plan
• €3/month for each additional member beyond the first 3
• Seats are added automatically when you invite new members, and removed when they leave or are removed

Good to know

Teams is an analytics-only feature. It gives you a shared dashboard across your team’s Bluesky accounts — but each team member still needs their own BlueOrbit subscription (Pro plan) to run workflows on their personal account.

Bluesky is better when you grow together. Teams makes that possible.