Turnkey website for a coworking space

How people search for a coworking space and what matters on the website

A person types coworking in my city, desk rental or meeting room rental into Google and compares several options by photos, price and location on the map. A coworking website answers these questions right away: which formats are available, how much they cost, what the plan includes and how to book a trial day.

Freelancers look at the internet connection and access hours, teams look at private offices and meeting rooms, and meeting organizers look at the capacity of the hall and the equipment. Each group has its own page, so a visitor does not scroll through anything unnecessary.

What a coworking website includes

• a home page with workspace formats, photos of the space and a button to book a trial day;
• a pricing page: hot desk, dedicated desk, private office with a "from" price and the list of services included;
• separate pages for meeting rooms and the event hall with capacity, equipment and a rental request form;
• a gallery of the space, the kitchen, the lounge area, house rules and opening hours;
• a community and events page: lectures, meetups, networking for members;
• contacts, a map, directions and links to social media.

How we work

We split the work on a coworking website into four steps:

1. we agree on the structure and the workspace formats to show first;
2. you send photos, the price list, the list of equipment and the house rules, and we build the website on a template;
3. we connect the request forms: trial day bookings and meeting room rental requests go to the administrator in Telegram and by e-mail;
4. we check the forms and the look on a smartphone, launch the website and show you how to change plans, photos and events in the admin panel.

Cost and timeline

A coworking website on a template costs from $500, and the launch takes 3–5 working days after we receive the materials. A multi-page website with separate sections for each space and an events blog starts from $1,350. We fix the price in the contract, the domain and the admin panel belong to you, and the consultation is free. More details are on the template website and turnkey corporate website pages, and you can ask questions via contacts.

Questions and answers

Can people book a trial day through the website?

Yes. The visitor chooses a format and a convenient date and leaves their contact details, and the administrator confirms the visit by message or phone call.

How do you present plans if the formats differ?

We present plans as cards: the format name, a "from" price, a list of what is included and a request button. The difference between formats is visible without scrolling.

Are separate pages for meeting rooms necessary?

Yes, people search for meeting room rental separately. A page with capacity, equipment, a "from" hourly price and a request form answers such a search more precisely than a general price list.

Will the website work for a coworking space that is just opening?

Yes. We start the launch with formats, the location and a trial day request, and you add photos, reviews and events as they appear.