Coworking space website: pricing by desk type, day passes and a virtual tour
Coworking clients decide faster than in most other niches — often needing a desk tomorrow. A site without instant booking loses exactly that urgent audience.
Pricing by desk type
Dedicated desk, hot desk, hourly meeting room, private team office — different products at different prices. A comparison table of what's included (24/7 access, meeting room hours, coffee, printing) lets visitors choose in a minute.
A day pass should be purchasable separately from monthly plans — it's the entry point for undecided visitors and often converts into a regular member after one trial day.
Instant booking, not an enquiry form
A calendar with real desk and meeting room availability, paid for on the spot, is the default this audience expects. A 'leave your details, we'll call back' form feels outdated here.
Meeting rooms should book separately from desks, by the hour, with capacity and equipment listed — often booked by people who aren't coworking members at all.
A virtual tour and team plans
Photos or a 360 tour remove the need for an in-person visit before committing to a monthly plan — many remote clients decide from the site alone.
Teams need separate terms — a dedicated zone, a corporate contract, flexibility as headcount grows — with their own enquiry page distinct from a single freelancer's.