Pricing

We make it easy to onboard and manage your current virtual office customers and extend your service to thousands of new potential clients each month.

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Virtual office

From £19 per month

Explore arange of locations

Access 300+ UK locations

Add multiple virtual offices

Manage your mail in one place

Pay as you go

From £10 per day

Get access to workspace for the day or booking meeting rooms

Access 900+ services

Get special discounts

Charged on first month fee

Prices are exclusive of VAT

Current customers

£5 per client per month
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For any current virtual office clients at your workspace.

Upload customers with CSV

Enhance your mailing service

Keep your current billing process

New customers

£5 per client per month + 25% commission

For new customers that sign up through our platform.

Pay for only active customers

Easily onboard and manage customers

Get access to a global user base

Optional KYC

£19 per check
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For any new customers you want us to verify for you.

Automated compliant onboarding

Digital ID verification

Charged on first month fee

Prices are exclusive of VAT

About virtual offices

Virtual office clients are often an underserved part of the workspace community - we're about to change that.

What is a virtual office

A virtual office is typically a business address with mail handling (mail scanning or forwarding) that can be combined with access to workspace or meeting rooms.

Why sell a virtual office

They are a great starter product for new companies, a profitable new revenue stream and global demand is expected to reach $2.1bn by 2030.

Who uses a virtual office

Virtual offices are used by a range of businesses that include:

New businesses: to keep their home addresses private and to look more professional.

Lawyers and accountants: for managing client mail.

Remote companies: for maintaining a local presence for Google My Business and customers.

National businesses: for expanding and marketing in new locations in the UK.

International businesses: for legal company registration and marketing.