Startup of the Week - Spacemize
by Startacus Admin
Spacemize - The London-based startup which is facilitating the “high end alternative to coworking.”
Whether you’re a freelancer, a startup or a remote worker, chances are you will have worked from a co-working space at some point. After all, they often offer a much better environment to work in than your local random coffee shop! Our latest startup of the week have recognised that but are on a mission to shake things up a little.
Spacemize is a space as a service type startup which is facilitating the “high end alternative to coworking.”
They have partnered with some of London’s most exclusive venues and have enabled them to turn their empty tables and spaces into productive workspaces during the day, thereby creating an alternative co-working environment. There are workspaces available in luxury hotels and leading restaurants and all are in prime locations.
Spacemize offers two types of membership plan - a daily option which costs £12.99 per day or a monthly option which costs £99 per month.
When you become a member, you simply search for your preferred Spacemize location and then book your workspace for that day. You’ll be working alongside and networking with other entrepreneurs or freelancers and in effect be joining a unique co-working community.
You will also avail of a heap of benefits including complimentary tea and coffee, discounts on food and other beverages, access to fast Wi-Fi and phone chargers as well as potential discounts on room hire or bookings.
Since co-working spaces are most certainly here to stay and the demand for them always increasing, we reckon that Spacemize is on to a winner, wouldn’t you agree?
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Published on: 21st February 2019
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