Disclaimer

Flexly is a free matching service. We help freelancers, startups, and small businesses compare workspace options and connect with operators that may fit their needs.

Flexly is not a coworking operator, landlord, property manager, or real-estate broker. We do not own, lease, control, or manage any building, office, desk, meeting room, or virtual office. We do not negotiate leases on your behalf, and we are not a party to any agreement you may sign with a workspace provider.

If you want help reviewing options, you can get matched for free and then decide which spaces you want to tour.

Content on Flexly is provided for general informational purposes only. It is not legal, financial, tax, immigration, business formation, or real-estate advice.

If you have questions about contracts, business registration, mail handling, visa rules, licensing, taxes, insurance, or local compliance, please confirm the rules with the relevant authority or a qualified professional. This matters even more if you are relying on a business address or virtual office for filings or official use.

For general background, you can read workspace contract terms or can I use a virtual office to register a business, but you should still verify your situation directly.

Workspace pricing, discounts, promotions, fees, deposits, and availability vary by city, building, operator, plan type, term length, and timing. They can change without notice.

Any prices, ranges, or examples shown on Flexly are general information only. They are not quotes, offers, or guarantees. Amenities can also differ from one location to another, even within the same brand.

Before you commit, ask the operator for the current price, all fees, the exact term, renewal rules, included amenities, and cancellation terms in writing. Our coworking costs guide can help you know what to ask.

You should review the workspace, contract, policies, and building details yourself before you sign. Flexly cannot verify every statement made by every operator, and we cannot guarantee that information stays current after it is published or shared.

We strongly recommend that you tour in person before signing, if possible. Check internet speed, noise level, cleanliness, access hours, security, meeting room rules, guest policies, mail handling, and any extra charges. If something matters to your business, get it confirmed in writing.

A simple way to prepare is to use a checklist before your visit. See what to bring to a coworking tour.

Keep these basics in mind as you compare options.