Workspace Pricing Across India
Day passes for coworking spaces in India start from โน351 and reach up to โน4,131 depending on the venue and location. The majority of spaces fall between โน700-1,600 per day, with basic coworking desks at the lower end and premium private offices commanding higher rates. Payment is processed instantly at booking through credit cards, PayPal, or digital wallets including Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Where Companies Book Workspaces
Current workspace inventory spans four major Indian cities, with Vadodara offering the highest concentration at 2 available locations. Bangalore, Lucknow, and Warangal each provide 1 workspace option, covering both established business centers and emerging commercial districts. The total inventory includes 7 meeting rooms, 10 private day offices, and 12 coworking desk options across these locations.
Meeting Room Capacities
Meeting rooms accommodate teams from 1 to 20+ participants, while day offices support groups of 1-12 people. All meeting spaces include Wi-Fi, screens or TVs, whiteboards, and complimentary water service. Coworking day passes provide shared desk access with Wi-Fi and common area privileges including coffee machines and phone booths where available.
Booking Process and Timing
Same-day booking is available when spaces appear in search results, with no fixed cutoff time as availability depends on individual venue policies. Standard operating hours run 9:00-17:00, though some locations extend access until 22:00. Monday and Tuesday typically see the highest demand, while Friday bookings tend to be lighter across most venues.
Payment and Cancellation
All bookings require immediate payment with automatic email confirmation and invoicing for 70% of spaces. Cancellation terms are displayed before payment completion, with self-service cancellation and automatic refunds available. VAT at 16% is itemized separately on invoices for business expense reporting. Catering services require 48-hour advance notice and include breakfast, lunch, coffee service, and break packages.