Rent a coworking space in Glasgow from £18 a day

Most people who want to rent a coworking space in Glasgow are trying to solve one of two problems. Either the kitchen table has stopped working, or a lease quote came back with a three year commitment attached. OUR HQ sits between those two options. You can walk in on a Tuesday with a day pass, or take a desk on a rolling monthly basis, and change your mind later without paperwork.

We are at 24 Fairley Street in Ibrox, G51, about five minutes from Ibrox subway and a short run from the M8.

Coworking space designed for productivity.

What it costs to rent coworking space here

A day pass is £18. No booking, no membership, no notice. Turn up on any working day, find a desk, and get on with it.

If you are in more regularly, coworking membership starts at £99 a month. That gives you access to the shared floor, high speed WiFi, the kitchen and the breakout areas, plus discounted rates on the meeting rooms.

Want the same desk every day with somewhere to leave your monitor? A dedicated desk is £149 a month and comes with lockable storage. It is one of the few dedicated desks in Glasgow under £200 with full amenities included.

Private offices start at £225 a month for a single person room. A two desk office is £295, four desks £395, and six desks £499. We go up to teams of 14.

Everything is inclusive. Internet, utilities, kitchen, breakout space. There is no service charge waiting at the end of the quarter.

Who a flexible coworking space actually suits

Freelancers who have run out of patience with coffee shop WiFi. Remote workers whose employer has closed the local office. Two or three founders who need to be in the same room but cannot justify a lease yet. Consultants who want somewhere credible to bring a client.

The common thread is uncertainty. You do not know what your team looks like in nine months, so committing to a fixed square footage is a guess. A flexible coworking space lets you scale the space to the business rather than the other way round.

What you get on the day

High speed WiFi that holds up on video calls. Four meeting rooms. A kitchen you can actually cook lunch in. Breakout areas for the conversations that should not happen at a desk.

The building is staffed, so deliveries get signed for and clients get greeted properly.

Hot desk or dedicated desk

A hot desk means you sit wherever is free. It works well if you are in twice a week, or if you like changing your view.

A dedicated desk is yours permanently. Your setup stays put overnight, your storage locks, and you stop carrying a laptop bag home every evening. If you are in four or five days a week, the £50 difference usually pays for itself in convenience within a fortnight.

You can start on one and move to the other. Nobody has to sign anything new.

Meeting rooms without a membership

You do not need to be a member to book a room. There are four, and they are named rather than numbered.

Art seats four and costs £15 an hour. Ideas seats six at £21. Record seats eight at £29. Atlas takes twelve at £39. All of them are AV ready and set up for hybrid meetings, so the people dialling in can hear the room.

Members pay less. Everyone else can book directly.

Why coworking space rental beats a small lease

A conventional office lease in Glasgow brings a deposit, a solicitor, business rates, a broadband contract, furniture, cleaning, and a term you cannot exit. Add it up and the monthly figure is rarely what you were quoted.

Coworking space rental collapses all of that into one number. If you grow, you take a bigger room. If a contract ends and the team shrinks, you drop back to hot desks. Neither move costs you a penalty.

That flexibility is the real product. The desk is just where you sit.

Try it before you commit

The honest way to judge any workspace is to work in it for a day. Noise levels, the quality of the coffee, whether the WiFi wobbles at 3pm, how it feels when it is busy. None of that shows up on a website.

So come in on an £18 day pass. Work a full day. If it suits you, we will talk about a membership. If it does not, you have lost £18 and gained a clear answer.

To rent a coworking space at OUR HQ, drop in on any weekday or get in touch and we will set aside a desk.

FAQ

How much does it cost to rent a coworking space in Glasgow? 

At OUR HQ, a day pass is £18 and monthly coworking membership starts at £99. Dedicated desks are £149 a month and private offices start at £225 a month for one person. All prices include WiFi, utilities, kitchen access and breakout areas.

Can I rent a coworking space for just one day? 

Yes. A day pass costs £18 and needs no advance booking. Walk in on any working day and you will get a desk.

Is there a minimum contract? 

No long lease. Memberships run on rolling monthly terms, so you can scale up, scale down or stop without a fixed commitment.

What is included in the coworking space rental? 

High speed WiFi, utilities, kitchen access, breakout areas and discounted meeting room rates. Dedicated desk members also get lockable storage.

What is the difference between a hot desk and a dedicated desk? 

A hot desk is any free seat on the shared floor at £99 a month. A dedicated desk is your own permanent space with lockable storage at £149 a month, so you can leave your equipment set up overnight.

Can I book a meeting room if I am not a member?

 Yes. Rooms start at £15 an hour for four people and go up to £39 an hour for twelve. All four rooms are AV ready for hybrid meetings, and no membership is required.

Where is OUR HQ?

 24 Fairley Street, Ibrox, Glasgow, G51 2SN. It is a short walk from Ibrox subway station with easy access from the M8.