Whether you're tired of a cubicle, starting a remote opportunity, or just looking to change up your work environment, a coworking space might be the best option. These shared work spaces sell monthly memberships for access to desks, offices and other benefits like stocked kitchens, onsite gyms, essential office supplies and dynamic work environments.
Alongside practical needs, many spaces also offer opportunities to meet fellow ambitious tech professionals. Coworking spaces are more than spots to plug in your laptop - they can be powerful networking spaces for those looking to get a foot in the door, where techies can share ideas and be apart of a community. If you’re looking for a change of scenery, head to one of these 13 Silicon Valley coworking spaces to find your next productive work spot.
Silicon Valley Coworking Spaces to know
- GSVlabs
- Founders Floor
- Enerspace
- Hacker Dojo
- Hero City
- ZED Coworking
- Innerstate
Founded: 2012
Location: San Mateo
What they offer: While primarily functioning as a startup incubator and accelerator, GSVlabs additionally offers coworking spaces for early stage startups and entrepreneurs. Their spaces offer a variety of amenities for different monthly subscription prices, from lounge area and conference room access to gym memberships and storage spaces. Membership at any level additionally grants access to unlimited coffee, free parking, high speed internet, free printing and an outdoor cafe service.
Founded: 2019
Location: Redwood City
What they offer: Silicon FinTech Bay works primarily to support the success of early stage ventures and startups by providing incubation services, coworking spaces and networking opportunities to entrepreneurs in fintech. Among the benefits they offer to their members are access to conference rooms, balconies, kitchen space and a communal lounge.
Founded: 2014
Location: San Jose
What they offer: Founders Floor is a startup coworking space that offers amenities such as a game room, lounge, WiFi access and free coffee. The space provides members with the option to do work in more ways, offering standing tables, treadmill desks and couches. Additionally, Founders Floor members at every level have access to conference rooms on demand, a customizable phone system, and printers all in a convenient downtown location.
Founded: 2014
Location: San Jose
What they offer: With locations in San Jose, Santa Clara, San Francisco and other California cities, OnePiece Works seeks to create a network of national and international coworking communities. In addition to their workspace offerings, OnePiece Works offers members from over 250 companies access to strategic consulting services and their network of tech professionals and leaders. The space has additional locations nationally in Seattle, and internationally in China.
Founded: 2012
Location: Palo Alto
What they offer: From unlimited coffee to 24/7 access and networking events, Enerspace's coworking solutions offer a variety of benefits to both individuals and companies looking for private offices. Through a partnership with the League of Extraordinary Coworking Spaces (LEXC), Enerspace members additionally gain access to any of the league's 86 locations in 46 cities including New York, Chicago, Denver, Austin and Boston.
Founded: 2009
Locations: Santa Clara
What they offer: Hacker Dojo is a coworking space that offers options for individuals and organizations to utilize office spaces, attend events and make use of an onsite electronics lab. In addition to office spaces and networking opportunities, the space also gives members access to a stocked kitchen, a members-only Slack channel and a game room. For those looking to get a feel for the space before committing to a membership, Hacker Dojo offers day passes at a rate of $20 per day.
Founded: 2016
Location: Santa Clara
What they offer: Serving the greater Silicon Valley area, Mindrome is a coworking space made up of eight buildings and over 130 offices. Each of their offices are equipped with Apple TV and projectors, and any of their members can access free printing services, complimentary coffee and an onsite gym. Mindrome also hosts startup networking and pitch events so that entrepreneurs can present ideas and expand their community.
Founded: 2013
Location: San Mateo
What they offer: Designed and founded by venture capitalist Tim Draper, Hero City is a coworking space that additionally offers members the opportunity to connect with an international network of VC funds and firms. The amenities at their spaces and offices include printer use, free coffee, an amphitheater and monthly lunches. Members at Hero City can also take advantage of monthly consultations with lawyers and accountants at no extra cost.
Founded: 2017
Location: Palo Alto
What they offer: Established specifically with women leaders and impact entrepreneurs, Sacred Space Coworking offers an intentional wellness environment alongside the usual offerings of conference rooms and WiFi access. Members at Sacred Space gain access to peer led gatherings and events centered around mindfulness and tech, designed around finding a middle ground between work and personal life. The space additionally offers daycare options for parents looking to use their services.
Founded: 2017
Location: San Jose
What they offer: Located in proximity to Apple HQ and Google headquarters, ZED Coworking is an office service and networking space for professionals in the tech industry. In addition to dedicated desks and private offices their members gain access to conference rooms, virtual offices and startup pitch training.
Founded: 2015
Location: Palo Alto
What they offer: Located inside the historic New Varsity Theatre building, HanaHaus is a cafe and workspace designed with technology professionals and entrepreneurs in mind. They offer three different workspace options that include open seating, lounge seating and conference rooms. Additionally, members have the option to attend a variety of networking events and workshops hosted by the space.
Founded: 2017
Location: Menlo Park
What they offer: Innerstate Coworking is an office space that provides tech entrepreneurs with the ability to collaborate on business growth or host investors through a monthly membership program. Those who elect to become members gain access to conference rooms, free parking, networking workshops and a stocked kitchen.
Founded: 2013
Location: Fremont
What they offer: Critosphere is a coworking and collaboration space that encourages tech professionals to build their startup ideas and network with a community of VC investors. They boast a flexible options including virtual offices, dedicated desks, private offices, and hourly meeting spaces to meet a variety of needs.
