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Co-working in Glasgow

How many coworking spaces are there in Glasgow?

Coworking spaces listed

12

Updated July 2026

In Glasgow, 12 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs £225/month.

Typical monthly desk
£225

Range £49–£270

Typical day pass
£25

Range £10–£35

Overall5.3/10Weaker coworking than about 50% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Civic House's day passes include a lunch bowl from Parveen's Canteen on-site, Tuesday to Friday, subject to availability — a nice perk not found at most other Glasgow spaces.
  • Several quoted prices (e.g. Collabor8te) are listed 'plus VAT' — always check whether the figure you're shown already includes the UK's 20% VAT before budgeting.
  • Central coworking supply clusters heavily in the G2 postcode around West George Street, Bath Street and Buchanan Street — nearly everything is within easy walking distance of Queen Street Station and the subway.
  • The Social Hub Glasgow is more of a social/hospitality-first hybrid than a dedicated business coworking centre — good for community vibe and hotel-adjacent convenience, but check current local pricing directly since it wasn't consistently published in GBP.
  • If you just want to test a space before committing, several venues (Graft Glasgow, Civic House, Our HQ) offer notably cheap entry-level day passes (£10–£18) compared to the £30+ day rates at more corporate central spaces.
  • Soho House Glasgow was planned as a four-floor club (lounge, restaurant, members' club level, and rooftop terrace/bar) just off George Square in the Love Loan redevelopment — confirm it's actually open and taking new members before counting on it, since the original target was a 2024 opening and timelines for this kind of build-out often slip.
  • If you want a genuine work-focused membership club vibe in Glasgow right now rather than waiting on Soho House, The Social Hub's coworking floor is the more established coliving-adjacent option, though you'll need to contact them directly for current desk pricing as it isn't posted publicly.
  • Glasgow doesn't yet have a dedicated 'digital nomad' coliving brand (like Outsite) with an active property — Outsite's Glasgow page is a waitlist only, so anyone wanting a coliving+coworking package deal will likely end up piecing together separate short-stay housing and a standalone coworking desk instead.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Collabor8te
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Merchant City, city centre (2-minute walk from George Square)
    Monthly Price
    £270
    Day Pass Price
    £30
    Vibe and Amenities
    Sociable, well-organised space with guaranteed desks, phone booths, free meeting rooms for members, ergonomic chairs, monitors, printing, lockers, complimentary tea/coffee/snacks and a basic free breakfast. Kitchen features Glasgow-inspired murals. Frequently cited as a top pick for small businesses and freelancers wanting a dependable base.
    Monthly Price Note
    Quoted as £225+VAT/month for unlimited hours; lower-hour tiers also exist (£150+VAT for 80hrs/month, £95+VAT for 40hrs/month). Figures above are VAT-inclusive full-day-pass and unlimited-monthly totals.
  • Clockwise Glasgow
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Savoy Tower, Renfrew Street, city centre
    Monthly Price
    £225
    Day Pass Price
    £20
    Vibe and Amenities
    Occupies 11 floors of the Savoy Tower with skyline views, six meeting rooms (up to 80 people each), a 5,000 sq ft terrace, breakout areas, lounges, and an in-house café. Attracts a younger, trendier crowd; good for those who want scale and polish.
    Monthly Price Note
    Private offices/workstations start from £225 per workstation per month; rolling monthly contracts, no upfront costs.
  • Wizu Workspace (West Regent Street)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    West Regent Street, city centre (2-minute walk from Buchanan Street)
    Day Pass Price
    £30
    Vibe and Amenities
    Bright, design-led floor behind a sandstone facade, with breakout spaces, phone booths, a members' lounge, bike storage and staffed reception. Close to Queen Street station.
    Monthly Price Note
    Dedicated desks and private offices are available but specific monthly rates weren't published in the sources checked — confirm directly with the venue.
  • Tay House
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Bath Street / Charing Cross, city centre
    Day Pass Price
    £35
    Vibe and Amenities
    Sits above its own train station at Charing Cross with an on-site restaurant, natural light, video-conferencing kit and breakout rooms — good for a central, well-connected base without leaving the building.
    Monthly Price Note
    Offers 24/7 access; specific monthly membership pricing not published in sources checked.
  • Woodside Place (HQ)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Woodside, near Charing Cross
    Day Pass Price
    £35
    Vibe and Amenities
    Georgian terrace setting that trades city-centre buzz for calm and natural light; suited to heads-down work, with catering and video-conference equipment available. Five-minute walk to Charing Cross station.
    Monthly Price Note
    Monthly pricing not published in sources checked.
  • Civic House
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Civic Street, just north of centre (3-minute walk from Cowcaddens subway)
    Day Pass Price
    £15
    Vibe and Amenities
    Home to a mix of creatives working in community development, art, design and sustainability. Day passes include a lunch bowl from the on-site Parveen's Canteen Tuesday–Friday, subject to availability. Multi-use building also hosts events and a venue space, so some noise/activity is normal.
    Monthly Price Note
    Membership pricing is adaptable but not published as a fixed figure in sources checked.
  • West End Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Ruthven Lane, West End (near University of Glasgow)
    Monthly Price
    £225
    Day Pass Price
    £25
    Vibe and Amenities
    Well-rounded freelancer/small-business space with lockable storage, free parking within a 12-minute walk, shared breakout areas, a kitchenette, and no-extra-cost meeting room use. Popular with academics and creatives based around the university area.
    Monthly Price Note
    Full dedicated desk is £225/month (24/7 access). Part-time tiers also available: £165/month (3 days/week) or £125/month (2 days/week). Half-day pass is £20.
  • Graft Glasgow
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    West George Street, city centre
    Monthly Price
    £200
    Day Pass Price
    £10
    Vibe and Amenities
    No-frills, budget-friendly city-centre option; good for freelancers testing coworking before committing to pricier central operators.
    Monthly Price Note
    Advertised as the most affordable day pass in Glasgow city centre.
  • City Centre — West George Street and Bath Street/Charing Cross
    Name
    Spaces (multiple Glasgow locations, incl. West George Street and Charing Cross/Bath Street)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Monthly Price
    £49
    Vibe and Amenities
    International serviced-coworking chain (part of the IWG group); polished, corporate-friendly fit-out, multiple central branches for those who want a recognisable global brand and consistent standard.
    Monthly Price Note
    Monthly membership pricing spans roughly £49 (some city-centre locations) up to £279 at the Charing Cross/Bath Street branch, depending on desk type. Day-pass pricing wasn't clearly published per-location. Several Spaces locations offer 24/7 access.
  • Cubo
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Financial/business district, city centre
    Vibe and Amenities
    Panoramic floor-to-ceiling city views, an auditorium, a podcast studio, barista coffee, beer on tap, a dedicated wellness area and gym with instructors. Aimed at businesses wanting a premium, well-being-focused base in the financial district.
    Monthly Price Note
    Pricing not published in sources checked — contact the venue directly.
  • House of Toad (HOT)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Near Kelvingrove Park, West End (close to Kelvinbridge subway)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Independent, non-profit community coworking space with three distinct rooms (The Grand Hall, The School, The Garden Room) plus eight artist studios. Runs workshops and life-drawing sessions; offers quiet hours and phone-free zones for members needing low-stimulation focus time. Membership fees are reinvested into the community.
    Monthly Price Note
    Pricing not published in sources checked — this is a non-profit/social-enterprise space, so rates may need to be requested directly.
  • The Social Hub Glasgow
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Glasgow city centre
    Vibe and Amenities
    A hybrid hotel/hostel-plus-coworking concept (part of a 20+ location European chain) built around a community feel for digital nomads, freelancers and entrepreneurs. Coworking members get 20% off in the on-site restaurant, bar and shops, 20% off meeting rooms, and 15% off hotel rooms; hotel guests can likewise use the coworking space. Includes free 24/7 gym access and daily group fitness classes, high-speed internet, free coffee/tea/water, mental health support via OpenUp, weekly professional workshops and networking events, and (membership-dependent) access to the brand's other European hubs.
    Price Note
    The Social Hub's own site displayed day-pass pricing in EUR (its pan-European default currency) rather than a confirmed GBP figure at time of research, so a reliable local-currency price could not be verified — check current GBP pricing directly with the venue before budgeting.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
Dedicated pure-coliving brands popular elsewhere (e.g. Outsite) do not yet have a Glasgow location — Outsite's own page for the city only offers a waitlist signup, so The Social Hub is currently the closest thing Glasgow has to a coliving+coworking hybrid within the city centre.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • The Social Hub Glasgow
    Pricing
    Specific Glasgow membership fees (flexible/dedicated desk/private office rates) were not published in the pages we could access — pricing is quote-based via their site and varies by plan tier. A day pass option exists per the general Social Hub model.
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Central Glasgow (exact street-level location not independently confirmed in the sources reviewed — verify current address before visiting)
    Vibe and Amenities
    Positioned as community-driven coworking aimed at remote workers rather than a traditional office: The Social Hub Glasgow offers coworking spaces built around community, welcoming digital nomads, freelancers and entrepreneurs from across Europe . Plans range from drop-in flexible workspace up to dedicated desks and private offices, and enjoy fully equipped facilities, meeting rooms, gyms and sports classes, all designed to help you scale . Membership also unlocks the chain's wider network: this option grants access to our Europe-wide community and lets you work from any seat in our community spaces , and all coworking contracts include access to all locations, mental health support, office services, high-speed internet, free coffee, tea and water and discounts across the building .

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 10 visits.

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