645 3rd St

Our Memberships-Daily or Weekly Pass Passing through Beloit for the day or need a temporary space to get some work done? Our daily and weekly passes provide access from 8am-5pm on weekdays. -Floating DeskFloating desks are ideal for individuals or small teams in need of flexible, collaborative space. Enjoy unlimited 24/7 access to any open desk in our coworking space, conference room credits, free locker storage, beer on tap and much more. This level of membership is per person – if you’re looking for a team membership, just ask! -Dedicated Desk Don't want to pack up at the end of the day? Irontek has twenty-two dedicated desks, each equipped with a height-adjustable desk, ergonomic chair, privacy panel and locking file cabinet. You'll also enjoy unlimited 24/7 access, a business mailing address, conference room credits and more. -Private Office Our private offices vary in size (and style) to accommodate individual or team use. Each office comes furnished with a height-adjustable desk and chair, hard-wired internet, and optional phone and signage packages. Office members also receive unlimited 24/7 access, a business mailing address, conference room credits and more.-Virtual OfficeA virtual membership is perfect for anyone who is happy working from a coffee shop or home office, but could benefit from a business mailing address and a professional space to host meetings. This membership includes access from 8am-5pm on weekdays and 4 hours of conference room usage per month. This level does not include use of the coworking space.-Conference Room Membership Need space to host your meetings on a regular basis? Our discounted packages provide access to the Irontek mobile app, allowing you to easily reserve any of our three high-tech conference rooms in real-time. Each space has its own unique industrial charm and is equipped with a large display and a user-friendly BYOD (bring your own device) system for easy screen sharing and video conferencing. Pricing varies based on number of hours needed.

For 150 years, downtown Beloit was home to an enormous foundry that manufactured paper-making machines the size of football fields. When the company went bankrupt in 1999, the 800,000 square-foot space was abandoned and thousands were left without jobs. American businesswoman, Diane Hendricks, and her late husband, Ken, purchased the property in 2001 and began redeveloping the large bays into high-end commercial spaces for local companies and tech startups. The campus was named 'Ironworks' to pay tribute to the early days of the manufacturing companies that called it home. Today, Ironworks Campus is home to nearly 20 companies and more than 1,500 employees.Irontek opened in 2016 as an 8,000-square-foot coworking space on the Ironworks Campus, with a mission to 'Build Beloit' by cultivating the community's entrepreneurial ecosystem. Offering a creative work space, a dynamic community of members, and a wide variety of amenities, the space filled quickly. Two expansions later, Irontek has tripled in size, serves nearly 200 members, and continues to grow and support new ideas every day.