Question 1

How much does Headroom office space cost?

Accepted Answer

Across the Headroom workspaces listed in the United States the average is about USD 393 per desk per month, taken across all 20 available listings, which are private offices.

That is an average across the whole set, not a starting price, so rooms sit above and below it depending on the center and the number of desks. Headroom's own site lists a flexible private office at $399 a month covering 50 hours of office, conference room and reception use.

Question 2

Where are Headroom's coworking centers located?

Accepted Answer

Headroom has five buildings listed in the United States, two of them in Media, holding 20 available workspaces between them.

Headroom's own site describes its centers as serving Delaware and Chester County, Pennsylvania, and names West Chester, Media, Wayne and Aston. The town for each workspace is shown on its own listing, and availability changes over time.

Question 3

Does Headroom offer private offices?

Accepted Answer

Yes — All 20 Headroom workspaces listed in the United States are private offices, spread across five buildings.

A private office here is a lockable room for one company rather than a shared desk. Every building records furnished space and air conditioning, so rooms come set up to work in. Sizes differ by center, so the number of desks a room holds depends on the building you pick.

Question 4

What membership plans does Headroom offer?

Accepted Answer

Headroom's site lists four ways to use its Pennsylvania centers: a flexible private office, a dedicated private office, a virtual office, and ad hoc hourly bookings of offices and conference rooms.

It describes the dedicated private office as a full-time room with all services and ten hours of monthly conference room use, on a one-year minimum, while the flexible and virtual plans run on 30 days' notice.

Question 5

Can I get a virtual office with Headroom?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Headroom's site lists a virtual office at $100 a month covering a business address, mail and phone services, on 30 days' notice.

Virtual offices are not among the space types listed here, so the plan is arranged with Headroom directly. If you intend to use the address for company or tax registration, confirm that with Headroom and with the relevant state authority first.

Question 6

What is included with a Headroom office?

Accepted Answer

Every Headroom building listed in the United States records 24/7 access, a kitchen, mail handling, printing facilities, furnished space and air conditioning.

The rest varies by center:

• reception services in four of the five
• a business lounge in three of the five
• step-free disabled access in three of the five

Question 7

How do I arrange a tour of a Headroom center?

Accepted Answer

To see a Headroom center in the United States, inquire on the listing for the workspace you are interested in and the operator arranges the visit with you directly.

Say how many desks you need, which town works for you and when you want to start, so the tour covers rooms that fit. Headroom's site also publishes a phone number for its team.

Question 8

Does Headroom have conference rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Four of the five Headroom buildings listed in the United States record a meeting room; three include its use in the price and one charges for it.

Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Headroom arranges them at the center. Its own site says offices and conference rooms can also be reserved by the hour on weekdays, with half-day and full-day rates.

Question 9

How long do I have to commit to a Headroom office?

Accepted Answer

Terms on the Headroom offices listed in the United States run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, and the length you take usually affects the monthly rate.

Headroom's site says its flexible private office and virtual office both work on 30 days' notice, while the dedicated private office carries a one-year minimum. The operator sets the term and notice period on each room.

Question 10

How quickly can a small team move into a Headroom office?

Accepted Answer

A small team can usually start in a Headroom office in the United States shortly after terms are agreed, because every building records furnished space and 24/7 access.

Headroom's site describes its flexible private office as having no hidden charges and running on 30 days' notice, which suits a short lead time. The start date still depends on the room chosen and the paperwork with the operator.