The five models and their price points
Published rates in the Philippines
- Hourly desk₱25–₱200 per hour
- Day pass₱250–₱1,000 per day
- Weekly pass₱1,200–₱2,100 per week
- Monthly hot desk₱3,500–₱10,995 per month
- Dedicated desk₱3,500–₱10,500 per month
- Private office₱5,333–₱18,860 per person/month
- Meeting room₱350–₱1,500 per hour
- Virtual office₱1,498–₱3,500 per month
Rates published on the spaces' own websites, October 2026. Coral mark = median.
Published by 24 spaces in October 2026. Hourly and daily seats bring new people in; monthly plans and offices pay the rent; virtual offices earn revenue without using seats.
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How operators improve occupancy
- Flexi passes (3, 7, 15, 30 days) to turn walk-ins into regulars
- Night and weekend passes for students and global-shift workers
- Student rates during review season
- Meeting rooms and events to use space during quiet days
- Virtual offices with included desk days
Using data to plan the space
Track check-ins by hour, meeting-room bookings and which seats fill first. If the open area is full by 10 am while offices sit empty, the mix is wrong. Visitor badges and reviews on directories show what people value: Wi-Fi, quiet, power, value.
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Common questions
What is the most common coworking pricing model?
A mix: hourly or day passes for walk-ins and monthly memberships for regulars, plus offices and virtual offices.