Frequently Asked Questions

• How many coworking spaces are in Kansas City?

  There are 24 coworking spaces available right now in Kansas City. However, if you broaden your search region to better match the location of your home or explore a certain area of interest, you’ll likely find additional options as some coworking spaces are also available outside of the major commercial areas in the suburbs.

• Are there any pet-friendly coworking spaces in Kansas City?

  There are coworking spaces in Kansas City that accept pets so you can bring your four-legged companion and keep them nearby while you work. When looking at the available options, narrow your search to ensure that you pick a pet-friendly location by selecting the “pet-friendly” filter. If you’re still unsure, reach out to the operator and ask them about this policy.

• What types of coworking spaces are available?

  Most coworking spaces in Kansas City offer a variety of working configurations that accommodate both individual employees and larger teams. So, whether you need a desk in an open area for occasional use or a dedicated one to work from on a more regular basis, there are several options available. Additionally, teams of different sizes can get more privacy in private offices, while meeting rooms are ideal for hosting presentations or meeting with clients.

• Can I book a coworking space by the hour? How about for a day/month?

  In Kansas City, the majority of coworking spaces do provide flexible booking alternatives. However, keep in mind that, although monthly rates are widely available, not all operators provide daily bookings. Hourly reservations are generally used for meeting spaces and are less common when it comes to access to the general workspace.

• Do I need a membership to work at a coworking space in Kansas City?

  Yes, in some instances, a membership will be required for you to use the space. However, the options are highly flexible and many operators even provide day passes or certain arrangements, like meeting rooms, that are available on an hourly basis. Memberships are generally more cost-effective in the long term and come with extra perks, amenities and services included. Users who opt for a monthly membership, for example, are usually granted access to all the communal areas of the coworking space, the kitchen or the other amenities included in the subscription. One of the biggest perks of coworking memberships is that they enable members from different backgrounds to come together a form a community of professionals, who can grow together, network and participate in various events, generally organized on the premise.