Workspace insights and guides
Practical takes on coworking, managed offices, virtual offices, hybrid work and everything in between, from the team that helps thousands of companies pick their workspace.
How Much Office Space Per Person? We Measured 1,515 Workspaces
Fifty square feet a seat is the median, and forty two is where it starts feeling tight. Use it to size an office, or to check whether the one you are being shown is honest.
Startup Office Costs: Rent, Internet, Furniture, Coffee and Everything Else
The rent is about 60% of what an office actually costs. Here is the rest of it, line by line, for a ten person team, both ways.
Setting Up Your First Office on a Budget
Six desks, chairs that will not wreck anyone’s back, and internet that holds a call. Roughly ₹2.4 lakh if you buy it, ₹0 if you do not, and the case for each.
How to Choose a Coworking Space (Without Regretting It in Month Three)
Most founders tour three spaces, like the one with the best coffee, and sign. Here is the order we would actually do it in, and the five minutes that tell you more than the tour.
How to Choose an Office Location When You Are Hiring
Your office address is a hiring filter whether you meant it to be or not. A ₹4,000 a seat saving in the wrong part of town can cost you the candidate you wanted.
Coworking vs Traditional Office: Which Is Better for a New Startup?
A five person team pays about ₹42,500 a month for coworking seats, or ₹63,800 plus ₹6 lakh of fit out for its own office. Cost is only half the decision. Here is the other half.
How Much Office Space Does a 5-Person Startup Actually Need?
About 250 to 300 sq ft of carpet area, if you take your own office. We measured 1,120 workspaces on Dexwork to get the real sq ft per seat number, then worked out what five people cost either way.
Six Office Fit-Out Mistakes That Are Hard to Reverse
Some fit-out decisions can be redone later without much pain. Others can't. Here are the six that lock you in.
Hybrid Work Policies in India: What's Working in 2026
Three years into the hybrid experiment, here's what's working and what's quietly failing across Indian tech companies.