Coworking Space Website Builder: Plans, Photos, Tours and Day Passes

Describe your coworking space and Mythex builds the website: a plan comparison for hot desks, dedicated desks and private offices, a gallery, amenities, a map, and forms to book a tour or a free trial day that save every request to a database. You change anything by chatting and publish to a public URL the same day.

Who it's for

Independent coworking spaces, flex office operators and business centres that need a site people can decide from. It suits operators who are tired of answering "how much is a desk?" by email, and anyone opening a second location who wants one site covering both.

What you can build

A plan table: hot desk, dedicated desk, private office, with what each includes
Photos of the space busy at 11am, not empty at dawn
Amenities: phone booths, lockers, showers, parking, pets, 24/7 access
A tour booking form and a free trial day signup
A day pass page with today's price and opening hours
A new location page with pre-opening rates

What a coworking website needs to answer

Visitors arrive with three questions: what does it cost, what is it like, and can I try it. Put plan prices or starting prices on the page; spaces that hide them get fewer enquiries, not more serious ones. Show the space with people in it, because atmosphere is what members are buying. Then give two clear next steps, a tour or a free day, and a day pass for remote workers passing through.

Prices or from-prices for each plan
Meeting room rates for members and non-members
Opening hours and whether there is 24/7 access
How to get there, parking and bike storage

Where enquiries go

Tour and trial-day requests are saved to a database attached to your project, not lost in an inbox. Ask for a small admin page to see each request, mark it contacted and note team size and budget. Follow up a trial day the same afternoon; people who spent a day in the space and met a few members are the most likely to sign.

Mistakes to avoid

Do not use only staged photos of empty rooms. Do not bury the day pass behind a contact form; remote workers want to book and turn up. Do not make the private office page a single "contact us" line either: list sizes, desk counts and whether furniture is included, so an enquiry arrives already qualified.

What to put on day one

Your plans and prices, ten good photos, the amenities list, address and hours, and the tour form. That is enough to publish. Events, a member directory, a blog and a second language can be added later by asking.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for our coworking space. Include a plan comparison table for hot desk, dedicated desk and private office with prices and inclusions, a photo gallery, amenities (phone booths, lockers, parking, pet policy), opening hours and a map. Add forms to book a tour or a free trial day, saved to a database, and an admin page where I see and mark each request.

Questions

What pages does a coworking space website need?

A home page with plans and photos, a pricing or plans page, an amenities and location page, and a page to book a tour or trial day. Mythex builds them from one description, and you can add events or a blog by asking.

Where do the enquiries go?

Into a Postgres database attached to your project. Mythex can build an admin page to read and mark them and email you when a new one arrives.

Can people buy a day pass on the site?

Yes. A day pass page can reserve a desk for a date and collect details. Card payments need your own payment provider account, connected by asking in chat.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro you can connect a custom domain. On Free the site publishes to a public Mythex URL.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the site and Mythex writes it, shows a live preview and lets you change things by chatting.

How much does it cost?

The Free plan needs no credit card and includes daily credits and publishing. Pro is $25/month and adds code editing, export, GitHub, custom domains and credit top-ups.

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