Pain point
Private space at a fraction of the square footage
Private space is priced by the foot. A small conference room takes 150 sq ft or more off the floor plate, and you pay that rent every month whether the room is occupied or not.
How common it is
per booth, against 150 or more for a built meeting room.
is the floor area a small built conference room occupies.
is the share of the working day a typical conference room is actually occupied.
What renting changes
The fix.
A pod delivers the same privacy in 12 to 16 sq ft. The rent you save on the difference is the honest comparison, and in higher-cost metros it covers a meaningful share of the pod itself.
Recommended for this problem
The pods that solve it.
Call Pod
One person on calls. It fits where a desk fits and keeps the conversation off the floor.
Meeting Pod
Two or more people. A private meeting in 12 to 16 sq ft, where a conference room needs 150 or more.
By industry and metro
How this looks in your world.
Each page below covers this same problem for one industry in one metro, with the local specifics.
Finance
Finance floors sit in the most expensive submarkets in the country, which makes every square foot given to a lightly used room an expensive decision.
Coworking
An operator sells square footage, so any privacy that consumes less of it and still commands a premium changes the unit economics of the floor.
Solve it this quarter.
A pod is delivered and installed in a single visit, with no permit and no build-out. Tell us the floor and we will price it.