Five funky co-working spaces that will give you a taste of the Silicon Valley



Not all great ideas need to come out of a garage or your parent’s dingy basement; we have found just the perfect work spaces that are certain to get your creative juices flowing. With the ever buzzing start-up market in India, it is only natural that you imbibe some of the best qualities of the Silicon Valley, one such idea is a Co-working space. But the ones listed here are nothing like your routine office desk or cabin, these spaces will certainly blow your mind. Head to these five co-working spaces to incubate your billion dollar ideas.

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Innov8

Innov8
Innov8 is a co-working space located in the world’s sixth most expensive office market space, Connaught Place. This co-working space was started by a doctor turned entrepreneur, Ritesh Malik.

Innov8

Innov8
Other than the great location, 24hrs electricity and Wi-Fi connectivity, Innov8 is packed with many professional and fun facilities too. At Innov8 you will have access to meeting rooms, start-up library, start-up cafeteria, lunch room and even a nap room. But if napping is not your idea of taking a break you can play foosball, mini golf, or head for some entertainment in the lounge area. You will of course have your unlimited access to office chai.

Innov8

Innov8
Sounds like a perfect place, doesn’t it? But a spot in this buzzing co-working space will come at a price. Innov8 has various rental packages starting from a day’s pass at Rs. 600 to a month’s pass with 24Hrs access at Rs. 50,000. There are various other monthly packages ranging from Rs. 14,000 to Rs. Rs. 2500. But of course the price will also include the eco friendly ambience, a positive vibe, events and a co-working community.

Founder's Club

Founder's Club
Founders Club is all about work and play. They have one whole floor dedicated for people to unwind and relax; play pool, foosball and table tennis. The work floor for the co-workers can accommodate about 100 startups with access to meeting rooms, private cabins, use of projector, whiteboards etc. All though there is absolutely no need for a TGIF when your workplace is so much fun but they have a beer party on Fridays to celebrate work. Co- founder of the club, Himanshu Johar says “Our Vision is to create the Ultimate startup ecosystem for Startups, Corporate and Venture Capitalists”

Founder's Club

Founder's Club
Becoming a member of the co-working space is both simple and difficult at the same time. They analyse the start-up to see if they would contribute and add value to the community. Once you have an approval, it takes less than a day to start working.

Founder's Club

Founder's Club
Founder’s club is located close to Cyber Hub in Gurgaon and it provides a plug and play environment, but at a price. Founder’s club has different options available across all budgets. A co-working desk will cost you INR 7000 per month, whereas a private cabin for a month will set you back by Rs.15,000. You can also avail a weekly pass for Rs. 3000.

Awfis

Awfis
You can start working the moment you are done being fascinated with how fun and quirky this co-working space is. Here you get benefits of using custom-sized multi-location workspaces on a flexible lease tenor ranging from an hour to up to 1 year (or more) depending on your work requirements. You can find, review, book work spaces in their owned/managed centers through their Awfis app, they can also get you access to third-party meeting rooms in hotels across Indian cities.

Awfis

Awfis
All professional amenities are offered at Awfis centres like Wi-Fi, meeting room, printing etc. They are available all across India with their centres in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore etc. Depending on where work takes you, you can have offices at multiple locations. Most of the centres of Awfis are around business hubs so that it’s easier for your client or customer to visit you.

Awfis

Awfis
You can get a work station starting from Rs 4,500 per month to Rs 13,000 for a private cabin seat per month. You can also book a space for a day for Rs 300.

91 Springboard

91 Springboard
91 Springboard provides you with all professional facilities like comfortable workstations, office cabins, conference room, high speed internet and even freebies from their various partners. But the best part about 91 Springboard is that it is present in all major cities across the country.

91 Springboard

91 Springboard
This is perfect if your start up has taken off and you are looking to grow. Working here would mean you can travel to the big cities without getting worked up about where to work. They have their co-working spaces in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad etc. You can access all of their centres with no extra cost.

91 Springboard

91 Springboard
Their pricing varies from one centre to the other but you can book a space for a month with charges ranging from Rs. 3000 to Rs. 8000.

Coworkin

Coworkin
It’s the new age where you can book your office space in just three clicks. Coworkin provides you the basic services while keeping your overheads low. A membership at Coworkin will get you access to spaces across the country. They make sure their offices are centrally located to provide co-workers easy access to public transport from around the city.

Coworkin

Coworkin
The space will also help you scale up and grow by helping you get support, mentorship and capital.

Coworkin

Coworkin
Their co-working plan starts from about Rs. 400 a day to a full fledge membership that you cost you Rs. 25,000 and it includes dedicated team room and 24/7 access to all amenities.
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