Business-centre standards. Without the business-centre price.
Private offices, coworking, meeting rooms and registered business addresses in central Taipei — for local teams and for international companies building something here.
Pay for the office you need — nothing more
Start with a registered address, add a desk when your first hire lands, take a private room when the team grows. Everything is included: furniture, internet, utilities, management fees.
Your own room
Furnished, lockable offices for teams of 1–12. Priced per office, by size and headcount.
From NT$14,000 / mo + VAT · quoted per officePrivate offices →
A desk that stays yours
Your own fixed workstation in a shared room, with a lockable cabinet.
NT$7,000 / mo + VATDedicated desks →
Flexible seating
Work from the shared floor whenever you need it, at the centre you choose.
NT$5,000 / mo + VATCoworking →
A registered address
Company registration address, a real mailbox and mail handling.
NT$3,000 / mo + VATVirtual office →Just need a desk for the day?
Work from our coworking floor for a single day — or take a 10-day pass and use the days whenever you like across the month, no need to run them back-to-back. Ideal if you’re visiting Taipei, between offices, or testing whether this is the right base before committing to anything.
Between a coworking club and a corporate business centre
Most flexible offices in Taipei sit at one extreme or the other. We built WORKSPOT for the companies in the middle — people who need to be taken seriously by clients, but don’t want to pay a global brand’s markup for it.
A social club
Events every night and a ping-pong table won’t help you close a client. Our floors are quiet enough to actually work, and to take a call without apologising for the noise.
A professional base with people in it
Proper meeting rooms, real reception, a registered address that passes scrutiny — plus neighbours who introduce each other, and a drink in the pantry on a good Friday.
A corporate cost centre
Global operators charge global prices and bill every extra separately. Our rates are transparent, utilities and internet are included, and you deal with the owners.
Teams that could have gone anywhere
International media, energy and consulting companies run their Taiwan operations from these floors — several of them offshore-wind teams who chose Taipei as their regional base.
Somewhere proper to bring a client
Rooms for four to six with a screen, a writable wall and enough quiet to think. Members book by the hour; non-members can book too.
Sound-lined phone booths sit just outside, for the calls that don’t need a whole room.
Meeting room rental →Setting up a branch, rep office or subsidiary?
Most foreign companies need a registered address long before they need a floor of desks. WORKSPOT provides a registration-eligible Taipei address on day one, and physical space when the Taiwan team is real.
Our team is bilingual and can help prepare the documentation for registration with Taipei City Government and the National Taxation Bureau. The European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan is next door to our Zhongxiao Dunhua centre.
Office solutions for foreign companies →
Designed to be worked in, not just photographed
Both in the middle of everything
Choose the centre that suits you. Need to use both? We can arrange that too — just tell us roughly how you’d split your time.
Zhongxiao Dunhua
10F & 11F, No. 235, Sec. 4, Zhongxiao E. Rd.
Da’an District, Taipei 106 · Open in Google Maps →
- 2-minute walk from Zhongxiao Dunhua MRT
- Close to Xinyi District and Taipei 101
- European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan next door
- Private offices · coworking · meeting rooms · shower room
- (02) 8772-1877
Nanjing Songjiang
8F, No. 101, Sec. 2, Nanjing E. Rd.
Zhongshan District, Taipei 10491 · Open in Google Maps →
- Near Nanjing Songjiang MRT
- Bright, window-lit coworking floor
- Dual-centre access available on request
- Private offices · coworking · meeting rooms
- (02) 2522-1020
Renting an office in Taipei
Can I register my company at a WORKSPOT address in Taipei?
Yes, for eligible businesses. WORKSPOT provides company registration addresses at both Taipei centres. Requirements depend on company structure, industry and business activities, so we confirm eligibility with each business individually.
How much does a private office in Taipei cost?
Private offices start from NT$14,000 per month plus VAT, with the exact figure quoted per office depending on size and how many people it holds. Dedicated desks are from NT$7,000, coworking from NT$5,000 and virtual office from NT$3,000 per month plus VAT. Furniture, high-speed internet, utilities and building management fees are included.
Do you work with foreign companies setting up in Taiwan?
Often. Our team is bilingual and works with international companies establishing branches, representative offices and subsidiaries — including help preparing documents for registration with Taipei City Government and the National Taxation Bureau.
What’s the difference between a virtual office and a private office?
A virtual office gives your company a registered Taipei address, a mailbox and reception handling, without dedicated physical space. A private office is a furnished room reserved exclusively for your team. Many companies start on one and move to the other.
Does WORKSPOT offer a day pass for coworking in Taipei?
Yes — a single-day coworking pass, and a 10-day pass you can spread across the month rather than using on consecutive days. It suits people visiting Taipei, teams between offices, or anyone who wants to try the space first. Message us on LINE at @workspot for current rates.
Can I use both Taipei centres?
Yes, this can be arranged. Pricing depends on how often you expect to use the second centre, so tell us roughly how you’d split your time and we’ll sort it out with you.
Can non-members book a meeting room?
Yes — meeting rooms at both centres can be booked by the hour by visitors as well as members.
Tell us what you need, we’ll show you what’s open
Team size, preferred location, move-in date, and whether you need company registration.