Coworking spaces in Zurich
12 coworking spaces in Zurich compared – from a day pass at CHF 10 to a dedicated desk with meeting rooms. Prices, opening hours and photos come straight from the operators.
Updated 1 November 2026All coworking spaces in Zurich
Sorted by day pass – filter by offering
How much does coworking cost in Zurich?
The cheapest day pass in Zurich costs CHF 10 (WipWest Coworking, Kreis 10, Wipkingen), the most expensive CHF 59 (Westhive Zürich Paradeplatz). A dedicated desk costs between CHF 528 and CHF 1'290 per month. Flex desks range from CHF 40 to CHF 650 per month, depending on the number of days. All 12 spaces rent out meeting rooms, 9 offer access around the clock.
Day pass, dedicated desk or meeting room in Zurich
All spaces in one table – sorted by day pass| Space | Day pass | Flex desk / month | Dedicated desk / month | Meeting room / hour | 24/7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WipWest CoworkingKreis 10, Wipkingen | CHF 10 | CHF 40 | – | – | – |
| Citizen Space ZürichKreis 5, Escher Wyss | CHF 29 | CHF 380 | CHF 550 | CHF 90 | ✓ |
| Office LAB BaslerparkKreis 9, Altstetten | CHF 30 | CHF 549 | CHF 699 | – | ✓ |
| Office LAB SihlcityKreis 3, Sihlcity | CHF 30 | CHF 549 | CHF 999 | – | ✓ |
| Westhive Zürich HardturmKreis 5, Zürich-West | CHF 39 | CHF 498 | CHF 528 | CHF 49 | ✓ |
| Resilient CoworkingKreis 8, Seefeld | CHF 40 | CHF 380 | CHF 725 | – | ✓ |
| Coworking Lounge TessinerplatzKreis 2, Enge | CHF 45 | CHF 500 | CHF 650 | CHF 45 | ✓ |
| Impact Hub Zürich – ColabKreis 5, Sihlquai | CHF 45 | CHF 525 | CHF 595 | CHF 50 | – |
| Westhive Zürich ParadeplatzKreis 1, Bahnhofstrasse | CHF 59 | CHF 569 | CHF 1'290 | – | ✓ |
| Headsquarter – The HipKreis 1, Talacker | – | CHF 650 | CHF 1'040 | CHF 80 | – |
| Impact Hub Zürich – ViaduktKreis 5, Viadukt | – | CHF 525 | – | CHF 45 | ✓ |
| ORBIZ NoerdKreis 11, Neu-Oerlikon | – | CHF 575 | – | – | ✓ |
Guide prices according to the operators, some excl. VAT or promotional – details and source on the space page.
Coworking in Zurich by district
Which spaces are in which districtKreis 3
Kreis 5
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Coworking in Zurich: the essentials
Zurich has the densest coworking scene in Switzerland. Between the main station, Kreis 4, Kreis 5 and Oerlikon, freelancers, founders, consultants and small teams work in open workspaces – from converted industrial buildings to business centres with reception. Many come from a home office where the kitchen and the desk sit too close together; others need a place for client meetings two days a week.
The benefit is tangible: a fully equipped desk with fast internet, printers, meeting rooms and a coffee machine someone else descales – plus people from other industries who turn into clients, partners and sometimes friends. Most spaces offer a day pass to try things out, flex desks for two or three days a week and dedicated desks with your own table and key.
The list below shows coworking spaces in the city of Zurich with prices, offering, opening hours and location. All details come from the operators and are linked to their source; prices are indicative as of the date of collection – the operator's website is always authoritative.
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Frequently asked questions about coworking in Zurich
How much does a coworking space in Zurich cost?
Day passes usually cost between CHF 25 and 50. Flex desks (a few days a week) are mostly CHF 250 to 400 per month, dedicated desks with your own table CHF 400 to 700. Meeting rooms are charged by the hour. Business centres in prime locations cost more.
Can I book a day pass without a membership?
In most spaces yes, often directly online or at reception. The list shows “Day pass” wherever the operator offers one. Some community spaces require a basic membership – that is noted next to the price.
Is a coworking desk tax-deductible?
Yes. For the self-employed, renting a workplace is a business expense (premises). The operator's invoice is the receipt; in einzly you photograph it and book it in seconds. At the same time the often-debated home-office deduction no longer applies.
Which district suits me?
Kreis 1 and Enge for client meetings and short walks from the main station, Kreis 4 and 5 for the creative and tech scene with plenty of cafés, Oerlikon and Altstetten for cheaper dedicated desks and parking. Commuters look for proximity to the station or S-Bahn.
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