Workhorse Coworking

Thank you, Amy Dinneen-Owen "River"! We're delighted to hear about your positive experience and appreciate your kind words. See you again soon! We appreciate you a ton and are so thrilled for what’s in store for all of us.

Thanks, Derek! We appreciate you.

Thank you, Michelle! We love having you in the community.

Thank you, Courtney! Looking forward to seeing you in the space with your sister soon.

Edit to summarize the "novel": This person has never been a member at Workhorse and did not attend the event referenced in his review. We believe the entire review is from—or on behalf of—a former employee interested in some kind of misguided retaliation. This is not a case of whether the customer is right or not. Jake was not a customer. __Hi Jake—You've brought up some important points. 1. We built a cool barrier wall around our Dedicated Desks a few months ago that protects our members' personal property while also looking really pretty. You're bringing up a grievance we haven't heard about since that wall went up (and, to be fair, we were extremely frustrated by moved personal items as well. We worked hard to figure out a solution and we're pleased with what we came up with). As for pricing, we're the lowest we've ever heard of, but pricing preferences are all relative and personal. 2. To our knowledge, we have not been promising for over a year that we're going to do something about the chairs in the Hot Desk area or kitchen. We admit they aren't the most comfortable. We did add about a dozen cushy office chairs that our members have enjoyed, along with saddle chairs, standing desks, and a new mobile desk we're calling The Tumbleweed. Workhorse is about community and, in some ways, the metal chairs encourage our members to get up and talk to each other. Again, it's all about preference, so we've worked to provide options. We've spent four years (as of March—time flies!) listening and adding options, and we have no plans to stop. 3. We haven't heard your complaints about the above points. We searched our member directory and have no record of you. We're prepared to offer a full refund for your less than ideal experience at Workhorse. 4. You're right that we emphasize supporting local small businesses. Tech professionals at large companies like yourself tend to have access to educational content and continued learning many small businesses owners don't, especially when they're just starting out. Much of our programming is geared toward that. We figure if something doesn't apply to our members, they will choose to use their time differently. To that end, Website Church is a little bit of a tongue-in-cheek nod to a workshop that is held on a Sunday to ensure small business owners' websites are working hard for them and bringing them sales. As small business owners ourselves, we know how important a hard-working website is, and not everyone who starts a small business knows how to build a website. Many small business owners are able to make Sundays work, so the member and Workhorse manager who came up with the idea for Website Church had fun with the name. It's a little tongue-in-cheek. We try not to take ourselves too seriously! It's interesting that you said "most of the info they gave there was not something a professional would recommend." We checked the attendee list and didn't see you on it, either. Did we miss you? 5. As we mentioned above, it sounds like Workhorse hasn't been a fit for you. While we can't find any record of your name in our system, we are happy to give you a full refund for your time at the space. Just message us the details of your membership, confirmation of your name, and images of paid invoices and we'll get that going ASAP. Take care!