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Co-Desk is the operator OS for coworking and coliving spaces. We replace the typical operator stack — booking software, billing tools, member portals, payment processors, and spreadsheets — with one integrated system. Operators can be live in under 30 minutes, with no consultants, no setup fees, and no long-term contracts. Our pricing is built around operator success: zero monthly fees, and 2.5% only when a transaction goes through. If money never flows through your business, Co-Desk is free forever. Co-Desk runs on Stripe Connect — payments settle directly to the operator's bank account. We never touch the money. Built by an operator, for operators. Co-Desk serves independent coworking and coliving brands across Europe that want the simplicity of a SaaS tool with the reliability of a payments platform.
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- co-desk.eu
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