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One Coworking helps teams and companies find flexible workspace across Europe. Book on demand: day passes and meeting rooms at 1,100+ coworking spaces in 220+ cities across 12 countries. Find a private office: tell us your team size, city and budget, and our brokerage team collects quotes from independent and branded operators, arranges tours and negotiates the terms for you. The search is free for you; the operator pays our commission. Why teams use us: one point of contact instead of fifteen, neutral advice across many operators rather than one chain, and live market data. Our public flex-market reports for Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt and Düsseldorf show what flexible space actually costs. One Coworking was founded in Berlin by Christoph Fahle, co-founder of betahaus, one of Europe's first coworking spaces.
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