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How would you feel about a credit-based hourly system? I.e., you put in £40 to your account, and you pay £2-£3 an hour for a desk which you can book a day or tw
by basicallydan 13y ago
How would you feel about a credit-based hourly system? I.e., you put in £40 to your account, and you pay £2-£3 an hour for a desk which you can book a day or two in advance. Then you can order coffee from your desk which comes out of your account (but is, of course, cheaper than if you bought it using a card)?
- jacalata 13y agoThat sounds great. Make it group friendly and my friends and I would probably pay to use this space for evening hobby work if it existed in Seattle.
- basicallydan 13y agoI'd totally do it in Seattle if I didn't live in London!
- rhizome 13y agoJust have a day-rate. Fill cards up with $100 or whatever, and it's $20/day (or whatever), come and go as you like. Like a transit card more than ZipCar.
- basicallydan 13y agoThat probably would be easier, but I wonder if there's still a number of people who might want to rent a desk for just a few hours.
- rhizome 13y ago$20 still seems like a reasonable price for that. It would be more that the all-day'ers are getting a better deal. I'm sure prices would equalize regardless, and those who don't want to pay can continue their coffee-shop campouts.