Top 13 Coworking Startups in 2023

1) Habyt

Habyt creates and operates living places that are aesthetically designed, community-driven, and technologically advanced.

Details of the startup:

• Country: Germany
• State: Berlin
• City: Berlin
• Started in: 2017
• Founders: Luca Bovone
• Number of employees: 11-50
• Funding: € 29,800,000
• Funding rounds: 5
• Number of investors: 6 (HV Capital, Inveready, P101, Picus Capital, Vorwerk Ventures)

You can find their website here.

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2) CoHive

CoHive is the largest coworking space provider in Indonesia.

Details of the startup:

• Country: Indonesia
• State: Jakarta Raya
• City: Jakarta
• Started in: 2015
• Founders: Carlson Lau, Ethan Choi, Jason Lee
• Number of employees: 101-250
• Funding: $37,800,000
• Funding rounds: 4
• Number of investors: 15 (Naver, East Ventures, Line, Insignia Ventures Partners, Softbank Ventures Asia)

You can find their website here.

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3) Greenhouse.co

Greenhouse is making it easier to start a firm and move up the market in fast-growing areas.

Details of the startup:

• Country: Singapore
• State: Central Region
• City: Singapore
• Started in: 2017
• Founders: Andrew Calin, Vicknesh R Pillay
• Number of employees: 11-50
• Funding: SGD5,500,000
• Funding rounds: 3
• Number of investors: 3 (500 Startups, Deepak Chugani, Dilip Chugani)

You can find their website here.

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4) GoWork

GoWork is a premium coworking space in Indonesia with a mission to help people achieve their full potential.

Details of the startup:

• Country: Indonesia
• State: Jakarta Raya
• City: Jakarta
• Started in: 2016
• Founders: Vanessa Hendriadi Li
• Number of employees: 11-50
• Funding: $13,000,000
• Funding rounds: 4
• Number of investors: 10 (Social Capital, Ucommune, Gobi Partners, ACM Capital Partners, Genesis Alternative Ventures)

You can find their website here.

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5) Common Ground

Common Ground is a co-working facility that strives to create a community that is both sustainable and integrated.

Details of the startup:

• Country: Malaysia
• State: Kuala Lumpur
• City: Kuala Lumpur
• Started in: 2016
• Founders: Erman Akinci, Juhn Teo
• Number of employees: 51-100
• Funding: $20,000,000
• Funding rounds: 2
• Number of investors: 1 (Catcha Group)

You can find their website here.

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6) Smartworks

Smartworks caters to companies and established start-ups by providing agile workplaces and a lively community that supports productivity.

Details of the startup:

• Country: India
• State: Uttar Pradesh
• City: Noida
• Started in: 2016
• Founders: Harsh Binani, Neetish Sarda, Neetish Sarda
• Number of employees: 101-250
• Funding: $25,000,000
• Funding rounds: 1
• Number of investors: 1 (Keppel Land)

You can find their website here.

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7) IndiQube

IndiQube is a Bengaluru-based coworking space provider.

Details of the startup:

• Country: India
• State: Karnataka
• City: Bengaluru
• Started in: 2015
• Founders: Meghna Agarwal, Rishi Das
• Number of employees: 251-500
• Funding: $15,000,000
• Funding rounds: 1
• Number of investors: 2 (Ashish Gupta, WestBridge Capital)

You can find their website here.

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8) Innov8 Coworking

Innov8 is a Y- Combinator sponsored firm that offers coworking and shared office spaces.

Details of the startup:

• Country: India
• State: Delhi
• City: New Delhi
• Started in: 2015
• Founders: Ritesh Malik, Shailesh Gupta, Sumit Ranka
• Number of employees: 11-50
• Funding: $4,000,000
• Funding rounds: 3
• Number of investors: 19 (Kunal Shah, Venture Catalysts, LetsVenture, Y Combinator, Edward Lando)

You can find their website here.

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9) myHQ

MyHQ transforms your regular coffee shop into a productive work environment. You can work in a fantastic atmosphere without having to pay any rent.

Details of the startup:

• Country: India
• State: Delhi
• City: Delhi
• Started in: 2016
• Founders: Utkarsh Kawatra, Vinayak Agarawal
• Number of employees: 44470
• Funding: $2,100,000
• Funding rounds: 5
• Number of investors: 11 (LetsVenture, Google for Startups, India Quotient, Gemba Capital, Singapore Angel Network)

You can find their website here.

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10) WeWork China

WeWork China is a WeWork subsidiary that offers a shared workspace environment as well as office services.

Details of the startup:

• Country: China
• State: Shanghai
• City: Shanghai
• Started in: 2017
• Founders: Adam Neumann, Miguel McKelvey
• Number of employees: 10001+
• Funding: $1,200,000,000
• Funding rounds: 3
• Number of investors: 14 (Goldman Sachs, SoftBank Vision Fund, Temasek Holdings, T. Rowe Price, Benchmark)

You can find their website here.

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11) Kr Space

Kr Space is China's largest co-working space provider.

Details of the startup:

• Country: China
• State: Beijing
• City: Beijing
• Started in: 2016
• Founders: Chengcheng Liu, Jian Hu, John Tian
• Number of employees: 501-1000
• Funding: $482,197,558
• Funding rounds: 6
• Number of investors: 7 (IDG Capital, Gobi Partners, Gopher Asset Management, UnityVC, China Minsheng Investment Group)

You can find their website here.

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12) MydreamPlus

MydreamPlus is a Beijing-based co-working space startup.

Details of the startup:

• Country: China
• State: Beijing
• City: Beijing
• Started in: 2015
• Founders: Mengfei Wen, Wenlei Li, Xiaolu Wang
• Number of employees: 101-250
• Funding: $187,753,211
• Funding rounds: 4
• Number of investors: 7 (General Atlantic, Wecash, Joy Capital, Hillhouse Capital Group, K2VC)

You can find their website here.

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13) Nash Work

Nash Work is a one-stop shop for office infrastructure and managed service providers.

Details of the startup:

• Country: China
• State: Beijing
• City: Beijing
• Started in: 2013
• Founders: Chen Liang, Wang Bo, Zhang Jian
• Number of employees: 251-500
• Funding: $82,690,151
• Funding rounds: 2
• Number of investors: 5 (Deutsche Bank, KUNLUN, Clearwater Capital Partners LLC, Sino-Ocean Capital, Huarong Rongde Asset Management)

You can find their website here.

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