How WorkSpots Checks Coworking Space Amenities
How we build the WorkSpots directory: where our information comes from, what "confirmed", "not available" and "not confirmed" mean, and how to report a change.
By WorkSpots Team 2 min read
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When you're choosing somewhere to work, the details matter: Is there a day pass? Can I get in at night? Is there parking? We built WorkSpots so you can compare those details across the UAE without ringing round a dozen business centres. Here's exactly where our information comes from, what our labels mean, and how to tell us when something changes.
Where our information comes from
Every listing starts with the operator's own information: their website, published brochures and official listings. We record the address, contact details and the amenities the space says it offers. We don't copy reviews from other sites or guess at features a space doesn't mention.
What our amenity labels mean
Each amenity on a listing has one of three labels:
Label | What it means |
|---|---|
Available | The space says it offers this, for example on its website. |
Not available | The space says it doesn't offer this. |
Not confirmed | We haven't been able to confirm it either way. It may well be available, so ask the space. |
We never turn a "not confirmed" into a "no". Lots of spaces offer more than they advertise, so a gap in a listing means "ask", not "missing". It's also why the counts on our city and operator pages, such as how many spaces offer day passes, only include confirmed amenities.
Prices
We don't sell desks or take bookings, so we don't set prices. When our guides mention prices, we quote what operators publish themselves, say when we checked, and remind you that "from" prices depend on contract length and may exclude VAT. Always get a current quote from the space directly.
How WorkSpots makes money
WorkSpots is free to use. We show adverts, and some links to operators' websites may be affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission if you sign up. Affiliate links are marked as sponsored in our code, and they never affect which spaces we list or what our labels say.
Which spaces we list
We list coworking spaces, business centres, serviced offices and free-zone workspaces that the public or members can use. That includes international brands, local independents and free-zone business centres across all seven emirates.
Spotted something wrong? Tell us
Workspaces change fast: new amenities, new hours, sometimes a move or a closure. If you run a space or you've visited one and something on WorkSpots is out of date, please tell us. The quickest way is the "Suggest an edit" link on every listing, which opens our contact form with the listing already filled in. You can also reach us any time through our contact page.
It helps if you tell us what's changed and where we can check it, such as a page on the space's own website. We review every message and update the listing once we've confirmed the change. Operators who'd like their space added to WorkSpots can use the same form.
Start exploring
Browse coworking spaces by emirate, starting with Dubai and Abu Dhabi, or compare workspace operators across the UAE. You can read more about WorkSpots too.
