Financial Modelling Tool for Coworking Spaces
Running a coworking space means managing a dynamic business model with fluctuating income, evolving membership levels, and varying operational costs. Brixx provides coworking space owners and operators with robust financial forecasting tools, enabling them to tackle challenges confidently and plan effectively for future growth.
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Who can use this Brixx template?
Workspace and facility managers
Entrepreneurs launching shared office environments
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What are the benefits for coworking space businesses?
Coworking Template
This template is designed to reflect the unique financial structure of coworking models, from membership tiers to space rentals
Cash Flow Modelling
Effortlessly model cash flow, monthly recurring revenue, overheads, and staffing costs
Live Dashboards
Visualise your financial future with clear graphs and dashboards to assess long-term sustainability
Impact Analysis
Instantly assess the impact of changes such as pricing adjustments, new membership packages, or facility upgrades
Test New Ideas
Run scenario testing for expansion plans, shifting occupancy rates, or market-driven pricing strategies
Start planning the future of your coworking business today!
For coworking space operators, robust financial modelling tools are the key to sustainable growth and profitability. Whether you're evaluating new locations, experimenting with pricing models, or budgeting for staff and services, Brixx provides the clarity you need to make informed decisions.
With over two decades of experience supporting business planning, Brixx simplifies complex forecasting and empowers you to adapt to change. Model your finances with confidence and build a coworking space that thrives in a competitive market.
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Model your coworking spaces business in Brixx – see how quickly your finances can make sense!
Project Setup
- Project Name : Coworking Spaces Business
- Time Period : Monthly (ideal for memberships, rent, and operating costs)
Setup 
Income Components
Component: Membership & Rental Income
Sub-components:
- Private Office Rentals (6 offices @ £800/month) – £4,800/month
- Dedicated Desks (10 desks @ £300/month) – £3,000/month
- Hot Desk Memberships (20 members @ £150/month) – £3,000/month
- Meeting Room Bookings (average £500/month based on ad hoc bookings)
- Event Space Hire (£1,000/month average from workshops and corporate events)
Component: Additional Income
Sub-components:
- Printing & Stationery Services (£100/month)
- Café/Kitchenette Sales (drinks/snacks) – £600/month
- Locker Rentals (£10/locker for 30 lockers) – £300/month
- Virtual Office Services (mail handling, registered address) – £400/month
- Sponsorship or Advertising (e.g., local business promotion) – £200/month
Income 
Expenditure Components
Component: Operational Costs
Sub-components:
- Rent for Office Building – £5,000/month
- Utilities (electricity, internet, water, heating) – £800/month
- Cleaning & Maintenance – £600/month
- Supplies (toilet paper, printer ink, coffee) – £300/month
- Building Insurance – £1,200/year (~£100/month)
- Office Furniture (maintenance/replacement) – £100/month
Component: Staffing Costs
Sub-components:
- Community Manager Salary – £2,500/month
- Part-time Cleaner – £800/month
- Receptionist/Admin Support – £1,500/month
- Employer NI & Pension Contributions – ~£500/month
Component: Administrative Costs
Sub-components:
- Accounting & Legal Services – £2,000/year (~£167/month)
- Marketing & Ads (Google, local campaigns) – £400/month
- Software & Tools (CRM, booking platform, Wi-Fi access control) – £300/month
- Membership Subscriptions (coworking networks, directories) – £100/month
Expenditure 
Asset Components
Component: Fixed Assets
Sub-components:
- Fit-out Costs (partitioning, design) – £50,000 depreciated over 5 years
- Office Furniture – £20,000 depreciated over 5 years
- IT Equipment (PCs, printers, routers) – £10,000 depreciated over 3 years
- Kitchen Equipment – £5,000
Component: Current Assets
Sub-components:
- Cash Reserves – Initial £25,000 + retained earnings
- Accounts Receivable – e.g., £3,000 from invoiced services
- Stock (café drinks/snacks) – £1,000/month rolling
Assets 
Funding Components
Component: Loans or Leases
Sub-components:
- Business Loan for Fit-out – £60,000 at 6% over 5 years
- Monthly Repayment – £1,160/month
Component: Owner Investment
Sub-components:
- Initial Capital Injection – £50,000
Component: Grants or Support (Optional)
Sub-components:
- Small Business Grant (e.g., local authority) – £10,000
Funding 
Scenario Planning in Brixx
Occupancy Scenarios
- Model 80%, 60%, 40% desk/office rental to assess breakeven.
Cost Increases
- Rising rent or energy prices – test 10% increases.
Staffing Adjustments
- Adding/removing team members or shifting to part-time roles.
Event Revenue Variability
- Plan for seasonal spikes or slumps in space hire.
Scenarios 
Dashboard & Reporting
Cash Flow Report
- Tracks monthly income from memberships and costs like rent, payroll, and utilities.
Balance Sheet
- Assets (fit-out, furniture) depreciate; loans reduce monthly; cash and retained profits grow.
Profit & Loss Statement
- Revenue vs. costs breakdown by month and year.
Custom KPIs
- Occupancy Rate (% of desk/office capacity used)
- Revenue per Square Foot
- Average Member Value (monthly)
- Break-even Month
- ROI on Fit-Out Investment
Dashboard 
Strategic forecasting in Brixx
Understand how changes in member occupancy or rent pricing influence profitability
Prepare revenue forecasts to secure funding for new space launches or refurbishments
Budget for ongoing maintenance, utilities, and staffing to ensure smooth operations
Anticipate future demand and model financial outcomes for different pricing or service models
Stay ahead of market shifts and economic trends affecting workspace demand
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