Private Offices in San Francisco

Croissant lists 39 private offices in San Francisco across 5 neighborhoods, every one taken by the day or on a monthly term, with no lease. The busiest are Oakland, Northgate and Santa Cruz.

Private offices in San Francisco start at $56 a day; most are between $60 and $150 a day, and the largest run to $400. On a monthly term they start at $893.33 a month. There is no lease: take one by the day or the month and leave when you are done.

Private offices in San Francisco seat 1 to 16 people: 26 seat up to 4, 9 seat 5 to 10 and 4 seat more than 10. Filter the list by seats to see the ones that fit.

No. Private offices in San Francisco are furnished, lockable and taken by the day or on a monthly term through Croissant, so a team moves in without a lease, a deposit or a fit-out. Requests go to the space, and the office is billed with the rest of the team's workspace on one company account, alongside its coworking spaces and conference rooms in San Francisco.

The San Francisco neighborhoods with the most private offices on Croissant are Oakland, Northgate, Santa Cruz, Temescal and Inner Sunset. Each neighborhood page lists its private offices and how to get there, so pick the one closest to where your day is.

Each of the private offices in San Francisco lists its own amenities on its page, from Wi-Fi and coffee to phone booths and meeting rooms, so check the one you are booking.

Seed-stage AI and fintech teams take a private office in San Francisco between rounds, next to satellite engineering groups reporting to a head office in New York or abroad and project teams working a fixed contract. Because so much of the payroll lives across the bay, the same account opens Temescal Works and Oakstop on Broadway in Oakland, plus NextSpace in Santa Cruz when someone stays south. You take the room by the day or by the month, with no lease and one invoice.