Coworking Space Website Templates: 6 HTML, PHP, Laravel and WordPress Picks
By Manob Editorial ·
A good coworking space website template shows the space, lists membership plans, and makes booking a tour the obvious next step. We compared six options on Manob that are written for coworking: Deskot in HTML, PHP and Laravel, Busito as an HTML template and a WordPress theme, and Cokin as a WordPress theme. Each section below names who should pick it.
What a coworking space website needs
A coworking site has two jobs. It has to make a visitor feel the room, and it has to turn that feeling into a tour request or a membership sign-up. Most operators sell several things at once, so the site needs more than a single brochure page.
- Membership and pricing pages. Hot desk, dedicated desk, private office and day pass are different products with different buyers. Each needs a clear place to sit.
- Photos of the space and amenities. Visitors look for the kitchen, the meeting rooms, the quiet area and the street the building is on. A gallery and a facilities list do most of the selling.
- A tour or booking call to action. It should sit in the header and repeat further down the page, with a form that asks for the least information you can work with.
- Meeting rooms and events. If you rent rooms by the hour or host community events, you need pages for them and a way to ask about a date.
- Several locations. Operators with more than one building need a page per location, which is why a template with many inner pages matters.
- Email capture. A newsletter signup for people who are not ready to visit yet.
Manob's coworking stock is small, so this is a short list. We left out agency, IT-solutions and documentation templates that turned up in the same searches, because they are not built around a shared workspace. Everything below is judged from its listing facts. We did not run any of these templates ourselves, and you can open each live demo before you buy (see how to preview a template before buying).
Coworking space templates compared
| Template | Type | Built with | Price from | Live demo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deskot – Coworking Space HTML Template | HTML template | — | $19 | Demo |
| Deskot – Coworking Space PHP Template | PHP template | — | $21 | Demo |
| Deskot – Coworking Space Laravel Template | HTML template | — | $25 | Demo |
| Busito – Comfortable Coworking Meeting Room Website Template | HTML template | — | $17 | Demo |
| Busito - Comfortable Coworking Meeting Room WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $30 | Demo |
| Cokin - Co-Working Business WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $38 | Demo |
HTML, PHP and Laravel templates for coworking
These are code templates: you edit files, upload them to hosting and connect your own forms. They load quickly and need no database or plugin updates. Our HTML5 templates guide explains what you get, and the HTML templates versus WordPress themes comparison helps if you are not sure which side to pick.
Deskot HTML: best for a multi-page coworking site you edit as plain files
Deskot is written for coworking hubs, shared office operators and workshop hosts, and its listing also names creative digital agencies. It ships with three home page versions and three one-page versions, so you can choose between a full site and a single long landing page. More than 60 inner pages leave room for membership plans, location pages, meeting rooms and a blog. The listing also mentions MegaMenu styles, Swiper and OwlCarousel sliders, CSS3 animations, RTL support and Mailchimp integration, which covers the newsletter signup a space usually wants. It is built on Bootstrap 5.x.
Pick it if you have a developer, or you are comfortable editing HTML, and you want the largest page count of the HTML options here. One limit: the listing does not name the individual inner pages, so check the demo for a pricing page and a tour form before you commit.
Deskot is an HTML template for coworking hubs, shared office spaces, workshop companies and creative digital agencies. It has three home layouts, three one-page versions and mor…
Deskot PHP: best if your host runs PHP and you want the same design
The PHP version carries the same listing facts as the HTML one: three home layouts, three one-page layouts, 60+ inner pages, MegaMenu navigation, sliders, RTL support and Mailchimp integration on Bootstrap 5.x. It is meant for coworking hubs, shared office providers and creative agencies. The difference is the file type, so it suits a host that already runs PHP and a developer who prefers it. Our PHP website templates guide explains what to check on the server first.
If nobody on your team will touch PHP, the HTML version is the simpler start. The listing gives no further detail on what the PHP files do beyond the markup, so ask the seller through the product page before you build on it.
Deskot is a PHP template for coworking spaces, shared offices and creative agencies. It includes 3 home page versions, 3 one-page versions and 60+ inner pages on Bootstrap 5.x.
Deskot Laravel: best for a team that already builds in Laravel
The Laravel version of Deskot has the same design and the same list: three home pages, three one-page layouts, 60+ inner pages, MegaMenu styles, Mailchimp integration and RTL support. The listing describes Laravel5 code on Bootstrap 5.x, and names coworking hubs, shared office providers and creative agencies as the fit. It makes sense when your developers already work in Laravel and want to add a members area or a booking feature later.
The listing calls it Laravel5, which is an old framework version, so a developer should check how it fits your current setup before you choose it. If you only need a marketing site, one of the lighter versions is easier to host.
Deskot is a Laravel template for coworking spaces, shared offices and creative agencies. It includes 3 home page versions, 3 one-page versions and 60+ inner pages on Bootstrap 5.x.
Busito HTML: best for a space that wants a chat and calendar feel
Busito's HTML template is written for coworking companies, creative studios, startups and small businesses. Its listing shows a minimalist interface with a large-window design, a built-in feedback form, a chat section for members and a calendar for scheduling meetings. It is built on Bootstrap with Ajax features. That mix suits a space that wants its site to look like a place where members meet and plan, not just a brochure.
Think of the chat and calendar as page layouts. The listing describes them as sections of the design, and we would not assume they work as a live messaging or booking system without extra work. If you need real room booking, connect a booking service and point the template's calendar section at it.
Busito is an HTML template for coworking spaces, creative studios and companies that run meetings or events online. It has a minimalist interface, a feedback form, a chat area a…
WordPress themes for coworking
If your front-desk staff will edit pricing, post events and add new locations without a developer, WordPress is the easier route. Both themes below sit in Manob's WordPress theme listing. If you have never installed one, how to install a WordPress theme manually walks through it.
Busito WordPress: best for a space that rents meeting rooms and wants Elementor
The WordPress version of Busito names coworking spaces and meeting room providers first, then consultants and IT firms. It uses the Elementor page builder with 87+ custom elements, 26+ header styles and 10+ footer styles. Colors, fonts, email templates and backgrounds can be customized, and a child theme is included. Contact Form 7, MailChimp for WordPress and WooCommerce are supported, as are WPML, Polylang and Loco Translator, which helps a space in a bilingual city. Documentation with video tutorials is listed.
It is the most flexible pick here for a non-developer. The trade-off is the usual one with Elementor themes: many options mean more choices to make, and you should settle on a header and footer early so the pages stay consistent.
Busito is a coworking and meeting room WordPress theme with a clean layout and flexible options. It suits consulting, IT and business coach sites that want customizable colors,…
Cokin: best for a simple WordPress site built around booking a tour
Cokin is made for co-working spaces, shared office operators and flexible workspace businesses. Its listing highlights a full-width header with a call-to-action button for booking a tour, and page templates for About Us, Services, Pricing and Contact. That is close to the minimum a coworking site needs, and it is compatible with WooCommerce and WPML. Layouts and branding can be customized, and the design is responsive.
The listing is shorter than the others, with no page-builder or element counts, so judge the demo carefully for galleries, location pages and a blog. Pick it if you want a straightforward set of pages and a clear tour button, and add more pages later.
Cokin is a WordPress theme for co-working businesses that want a modern, stylish site. It has a full-width header with a call-to-action button for booking a tour, and it include…
How to choose a coworking space template
- Who updates the site. If staff change prices and events weekly, take Busito WordPress or Cokin. If a developer makes a few changes a year, Deskot in HTML is lighter to run.
- How many locations. Deskot's 60+ inner pages give the most room for a page per building and per room type.
- Meeting rooms. Busito is the one that names meeting rooms and a calendar in its listing.
- Languages. WordPress options list WPML support (and Polylang for Busito). Deskot lists RTL support for right-to-left languages.
- Booking. None of these listings promise a built-in room booking engine. Plan to connect a booking tool and link to it from your tour button.
- License. Read the Regular and Extended license terms before you use a template for a client.
If you are an operator launching quickly, our corporate website templates and startup website templates roundups cover general business designs you can adapt for a workspace.
When to look elsewhere
- You want a free theme. Everything on Manob is paid. The WordPress.org theme directory at wordpress.org/themes has free business themes you can adapt for a small space.
- You need member management. Door access, invoicing and room booking come from coworking management software. Many of those tools include a simple public page, which may be enough if you only run one small space.
- You want a drag-and-drop site with no setup. A hosted website builder avoids hosting and updates entirely.
- You want a much bigger choice of coworking designs. A larger marketplace will have more, since Manob's coworking stock is small.
Frequently asked questions
What pages does a coworking space website need?
A home page, membership plans with pricing, a facilities and amenities page, meeting rooms, a gallery, a contact page with a tour form, and a blog or events page. Operators with several buildings also need a page per location.
Is there a WordPress theme for coworking spaces on Manob?
Yes, two: Busito, which also covers meeting rooms and uses Elementor, and Cokin, which has a tour-focused header and About, Services, Pricing and Contact page templates.
Can visitors book a desk or room through these templates?
The listings do not promise a booking engine. They give you the pages and calls to action. For live availability, connect a booking or coworking management tool and link to it.
Should I choose HTML or WordPress for a coworking site?
Choose HTML, PHP or Laravel (Deskot) if a developer will maintain the files and you want a fast, simple site. Choose WordPress (Busito or Cokin) if your own staff will edit pricing and post events.
Can I preview a template before buying?
Yes. Every item on Manob has a live preview, and each item is manually reviewed before it goes live.