Membership

Estimate based on 20 business days per month

Based on occupancy

Membership for the Downtown Minneapolis location is capped at 29 members

Additional days can be used and paid for in arrears at the same daily rate

Part-Time and Day Pass members cannot work at the workspace on the weekends

If Full-Time membership is closed a Part-Time member may upgrade membership to 24/7 access but will not get a permanent desk

Special functions are only those functions put on by Twin Cities CoWorking, we do not control guest event pricing

Meeting room prices for part-time and full-time occur only after the expenditure of given hours

Client passes are provided to allow members to bring clients into the the space; reservations should accompany any client pass

Our goal is to provide our members with the same freedom and flexibility they are accustomed to in their home office environment. For that reason, our space is primarily self-governing. We ask only that you consider the interests of those around you and that you abide by the following:

Privacy: Although we strongly encourage collaboration among members, we ask that members respect each others’ needs for quiet enjoyment. Violations of privacy, personal space, virtual space, and intellectual property are strictly prohibited.

Cell Phones: In the interests of maintaining a peaceful environment we request that all members, guests, and clients turn their phones to vibrate while in the space. We also ask that you use a personal space for verbal conversations-ie.phone booth, common space or a meeting room for all calls.

Your Access Card: Cards are not transferable and should not be lent out at any time to any one for any reason. Lending of Access Cards will result in termination. If your card is misplaced or stolen, you must notify staff immediately.

Guests: Twin Cities Coworking is accessible to full time members twenty four hours a day seven days a week. Guests are the responsibility of the member whom they are accompanying. Non-members are not permitted in the space after hours only when accompanied by a member. Members who are expecting more than three after hour’s guests must first notify a staff member. Guests attending Twin Cities Coworking must sign in on every occasion; guests attending more than twice in a month must be qualified by member (guest, clients, collaborator, vendor or other).

Damage: Twin Cities CoWorking retains the right to charge members for any damage to the facility or its equipment that exceeds regular wear and tear.

Liability: Twin Cities CoWorking, its staff, and its owners are not responsible for the loss, theft or damage of equipment, documents or other assets left in the facility. We strongly encourage our members to both back up their data and to insure their property.

Acceptable Use: We reserve the right to charge members for meeting room time, printing, shipping and receiving, phone use, and other services which exceed normal consumption.

Our Right to Refuse Service: Twin Cities Coworking retains the right to revoke the membership of any individual or organization that violates our policies, whose account is outstanding, or whose actions cause a disruption to operation of the space.

Twin Cities CoWorking Reservation Policy: