Attendance becomes a number you can see
Every arrival is recorded — by QR poster, front desk, phone or the door itself. So you know who is still coming, instead of guessing.
Gikan sa unang adlaw
08:00Your space fills up by ten.
Your space fills up by ten.
Keeping it full is the other job.
Check-in at the door. Desks and rooms members book themselves. Guest passes. And a member community that keeps running on the days nobody is in the building.
Ang tahimik na churn
Members do not announce that they are leaving.
Lumilitaw lang sila nang kaunti.
It starts hereNakansela
Attendance changes before payment does. If nobody watches attendance, the unpaid invoice is your first warning. By then the member has left.
That was without us
Dili ikaw ang kataposan
na malaman muli.
Same room, same member, same six months. The difference: now something watches attendance, which drops before payments stop.
The drop-off surfaces while it is still a drop-off
A member who now visits half as often appears in your dashboard weeks before their renewal date. That is enough time to talk to them.
Week 8, not week 22The community keeps working when they do not come in
The feed, the events and the member directory keep running on the four days a week your members work elsewhere. Those are the weeks when members quietly decide to leave.
Bawat linggoSame member, same six months — except you were told in linggo 8, not week 22.
Every quiet week you cannot see is a renewal you never had the chance to save.
The building is the easy part.
Desks, doors and coffee are already solved. What is not solved is the four days a week your members are somewhere else.
Busa abota ang laing upat
Your community does not close at six.
A membership stops being a desk. It becomes a place members belong to all week: a feed, groups, a forum, events, live rooms and their own marketplace — open every day, including the days they do not come in.
A network that is only your members
A feed, groups, a forum and a member directory that belong to your space, not to a public social network. What members post here is not competing with the rest of the internet.
Isang merkado sa pagitan nila
Members hire members. Listings, recommended suppliers, events, meetups, webinars and live rooms all run inside your community, whether or not anyone is in the building.
The software their business runs on
Business software: customer records, invoicing, websites, email and scheduling. Thousands of dollars of tools for a small monthly fee, on the same platform that runs your space.
Miyembro na pagtutugma
Members are matched with the members they should meet, based on what they are building and what they need next. Often the person who has already solved it sits three desks away. The introduction happens before either of them would have got around to it.
Live In your space today
- Maya superliked TomBrand designer → Full-stack engineernow
- Maya and Tom matchedCoffee at the counter, 3pmnow
- Devon liked AishaFractional CFO → Founder, Series A2m
- Sam and Aisha matchedGrowth marketer → Founder, Series A4m
- Mei liked MarcusCorporate lawyer → Product manager6m
- Marcus and Ana matchedProduct manager → Copywriter9m
Introductions your community makes on its own.
Networking in your space has never been this good.
Built for remote workers, founders and small teams. When your members run their business on the same platform your space runs on, you are connected by more than goodwill. You are at ang parehong watering hole araw at gabi, and a cheaper desk down the road cannot copy the network you gave them.
Give members somewhere to belong on the four days they are not paying you rent.
13:00
Sa site, kinahanglan kini modagan sa iyang kaugalingon
- Mag-check-in at a poster QR, the front desk, or the door itself.
- Tan-awa kinsa ang naa today, if they chose to be visible.
- Mag-book og mesa o kuwarto na adunay capacity ug na-handle ang clashes.
- Sign a guest in and the gate opens for them.
- Order from your kitchen without getting up or opening another app.
A desk is a room. A membership is being known in it.
The half of your space that keeps working when the room is empty. What each member has built here, and a way to thank the people who helped them.
- Their own card, not just the room.Twelve weeks of attendance, their current streak, and how many days until their next reward. Members can finally see that they belong here.
- Pasalamati ang tawo nga mitabang.A few points a day, given to other members, never bought. Unused points expire overnight. So a thank-you keeps its value, and nobody can give a whole month of points to one friend.
- Pakatuturan na tunay na moy gantimpala.Set a price in points for a coffee, an hour in the best room, or a guest pass. The members who make your space work get something back.
- Interest, without surveillance.Members see how many people viewed their profile this week, and whether that number is rising. They never see who viewed it. Neither do you — we do not record it.
- Visible, or not.Being in the building is not the same as wanting to be contacted. Members get one switch, and it is respected everywhere, including the leaderboard.
- The room, when they want it.Desks and meeting rooms are booked in one place. Capacity and double-bookings are handled, so nobody arrives to find the good room taken.
The counter runs on it too
Your kitchen is not a separate business with its own system and its own bill. Members order from the same app they book a desk in, and the order appears on a screen in the kitchen.
For your members
- Isang menu na alam ang oras. Breakfast stops being orderable at eleven, automatically. Nobody orders what the kitchen has put away.
- Mga laki, gatas ug dagdag.
- Ngadto sa counter, sa ilang lamesa, o sa kuwarto nga ilang gi-book. Dili nila kailangang tumayo ug maghintay aron malaman na handa na.
- Card, credits, o ang allowance sa ilang membership. Whichever they have. Short on all of them, the top-up happens in place.
- They watch it happen. Queued, being made, ready. No hovering, no second queue at the till.
- Allergies remembered once. Allergies are saved to the member's profile and shown on every order, so nobody explains them every morning.
- O tinatanong lang nila ang assistant. Ordering a flat white is a sentence, not a screen.
For your kitchen
- Isang board sa likod sa pass. Tickets arrive live. Claim one and nobody else makes the same latte twice.
- Nag-print kini asa kinahanglan.
- Eighty-six it when it runs out. Umaalis kaagad gikan sa menu ug bumabalik bukas nang wala ang maaalala na dapat.
- Makipag-usap sa miyembro. "Can I have oat milk instead?" is answered on the order itself. Nobody has to leave the kitchen.
- Isang till para sa mga pumaspas. Pareho ang shift, pareho ang libro, pareho ang day-end. Dili ikaduha ka makina aron i-reconcile.
- Pareho ang tindahan, pareho ang libro. Cafe sales arrive with everything else you sell: one tax setup, one payout, one bill.
- May kitchen system na ba ang nagpatakbo? Tickets and menu are on the public API, with webhooks when one is ready.
A second revenue line, no second system
Food and drink are sold through the store you already have. There is nothing new to buy, connect or reconcile at the end of the day.
Ilagay ang tanghalian sa membership
A monthly cafe allowance turns a price rise into a benefit. Members spend money they already paid you, inside your building.
Baguhin ang engagement sa footfall
Members earn credits for taking part in the community, and spend them at your counter. The community brings people to the cafe, and the cafe brings people to the community.
Usa ka ikaduha nga revenue line, sa sistema nga imo nang gigamit sa pagpadagan sa building.
Retention happens when they are not in the building
A desk is something members use. A membership is something members belong to. The community, the events and the introductions keep going on quiet days. Those are the days when a membership stops feeling worth paying for.
Everything your members need to run and market a business
Your members are not only renting a chair. They are finding customers, sending invoices, building websites, running campaigns and closing deals. Right now they pay other companies for that software.
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One ecosystem
This is the other half of OpenLuxe. Not software for running a space — business software your members subscribe to themselves, using the same login that opens your door.
See everything included- 1
You host the community
Feed, groups, events and the space itself, under your name, on your domain.
- 2
Members run their business on it
CRM, invoicing, sites, email, storefronts. The tools members were already paying for, in one login.
- 3
Members subscribe, you earn
Every renewal pays you 30%, for as long as the member stays subscribed. Recurring, not a one-off finder's fee.
- 4
No member has a reason to leave
A member’s business, network and community all live in the same place. A cheaper desk does not replace that.
One ecosystem. 204 apps, one login, one bill, and the community your members belong to runs on the same platform their businesses do.
One platform, and every part of it makes the next renewal easier to win.
Kung ano ang malamang na nagbabayad ka na para sa
Nine tools a space operator typically runs, against one subscription.
Sa halip naNakakakuha kaMatag Bulan
Member community Slack (paid)A community hub that runs on-site and off$8.75
Visitor management Envoy VisitorsVisitor passes, kiosk sign-in & wallet passes$99.00
Events & RSVPs EventbriteEvents, meetups & ticketed check-in$29.00
Tour booking CalendlyCalendar & booking types$12.00
Member email MailchimpCampaigns, sequences & announcements$20.00
Lead follow-up HubSpot StarterCRM, pipeline & nurture$20.00
Website & booking page SquarespaceAI website builder & lead forms$23.00
Design & print artwork Canva ProInfinite Canvas + AI designs$15.00
Link-in-bio LinktreeLink Pages$9.00
Ang Ilang Kabuuan$235.75
OpenLuxe
Usa ka login. Usa ka bayronon. Tanan niini.
Replacing the stack above saves a member $2,481 a year, on the tools alone.
Your members already pay for this stack. You can earn 30% of it instead.
Your members are running real businesses.
Give your members the software that runs a business. Then your space is not just where they work. It is part of why the business grew.
What one subscription replaces
See all 79 appsA community hub that runs on-site and offReplaces Slack (paid)$8.75/mo savedVisitor passes, kiosk sign-in & wallet passesReplaces Envoy Visitors$99.00/mo savedEvents, meetups & ticketed check-inReplaces Eventbrite$29.00/mo savedCalendar & booking typesReplaces Calendly$12.00/mo savedCampaigns, sequences & announcementsReplaces Mailchimp$20.00/mo savedCRM, pipeline & nurtureReplaces HubSpot Starter$20.00/mo savedAI website builder & lead formsReplaces Squarespace$23.00/mo savedInfinite Canvas + AI designsReplaces Canva Pro$15.00/mo savedLink PagesReplaces Linktree$9.00/mo saved
Every plan saves them more than it costs
A member replacing their stack with OpenLuxe pays less and gets more. You are the one who introduced them, so 30% of what they pay comes back to you, every year they stay.
Growth
$12.00/mo
42 apps, one login
- They save
- $2,685/yr
- You earn
- $36/yr
versus $235.75/mo of separate tools
See Growth- Most members
Pro
$29.00/mo
79 apps, one login
- They save
- $2,481/yr
- You earn
- $87/yr
versus $235.75/mo of separate tools
See Pro Everything
$149.00/mo
103 apps, one login
- They save
- $1,041/yr
- You earn
- $447/yr
versus $235.75/mo of separate tools
See Everything
Savings compare one subscription with the separate tools it replaces. Commission is 30% recurring on an annual membership, paid for as long as the member stays; monthly memberships pay more.
You are not reselling software. You are saving your members thousands, and being paid to do it.
Kultura
A desk is a commodity. A culture is not.
Someone will always charge less than you. What they cannot copy is a space where members' businesses actually grew.
Put your members on one platform and they stop being ten separate businesses that share an address. They can pass work to each other, because a referral arrives as a record instead of a note on paper. They know what the others actually do, because the member directory says so. Members whose income grew in your building do not go looking for a cheaper desk.
Kumikita ka 30% of every renewal for as long as they stay subscribed, plus 5% on what else they buy. You never touch their billing, and an empty desk still earns while they are away.
Direktang mga sagot
Straight answers
No. This does not replace co-working billing software, and it does not try to. Keep your contracts and invoicing where they are. This is the part your members actually use.
That is the point. The community, the events, the announcements and the member directory keep running when the room is empty. Those are the weeks when memberships quietly lapse.
If you use Kisi, a badge scan can record a check-in automatically. Nineteen door systems are supported today. If you use something else, members check in with a QR poster at reception.
Members subscribe to OpenLuxe themselves. You earn 30% of every renewal they pay, for as long as they stay subscribed. You never handle their billing.
Those are the questions we are asked most. We can answer the rest while your space is being set up.
Storyline
Rather be pitched than read a page?
Three minutes, swipeable, and it makes the whole case for you rather than listing what the product has.
See every storyline
19:00Duha ka tawo naa pa gihapon dinhi, nagstorya.
Duha ka tawo naa pa gihapon dinhi, nagstorya.
That is the thing you built.
Your space runs on the Everything plan. Around 18 member subscriptions cover it, and every one after that is margin.
