The problem is not working from home. It is being stuck at home.
Working remotely sounds ideal, and plenty of days it is. Then the same four walls start doing something to you. The focus goes. The isolation creeps in. Work stops ending at any particular hour because there is no door to walk out of.
Your home can be a great place to live without being the best place to spend an 8 hour work day (that bleeds to 10).
A Caddo Coworking Membership gives you somewhere professional to go when you want to focus, change your scenery, take a call without the dog, or meet a client somewhere that is not a Panera.
Ten locations across the Dallas Fort Worth suburbs, all of them included, most likely one within fifteen minutes of your kitchen table.
Who is a coworking membership for?
You do not have to own a business to have a coworking membership. Plenty of our members are employees of companies headquartered somewhere else. What they have in common is not a job title, it is one specific need.
The coffee shop stopped working
You have rotated between three shops for a year. Tables fill up at 11, and you cannot take a call without narrating your business to strangers.
Coaches and independent professionals
Coaches, therapists, consultants, advisors, agents. You need somewhere credible to work and a professional address on your filings, without carrying a private office.
You need a dot on the map
A real street address in the suburb where your clients live, attached to a building you actually belong to. That is a different thing from a mailbox service.
You need privacy once in a while
Most of the month an open desk is fine. Then comes the review, the client session, the day you need a door. You need a private office five days a month, not five days a week.
What do you actually get, and what does it cost?
Coworking is more than a desk, and pricing should not be something you have to fill out a form to find out.
| Membership | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $249/mo | Open coworking at all ten locations, 24/7 access, Wi-Fi, coffee, phone booths. No credits. |
| Standard | $299/mo | Basic plus 160 credits a month. Up to 2 full days in a private coworking office. |
| Premium | $399/mo | Basic plus 400 credits a month. Up to 5 full days in a private coworking office, which is the whole reason to take this tier. |
| Office | From $599/mo | Your own private suite with signage and a door that locks. |
Credits are one bucket. You spend them on a private office or a conference room, whichever you need that month. They reset monthly and do not roll over.
| Resource | Credit cost |
|---|---|
| Private coworking office, full day | 80 credits |
| Private coworking office, hourly (4 hour minimum) | 15 per hour |
| Small conference room | 20 per hour |
| Large conference room | 40 per hour |
| Anything past your monthly credits | Hourly rate, 1 credit = $1 |
Add a business mailbox to any coworking membership for $100 a month and get a real suite address for your LLC filing, licensing paperwork, website and business cards, so your home address stays off public record.
Why not just work at home, a coffee shop, or rent a private office?
Work at home
Free, and the commute is unbeatable. It is also where the laundry lives, where the dog barks through your 2:00 teams meeting, and where work quietly bleeds into dinner.
Coffee shop
Good for a change of scenery. It was built for people buying coffee, not for your calls, your second monitor, your client meeting, or your Tuesday.
Private office
Total privacy and control. You also pay for every square foot on the days you are traveling, at a client site, or out sick.
Caddo Coworking
The middle ground. A professional place to work near your house, a door on the days you need one, and a 15 day exit if it stops working.
None of these is wrong. They are different trades. If the coffee shop is working for you, keep going. Most people find out it stops working the first time a client asks to meet.
When is Caddo the wrong answer?
We would rather tell you now than have you figure it out in month two.
What members actually say
These are from public Google reviews of our buildings, not from us.
I started as a social member and now have a full time officeGoogle review, Caddo Prosper
we can go to different offices with the same membershipGoogle review, Caddo Prosper
perfect for those like us who host occasional meetingsGoogle review, Caddo Lakewood
My clients love coming to my spaceGoogle review, Caddo Lakewood
a perfect place to grow my businessGoogle review, Caddo Flower Mound
the community of other businesses is a fantastic aspect of being hereGoogle review, Caddo McKinney
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