Coworking Your Way

Yes. A day pass is $35 and gives you full access to the workspace and shared amenities for a single day, so you can see how it fits before committing. Scheduling a tour is another easy way to get a feel for the space first.

Open seating membership is $199 a month, and a dedicated desk starts at $299 a month. Members who commit to 12 months save 10% on either. Month-to-month options are available.

Memberships are month-to-month, with no long-term contract required. If you'd prefer to lock in a lower rate, a 12-month agreement saves you 10%, which works out to more than a free month over the year.

Yes, and it's free. No meters, garages, or daily fees, which is unusual for a workspace this close to downtown Pittsburgh. You'll find on-street parking near the building.

Yes. Members get 24/7 access after a short initial period, so once you're settled in you can come and go any time, including evenings and weekends.

With open seating, you choose a different spot each visit from any of the five areas, wherever suits the work you're doing that day. A dedicated desk is a fixed spot that's always yours, with a file cabinet and room to leave your monitor and setup in place. Both include the same amenities and access to all five areas.

Yes. Meeting rooms are available to book by the hour, with rates from $45 to $65 depending on room size, and members book at lower rates. They suit client meetings or focused group work for a team. Reach out to check availability and reserve.

Yes. Your membership includes access to coworking spaces in other locations across the state through the CoworkingPA network. You can use a participating space on an open-seating basis once a month, which is useful when you're working from another part of Pennsylvania.

Fulton Commons is at 1546 Fulton Street in the Manchester neighborhood on Pittsburgh's North Side. It sits where I-279, PA-65, and Route 28 meet, so it's easy to reach from almost anywhere in the region. Downtown is about a five-minute drive across the Fort Duquesne Bridge, with direct routes to the South Hills and Oakland via I-376. Parking is free and on the street near the building. Directions and a map are on our location page.