Fulton Commons is a coworking office and kitchen incubator on Pittsburgh’s North Side for local businesses, independent entrepreneurs, and non-profits.

Fulton Coworking
Fulton Common’s Coworking Office is the perfect fit for entrepreneurs, small businesses, and non-profits looking for a space where they can grow.
Personal desks and private offices for individuals and growing organizations in a beautiful, productive, and relaxing environment


COMMUNITY
Starting at $125/month
Enjoy the freedom to work in all communal work spaces as much as you want, including access to floating desks, amenities, conference rooms, and events

PERSONAL DESK
Starting at $175/month
For individuals and small teams, work from your own beautiful desk, equipped with lockable storage, amenities, conference rooms, and events

PRIVATE OFFICE
Starting at $400/month
For up to 10-person teams, private offices include access to all amenities, conference rooms, and events

Fulton Kitchen
Fulton Common’s Kitchen Incubator is the perfect fit for specialty food producers, bakers, prepared meal companies, caterers, and food trucks ready to expand their business.
Work in the region’s largest shared commercial kitchen, in a beautiful and secure environment. We also provide business planning guidance and incubation services.


KITCHEN
Starting at $650/month
Access to the commercial kitchen equipment, unlimited prep time, personal prep table, storage, business planning guidance, and community office membership

FOOD TRUCK
Starting at $700/month
Access to the commercial kitchen equipment, personal prep table, storage, grey water dump, unlimited ice, fresh water, business planning guidance, and community office membership
Limited truck parking available


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To help protect against the spread of COVID, we prefer tours to be booked in advance. You can easily do so by calling, emailing, or picking your time right now following the link.
We Are Hiring
Food Business Accelerator Program Manager
The Program Manager will work with food entrepreneurs driving Pittsburgh’s food scene.