An absolutely amazing idea. I had a part-time coworking membership at a space for a few months but it cost me $250 each month and I barely ever went. I have the smallest plan available with Croissant that gives me 10 hours a month and that is the perfect amount for where I'm at in developing my own business. The app is incredibly well-designed and their staff are incredibly helpful. Hats off to this team!

Great way to access co-working spaces all across the city! Love the app; it gives great information about the spaces, amenities, and features of each one. Flexible/Affordable/Convenient

Love love love Croissant! Very affordable and convenient for me to find a place to work in Manhattan. It’s a fun way for me to be productive. Each place has its own vibe! The amenities vary from place to place, which takes some getting used to, but I enjoy going to new places and being in different environments. The customer service is phenomenal too. Every time I have a question, the support team got back to me within minutes. Overall, I would really recommend the app!

My Company Vab Media Digital Agency loves using the Croissant Coworking service. Even though we have an office space we always are looking to try out new co-working spaces and network with other entrepreneurs. Every coworking space's vibe, layout, and perks are all slightly different. Instead of getting locked into a pricey membership with one company, you can join Croissant with no monthly commitments and you can visit any one their vast network of shared office spaces. They are kind of like the ClassPass or ArBnB of office space. And people's growing preference for on-demand sharing economy services like Croissant, really underscores the trend toward consumerization of using traditional commercial office space in a much more affordable and efficient way. Their app is super easy to use. I highly recommend trying it out. And if you are a startup looking for private office space you should use their service first and visit a few different spaces before you commit to an signing an expensive long term lease.

The experience was really cool. I got to use a lot of the spaces in NYC that I would not otherwise get a chance to use. I think the service is going places, no pun intended! They're always signing up new spaces for me to try out. I generally use it when I'm on the way to running errands in midtown since there's a lot of space selections around there. Last week I tried Bar Works, which is some kind of ex-restaurant turned coworking space. Before that, I was a regular at The Yard in Herald Square. It has more of an industrious feel, but still felt great to be inside there.