The first office is a milestone — and a trap if you overcommit. Here is the Frankfurt playbook we see working across the 76 buildings in our catalogue.
A virtual business address (from ~€50/month) plus coworking day passes carries most teams through incorporation and the first hires.
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From three to four people, a private room in a serviced centre — typically €600–1,200 per month in Frankfurt — gives you focus and a place to bring investors, still on monthly terms. Areas like Bahnhofsviertel, Bornheim/Ostend offer the best energy-to-price ratio.
Past twelve to fifteen people the per-desk maths flips: a classic lease at the market median of ~€36/m²/month becomes cheaper than flex. Negotiate a three-year term with a break option rather than five rigid years.
All three stages live on RentOfficeToday — filter Frankfurt by type, size and budget, and deal directly with owners at every step.
Stage one — business address plus day passes: €50–150 a month. Stage two — a dedicated desk or small private room in a centre: roughly €300–900 per person. Stage three — your own space: at a €36/m² median and 9 m² per head, about €280 per person plus service charges, furniture and internet. The jump usually pays off from twelve to fifteen people.
For small teams the address is an argument in the interview. Proximity to transport and to a lively quarter often weighs more with young professionals than a few extra square metres. Innenstadt 1, Innenstadt 2 and Süd concentrate most of the supply — that is where choice is widest.
Fix your headcount in twelve months, your monthly budget and two or three preferred areas. Filter the catalogue by size and price, view three to five buildings in one day, and negotiate term and rent-free period. On RentOfficeToday you deal directly with the owner or operator — no agency fee.
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