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A private room to see people in, for the time you need
Coaches and independent practitioners need somewhere quiet to sit with one person. An office you use three days a week has four days in it.
Estimate your consultation room income
Available hours each week
Estimated booked time
If 9 hours book this month
$405 for the month
9 hours × $45/hr = $405 per month.
Illustrative estimate. Actual income depends on bookings.
List your spaceWho uses a consultation room?
A quiet room with two chairs and a door that closes.
Who books it
- Coaches and consultants
- Practitioners seeing private clients
- Small group sessions
- Workshops
Show what your space offers
- Two chairs that face each other without a desk between them, if you can.
- A door that shuts and a room nobody passes through.
- Genuine sound privacy. Say what is on the other side of the wall — it is the question that decides the booking.
- Somewhere for a client to wait for five minutes without standing on the street, or a clear note that there is not.
- Reliable wifi, and the network name in the entry instructions.
Is my spare office really worth listing?
If it is private, quiet and somebody can find it, yes. This is the room type with the widest gap between what exists and what is bookable — the Bay Area is full of half-used offices and short of anywhere to sit with one person for an hour. The rooms that get booked are not the smartest ones; they are the ones whose listing answered the wall question.
How it works
- 1Add your space.
- 2Set your availability, rate and permitted uses.
- 3Choose request approval or instant booking.
- 4Welcome professionals and earn from bookings.