Pricing

All-inclusive. No long-term contracts.

Every membership includes utilities, fiber internet, parking, kitchen, and 24/7 keycard access. No setup fees. No hidden charges.

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Private Office

$375/month

Furnished private office with a door that closes. Month-to-month. The most common membership.

  • 24/7 keycard access
  • Enterprise fiber internet
  • Free parking (50+ spaces)
  • Full kitchen + coffee bar
  • Conference room access
  • Professional business address
  • Mail handling
  • All utilities included
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Day Desk

$40/day

Drop-in workspace when you need a real office for a day.

  • All-day workstation
  • Fiber internet
  • Free parking
  • Kitchen + coffee bar
  • Quiet professional environment
Reserve a day

Conference Room

$50/hour

Seats 10–12 with AV equipment. No membership required to book.

  • Seats 10–12 people
  • AV + screen + whiteboard
  • Free parking for guests
  • No long-term commitment
  • Bookable hourly
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Podcast Studio

$100/hour

Professional video + audio studio with lighting and broadcast-quality mics.

  • Two condenser microphones
  • Video lighting + backdrop
  • Acoustic treatment
  • 1-hour minimum
  • Members: 15% off
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The math behind the price

$375/month covers a private office, all utilities, fiber internet, parking, kitchen, and 24/7 access. There are no setup fees, no security deposit beyond the first month, and no equipment to buy.

A comparable traditional office lease in Rockland runs $1,500–$2,500/month before utilities, internet, and parking — plus 3-to-5-year commitments and build-out costs. Focus Zone is roughly a quarter of the all-in cost with none of the lock-in.

The conference room ($50/hr) and podcast studio ($100/hr) are bookable hourly with no membership required. Members get a 15% discount on the studio.

Curious how a coworking space in Rockland stacks up against a traditional lease? See the full breakdown of what's included, or jump to frequently asked questions for the specifics.

How Focus Zone compares (real all-in costs)

Sticker prices for office space hide a lot. Here's the honest math for a solo professional or small team on the South Shore, all fees included.

OptionMonthly all-inCommitmentWhat's extra
Focus Zone private office$375Month-to-monthNothing
Traditional Rockland lease$1,500–$2,500 + utilities + internet + cleaning + parking (~$300+)3–5 yearsFurniture, build-out ($10K–$30K), first/last/security
WeWork / Regus (Boston)$500–$800 for a private office (small)6–12 months typicalParking ($200–$400/mo in Boston), commute
Home office$0 out of pocketNoneNo professional address, no meeting space, work/life bleeding into each other
Coffee shop / library$5–$15/day coffee + tipsNoneLoud, no privacy, unreliable WiFi, no confidential calls

Most members did the math after 2–3 months of frustration with one of the other four rows. They calculated the true cost of the alternative — commute, parking, coffee, wasted focus time — and Focus Zone came out cheaper.

Common pricing questions

What's due at signing?

First month's rent. That's it. No first/last/security shell game, no build-out fee, no application fee. Call to confirm the specifics for your situation — 617-835-2800.

Do you offer discounts?

The advertised price is already tight against building break-even, so there isn't much room to negotiate. Compared to a $1,500/mo traditional lease with 3-year lock-in, $375/mo month-to-month is the discount. If you're considering prepaying multiple months up front, ask on the tour — happy to work something out.

Can I upgrade to a bigger office later?

Yes. Members regularly start in a single private office and move up to a larger office or a small team suite (2–6 people) as they hire. No penalty, no relisting fee — you just move rooms when one opens up.

What happens if I need to cancel?

30 days' written notice. That's the whole cancellation policy. No fees, no penalties, no negotiating your way out of a lease.

Does the conference room require a membership?

No. Anyone can book the conference room at $50/hour — no membership, no application. Same for the podcast studio at $100/hour. Members get 15% off the studio.

Is parking really free?

Yes. 50+ spaces, no meters, no monthly fee, no separate garage. Members and their clients park for free. Compared to Boston coworking where garage parking runs $200–$400/month, this is a meaningful part of the value.

Do you take corporate accounts or bill to a business address?

Yes. Membership can be in a business name, invoiced to a company address, and paid by ACH or corporate card. Standard for the accountants, law firms, and consultants who work here.

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