Net.Works is a membership-based coworking space that doubles as a North London coffee shop only accessible to members. The chic space features a wood-paneled interior and quaint artisan light fixtures hanging from the ceiling.
The coffee bar, called SL28, also offers a special £10 per month membership for those merely interested in accessing the cafe. The coffee-only membership at the North London coffee shop also offers three free cups a month to each member.
While London has no shortage of membership-based clubs, Net.Works is a great business model given the need for affordable working space for freelancers and entrepreneurs. Although this is the first, there are sure to be a few more membership-based coffee bars popping up given the current progression of coffee culture.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Membership-based Coffee Shops
- The trend of exclusive coffee shops offering memberships is on the rise, providing a new avenue for revenue streams and customer loyalty.
- Affordable Coworking Spaces
- The demand for affordable coworking spaces is growing, creating opportunities for businesses to combine coffee shops and coworking spaces in one location to attract freelancers and entrepreneurs.
- Combining Coffee with Memberships
- The combination of coffee shops and exclusive memberships is becoming more popular, offering unique experiences to customers and creating a sense of community.
Sectors Adopting This
- Coffee Industry
- The coffee industry has an opportunity to create exclusive membership models alongside traditional coffee shops to provide unique experiences to customers and increase profitability.
- Coworking Industry
- The coworking industry can benefit from incorporating coffee shops into their spaces to attract more customers and provide a sense of community.
- Membership-based Clubs
- Membership-based clubs have the opportunity to expand their offerings beyond traditional coworking spaces to include coffee shops and build a stronger sense of community among members.
