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Expanding Flexible Workspaces: WORKUS Joins Forces with Regus

In a significant move to enhance workspace flexibility in Japan, WORKUS, a workspace reservation service wholly owned by SoftBank Corp's subsidiary, Offers, has announced a formal partnership with Regus, a leading provider of flexible office spaces. This collaboration is set to officially begin on August 19, 2026, allowing users of the WORKUS platform to access meeting rooms at approximately 200 Regus locations across the country.

What This Partnership Means for Users

This partnership dramatically expands the available workspaces for WORKUS users, elevating its service to become one of the largest of its kind in Japan with access to about 1,430 locations and 100 brands nationwide. Customers will benefit from the convenience of booking meeting rooms and other workspaces through a single application, facilitating seamless collaboration across multiple sites and brands.

The demand for flexible workspaces has surged amid evolving work styles characterized by less rigidity in location and time. Businesses are increasingly seeking options for meetings, negotiations, and collaborations that can take place in a variety of settings, including travel or at external locations. By integrating Regus’s meeting rooms into the WORKUS network, the service responds to these growing needs, aiming to enhance user convenience and support diverse work methodologies.

Comprehensive Workspace Options

With the integration of Regus facilities, WORKUS will offer access to over 400 meeting rooms strategically located across major areas in Japan:

• - Tokyo
• - Hokkaido
• - Tohoku
• - Hokuriku
• - Chubu
• - Kansai
• - Chugoku and Shikoku
• - Kyushu and Okinawa

This phased rollout will ensure user feedback informs the expansion of the network, ensuring that the partnership effectively meets customer needs while providing diverse locations to work from.

User Access and Fees

Available for both individual and corporate WORKUS members, the booking process is straightforward. Users can search for available meeting rooms through the WORKUS app and reserve them directly. Pricing details are available on the WORKUS app, with the payment model based on usage starting from 100 yen for 30 minutes.

For corporations, a contract with Offers is necessary for membership registration. Interested parties can find additional information through the provided contact page. This streamlined approach means that organizations can manage budgets and monitor usage among employees easily, making the service efficient and user-friendly.

About Regus

Regus has made its mark as a global leader in flexible workspaces, with a vast network covering over 4,500 locations in 120 countries. Bringing this business model to Japan, Regus has been at the forefront of adapting modern work environments to the needs of businesses and professionals since establishing its presence in 1998. Following an acquisition by Mitsubishi Estate Group in 2023, it aims to expand its operations further, providing high-quality workspace solutions tailored to diverse requirements.

The Future of WORKUS

WORKUS continues to innovate in the workspace reservation realm, catering to the changing dynamics of modern work life. By collaborating with industry leaders like Regus, WORKUS is poised to remain a competitive player in Japan's flexible office market.

The synergy created by this partnership will undoubtedly streamline the process of securing work environments that fit a multitude of needs, from casual meet-ups to formal business negotiations. As the world of work continues to shift, so too will the solutions that support professionals in their daily operations.

For further details about WORKUS and to explore its diverse offering of workspaces, please visit WORKUS Official Site.