Space On Demand (SPOD) is an all-in-one U.S. marketplace for discovering, listing, and booking business and non-residential spaces. SPOD brings offices, coworking spaces, warehouses, meeting rooms, business addresses, retail spaces, event venues, industrial properties, land, and other types of spaces together on one platform.

SPOD is currently available across the United States. Individual space availability varies by city, state, and Space Provider.

SPOD supports a wide range of spaces, including: Private offices and coworking spaces Meeting and training rooms Flexible workspaces Business addresses and virtual offices Warehouses and commercial storage Retail and pop-up spaces Studios and content-production spaces Event venues Commercial properties Factories and industrial spaces Vacant commercial spaces Vacant land and lots Agricultural land Live/work spaces Corporate retreat venues Other unique business spaces

Enter your preferred location, choose the type of space you need, and browse available listings. You can compare spaces based on location, pricing, photos, amenities, availability, capacity, access, and other listing details.

The options available depend on the individual listing. A Space Provider may offer: Instant Book Request to Book Request Information Schedule a Tour Communication with the provider through SPOD The available options will be shown on the listing.

Yes. Where available, you can Schedule a Tour through SPOD to visit and evaluate a space before making a final decision.

Yes. Depending on the listing, spaces may be available by the hour, day, week, month, or for longer-term arrangements. Availability, minimum rental periods, and other requirements are determined by the individual Space Provider.

Payments for bookings made through SPOD are processed through the SPOD platform. For longer-term arrangements involving recurring payments, payments continue according to the agreed payment schedule through SPOD. Payment details and applicable amounts will be presented as part of the booking or agreement process.

Transactions that originate through SPOD must remain within the SPOD platform and payment system in accordance with the SPOD Terms of Service. This helps maintain accurate booking, payment, and transaction records for both parties.

Yes. Standard listings on SPOD are completely free to post. There is no upfront listing charge or subscription required simply to advertise an eligible space on the platform.

Eligible Space Providers may include: Property owners and landlords Authorized representatives Property managers Commercial real estate brokers and agents Coworking and flexible workspace operators Business centers Warehouse and storage operators Retail property operators Event venue operators Industrial property operators Other parties legally authorized to offer a space Anyone creating a listing must have the appropriate authority to advertise and offer that space.

No. Public listings may not contain direct contact information such as phone numbers, email addresses, website links, social media handles, QR codes, WhatsApp details, or external booking links. SPOD provides the appropriate communication tools for users to interact through the platform.

SPOD requires identity verification for Space Providers as part of its trust and safety process. Verification may be completed through an independent identity-verification service. Verification helps improve trust within the marketplace, but users should still conduct their own appropriate due diligence before entering into a transaction.

Both the Space Seeker and Space Provider are responsible for conducting their own due diligence. Space Seekers should determine whether the property is suitable for their intended activity, equipment, goods, employees, customers, or other requirements. Space Providers are responsible for deciding whether they are comfortable permitting the proposed use of their property and may request additional information or documentation before accepting a booking. 15. Who is responsible for making sure the intended use of a Space is legal? The Space Seeker and Space Provider are responsible for ensuring that the proposed use complies with all applicable federal, state, county, municipal, zoning, licensing, safety, environmental, and other regulatory requirements. Laws can differ significantly between states and local jurisdictions. A use that may be permitted in one location may be restricted in another. SPOD provides the marketplace but does not determine whether every individual business activity, use, product, material, or storage purpose is legally permitted in every jurisdiction.

The parties using and providing the Space are responsible for what takes place at the property. Space Seekers are responsible for ensuring that any goods, equipment, materials, inventory, or other property brought onto or stored at a Space are lawful and permitted by the Space Provider. Space Providers are responsible for determining what activities and items they are willing and legally permitted to allow at their property. SPOD does not own, operate, supervise, or control the Spaces listed on the marketplace and does not take custody of goods stored at a Space. Illegal, dangerous, fraudulent, or otherwise prohibited activities are not permitted on SPOD.

Space Seekers and Space Providers should first communicate through SPOD and attempt to resolve the matter. Where appropriate, SPOD may assist or mediate a dispute on a case-by-case basis. Any action or resolution will depend on the circumstances, booking terms, payment status, applicable policies, agreements between the parties, and relevant law.

Spod can be contacted using one of the following means