Birmingham, AL
The market rate for a private office in Birmingham, AL is $387 per seat per month, and a coworking day pass is $43.16 (October 2026).
Known flex venues39Across all operators
Private office
EstimatedSeat Rate, per seat per month$38780% range $339 to $442Published rates in this market, blended with the model
Coworking day pass
EstimatedDay Rate, per day$43.1680% range $38.26 to $48.71Published rates in this market, blended with the model
Meeting rooms
Room Rate, per room per hourNot published yetWe publish room rates once 10 rooms of a size from 3 venues and 3 operators are listed here. Rates for rooms of 2 to 20 people are in Full Market Detail.
6 more rates for Birmingham, AL
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In Full Market Detail
- Private office, 1 seatAvailable to launched partners
- Private office, 2 to 4 seatsAvailable to launched partners
- Private office, 5 to 19 seatsAvailable to launched partners
- Private office, 20+ seatsAvailable to launched partners
- Meeting rooms for 2 to 20 peopleAvailable to launched partners
- Price per seat per hour, by room sizeAvailable to launched partners
- Nearby markets with rangesAvailable to launched partners
Counties in this metro
| County | Private office, per seat per month | Confidence | Known flex venues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jefferson County | $391 | Estimated | 31 |
| Shelby County | $378 | Estimated | 7 |
| Blount County | $332 | Estimated | 1 |
Nearby markets
| Market | Private office, per seat per month | Day pass | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuscaloosa, AL | $359 | $37.84 | Estimated |
| Gadsden, AL | $342 | $37.63 | Estimated |
| Decatur, AL | $355 | $38.15 | Estimated |
| Tallapoosa County | $336 | $36.62 | Estimated |
Trend
Tracking since October 2026. Month-over-month change starts with the November release.
About these numbers
Each rate says what it is built from: published rates in this market, a model built on public statistics, or both. The 80% range shows where the true rate is likely to fall. No rate shown can reveal one operator's price. Methodology