Tools for choosing an office

Two small tools to use before you tour anywhere. None of them asks for your email.

The order that works

Most people pick an office by rent and a few photos, then run into problems on move-in day. These two tools take the guesswork out of the parts you can check from home.

  1. Compare the drive. Put a number on the miles and hours, so an office that looks cheaper on rent doesn't quietly cost more.
  2. Take the checklist on the tour. It keeps you from forgetting the things that only show up in the room.

Nothing to sign up for

The tools run in your browser. We don't ask for your email, and we don't see what you type into them. The tour checklist remembers your ticks on your own device so a phone call doesn't lose your place.

The numbers behind them come from published sources and are explained in our guides, including what a small office really costs.

Come see it

Walk the office, check the parking and the drive at the hour you would really arrive, and ask anything about the lease.

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