Built for tech startups

You raised capital to build product. Not to pay broker commission on a lease.

Series A or B in the bank. You need a real office — engineering, product and commercial under one roof, space to hire into, a professional address for enterprise sales calls. But every commercial property broker you've spoken to is either too slow, too corporate, or quoting rents that seem 15% higher than they should be.

3 companies have found space through Seek across 15,000+ buildings globally — with zero broker fees.

Three steps. No broker. No commission.

1

Define what you actually need

Team size now, expected growth, flexible start date, London or second city. The quiz takes 60 seconds and gives operators everything they need to pitch you.

2

Operators compete for your tenancy

Your brief goes to operators with matching spaces. They send proposals. You have three inbound options by the end of the day — not three broker calls asking for the same information.

3

Negotiate directly, sign faster

No commission in the chain means no one inflating the headline rent. You talk to the operator who owns the space. You move faster. Your CFO signs off a cleaner number.

The numbers behind the model

IWG
World's largest flexible workspace operator is a Seek customer
2,400+
UK spaces — private offices to whole floors
£125/mo
What operators pay Seek (flat) — versus 15% of your rent to brokers

IWG — the world's largest flexible workspace operator, running Regus and Spaces — is a Seek customer. £100M+ in annual UK broker fees flow through the commercial property market every year. None of it needs to come from your deal.

Get operator proposals in hours, not days

Tell us your team size, location and move-in date. Operators whose spaces match will pitch you directly — zero broker fee, zero commission on your deal.

Take the quiz — it's free →

No account creation required. Takes 60 seconds.

Questions from tech startups

Can Seek find office space that scales with our headcount?
Yes. Many operators in the Seek network offer managed suites and whole floors that can accommodate 10–200 people, with expansion options. Mention your current size and 12-month growth plan in the quiz — operators who can flex with you will say so in their proposals.
Is flexible or short-term leasing available through Seek?
Absolutely. Flexible-term and rolling leases are common in the Seek operator network. For a Series A/B startup, a 12-month break clause is often more valuable than a 3-year commitment. Operators who offer flexibility will surface in proposals automatically when you specify it.
How is Seek different from Hubble or WeWork for a tech startup?
Hubble takes broker commission — typically 15% of annual rent — from the operator, which inflates the pricing you see. WeWork is a landlord, not a marketplace. Seek is neither: operators pay a flat £125/month subscription with zero commission on deals. The rent you negotiate is the rent — nothing baked in for a middleman.

Thinking about a broker platform?

We've broken down exactly how Seek differs from the main broker marketplaces — fees, speed, and who earns what on your deal.