Just realized my coworking pass in Bangkok was way overpriced

Someone told me the $300 a month Regus pass was the best deal in the city. Then I found a local spot called Hubba for $150 with better wifi and free coffee. Has anyone else found cheaper alternatives in other big nomad hubs?

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henrys7414d ago

Huh, you know what... I used to think the big chains were always the safe bet too. But your story about Hubba is making me rethink that. I had a Regus pass in Kuala Lumpur last year and it was $250 a month, but the wifi was so slow I had to hotspot from my phone half the time. Really makes you wonder how many of us are just paying for the name instead of actually looking around first.

alicecooper14d ago

I read somewhere that a lot of these coworking chains jack up prices for walk-ins and monthly passes because they know digital nomads don't shop around. Hubba sounds like a solid find though, I've seen people mention similar spots in Chiang Mai where local places undercut the big names by half. Always worth digging into Facebook groups for a city before committing to a big brand like Regus.