Work Hive
resource active confidence: Medium status: Draft updated 2026-08-11
Summary
Work Hive is a locally owned Salt Lake City coworking operator established in 2012 with two locations: Downtown HQ at 56 East Broadway and Sugar House at 774 East 2100 South. The official site emphasizes affordable, flexible workspace with phone rooms, conference rooms, 24-hour access, Google Fiber internet, and community-oriented amenities.
Who It's For
Freelancers, remote workers, and small businesses in the Salt Lake Valley who want flexible coworking or private offices without premium boutique pricing — especially those benefiting from downtown or Sugar House locations.
What It Provides
Open coworking, dedicated desks, private offices, three conference rooms, three phone rooms, lounge and library space, full kitchen with coffee, color printing, bike storage, adjustable-height desks, and 24-hour member access. The downtown HQ (opened 2025) adds expanded meeting space, event space, rooftop terrace, and building gym access per site announcements.
How To Use It
Start with the official website, then confirm current programs before recommending.
- Official website · https://workhiveslc.com/
- Email: hello@workhiveSLC.com
- Startup State listing: https://startup.utah.gov/business-resource/work-hive/
Cost
Membership pricing is presented on the site by location and tier; the downtown move FAQ notes existing members could retain prior rates. Confirm current desk, office, and drop-in pricing on the live site before quoting.
Best Fits
Salt Lake City operators who need reliable coworking infrastructure and community without incubator obligations. A weaker fit for founders seeking free SBDC advising, prototyping shops, or equity fundraising on site.
Evidence
- Official website · https://workhiveslc.com/
- Startup State Resource List source note · https://startup.utah.gov/resources/
Open Questions
- What are current monthly rates for dedicated desk versus private office at each location?
- Is the former 159 West Broadway space still operating as private-office-only?