Use cases
Who it's for
Some of the people we had in mind when we built Circle Ground, and what each of them would book.
When the power goes and the generator next door starts, he books a quiet desk for the afternoon.
Books: A desk with backup power, by the hour
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She meets clients in a small meeting room instead of at her dining table.
Books: A meeting room for two hours
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She doesn't have a studio in every city she works in, so she books one by the hour.
Books: A photo studio by the hour
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Some sessions have eight people and some have thirty, so he books a room the right size each time.
Books: A training room for the day
See workshop spacesHer flat is too small for her beadwork, so she books a workshop every Saturday.
Books: A small workshop on Saturdays
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His team of five works from home and books a room when they need to be together.
Books: A room for the team, now and then
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She lists the office in her boys' quarters for the weeks she's away.
Lists: Her home office, while she travels
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He lists his workshop for the evenings and Sundays he doesn't use it.
Lists: His workshop, evenings and Sundays
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On quiet days it fills its empty desks with day passes and hourly bookings.
Lists: Day passes and hourly desks
List your spaceBetween his own shoots, he lists his studio for other photographers and video crews.
Lists: His studio, between his own shoots
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Book for one, or for twelve
Some spaces are a single desk. Others fit a whole team. Check how many people a space holds, then book it once for everyone.
You pay for the room, not per head.
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