One location, in Sabzazar, on the west side of the city. A dedicated desk is PKR 12,000 per seat per month, and the floor is open until 2 AM.
Where can I find a coworking space in Lahore?
Workspace by Spiderhunts is a coworking space in Lahore at 2nd Floor, Sarwar Plaza, Block G, near Sabzazar Police Station. A dedicated desk costs PKR 12,000 per month, including fiber internet and backup power. The space is open Monday to Friday, 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM, and serves Sabzazar, Allama Iqbal Town, Multan Road and the surrounding areas.
Almost every coworking space in Lahore sits in the same three or four places — Gulberg, DHA, Johar Town, the odd one on Ferozepur Road. If you live in Sabzazar, Iqbal Town, Samnabad or anywhere along Multan Road, all of those are a forty-minute commute in each direction, and that is on a good day.
Forty minutes each way, five days a week, is somewhere around forty hours a month. For a freelancer billing by the hour, that is not a minor inconvenience — it is a meaningful part of your earnings, spent sitting in traffic on Multan Road.
This space exists because west Lahore has a large and growing population of people who work for clients and employers somewhere else, and almost nowhere local to do it from. The answer was not to build another premium space in Gulberg. It was to put a properly equipped floor where those people already live.
The seat rate covers a dedicated desk and chair reserved for you, high-speed fiber internet, UPS and generator backup power, air conditioning, unlimited tea and coffee, printing and scanning, personal storage, and meeting room access by booking. No separate utility bill, no internet contract in your name, no security deposit on an empty commercial unit.
Two of those matter far more than the rest. The internet has to hold a video call for an hour without dropping, and the power has to survive a load-shedding cut without you noticing. Everything else is comfort. Those two are the reason a paid desk beats a free one at home.
/images/workspace-main-hall.jpgThe main coworking hall, wide, taken in the evening with all lights on and at least a few desks occupied. This is the single most important photo on the site./images/workspace-at-night.jpgThe floor after 10 PM with people still working. This is the proof of the late-hours claim and it is worth getting right.Pricing
PKR 12,000 per seat per month for a dedicated desk. Everything else — private cabins, team offices, the meeting room and the virtual office — is quoted individually.
Coworking seat
PKR 12,000per seat / month
Your own desk in the shared hall, kept for you every working day. Billed monthly — no annual lease, no fit-out, no separate utility bills.
Teams up to 10
Contact for pricing
A private office built around your team. We quote it rather than publishing a rate, because the number genuinely depends on how many people you are seating, the layout, the furniture and how long you need it.
| Plan | Price | Billed | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dedicated Desk (coworking seat) | PKR 12,000 | per seat / month | Freelancers, remote employees, solo operators |
| Private Cabin | Contact for pricing | quoted per cabin | Consultants and anyone on calls all day |
| Custom Team Office (up to 10 people) | Contact for pricing | quoted per team | Agencies, dev teams, support and call-centre teams |
| Meeting Room | Contact for pricing | hourly, included hours for members | Client meetings, interviews, demos |
| Virtual Office (business address) | Contact for pricing | quoted per plan | Registered companies and remote founders |
Options
From a single desk to a private office for a team of ten.
Facilities
The full list. The first two are the ones that decide whether a workspace in Lahore is usable at all.
Timings
The space is open Monday to Friday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM and is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
If you search for a coworking space in Lahore that is open late at night, this is the practical answer. Most spaces in the city close between 8 and 10 PM. Ours runs to 2:00 AM, which covers the entire American morning and most of the UK working day.
We are closed on Saturday and Sunday. If weekend access is essential to how you work, that is worth knowing before you commit rather than after.
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tuesday | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wednesday | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thursday | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Friday | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
We are open Monday to Friday from 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM. The 2:00 AM close falls after midnight, so a Friday evening session runs into the early hours of Saturday morning. Closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Getting here
2nd Floor, Sarwar Plaza, Block G, Near Sabzazar Police Station, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Workspace by Spiderhunts
2nd Floor, Sarwar Plaza, Block G, Near Sabzazar Police Station, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Estimates for off-peak traffic. Add time for the evening rush on Multan Road.
| From | Distance | By car | By bike | Nearest Orange Line station |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sabzazar | inside Sabzazar | under 5 minutes from anywhere in the scheme | 3–8 minutes | Sabzazar Orange Line station |
| Allama Iqbal Town | roughly 3 km, depending on your block | about 10 minutes | 8–12 minutes | Sabzazar or Shahnoor Orange Line station |
| Karim Market | roughly 3 km | about 10 minutes | 8–12 minutes | Sabzazar or Shahnoor Orange Line station |
| Multan Road | a short turn off the Multan Road corridor | 5–15 minutes depending on where you join the road | 5–15 minutes | Sabzazar Orange Line station |
| Samnabad | roughly 6–7 km along Multan Road | 15–20 minutes | 15–20 minutes | Samanabad Orange Line station, four stops from Sabzazar |
| Awan Town | roughly 3–4 km along Multan Road | about 10 minutes | 8–15 minutes | Awan Town Orange Line station, adjacent to Sabzazar station |
| Hassan Town | roughly 4–5 km | about 12 minutes | 10–15 minutes | Wahdat Road or Awan Town Orange Line station |
| Mustafa Town | roughly 5–6 km | about 15 minutes | 12–18 minutes | Wahdat Road Orange Line station |
We operate one location — Block G, Sabzazar — and members travel in from across west Lahore. Each page below has directions, travel times and answers specific to that area.
Decide honestly
It depends entirely on what is currently stopping you from getting work done. If nothing is, keep working from home and save the money.
| Factor | Workspace by Spiderhunts | Working from home | Renting your own office |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | PKR 12,000 per seat, everything included | No rent — but you carry internet, UPS or generator fuel, and cooling | Rent, plus a security deposit, utilities and internet on top |
| Commitment | Monthly | None | Typically a year, with a deposit up front |
| Setup time | Walk in with a laptop | Already set up | Weeks — fit-out, furniture, connections |
| Internet | Shared high-speed fiber, maintained for you | Your own connection, and your own problem when it drops | You arrange and pay for a business line |
| Power backup | UPS and generator on the floor | Whatever you have bought yourself | You buy and fuel your own UPS or generator |
| Scaling up or down | Add or drop seats month to month; custom offices up to 10 people | Not realistic beyond one or two people | Fixed by the lease, whatever your headcount does |
| Late-hours access | Open until 2:00 AM, Monday to Friday | Any hour, in your living space | Your own keys, your own security arrangements |
| Meeting a client | Bookable meeting room | A café, or your living room | Your own space, once you have furnished it |
| Interruptions | A room where everyone is working | Household, doorbell, family | Fully under your control |
The clearest case for paying is when unreliable power or internet is costing you actual work — a dropped client call, a missed deadline, a campaign that failed to upload. At that point PKR 12,000 a month is cheap insurance. The weakest case is someone who works two focused hours a day and has a quiet room at home already. We would rather you visited, looked at the floor and decided honestly than signed up and stopped coming in week three.
Questions
At Workspace by Spiderhunts a coworking seat costs PKR 12,000 per seat per month. That single rate covers the desk, fiber internet, backup power, air conditioning, tea and coffee, printing and scanning, storage and meeting room access. There is no separate charge for utilities or internet.
We are open Monday to Friday, from 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM. The space closes at 2:00 AM, which is after midnight — so a Friday session runs into the early hours of Saturday. Closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Yes. Workspace by Spiderhunts in Sabzazar stays open until 2:00 AM, Monday to Friday. The late window exists for people working with clients and employers in the United States, the United Kingdom and the Gulf, whose working day begins as Lahore's ends.
Yes. The floor runs on UPS with generator backup, and the internet is a high-speed fiber connection. Between them they are the reason most members pay for a desk instead of working from home.
Yes. Workspace by Spiderhunts builds custom private office space for teams of up to 10 people at our Sabzazar location, with the layout, seating and storage planned around how your team works. Pricing is quoted per team — call +92 309 9117651.
Yes. Membership here is monthly, which is the practical difference between a coworking space and a commercial office where you would be signing for a year with a deposit and a fit-out cost.
Members travel to us mainly from Sabzazar, Allama Iqbal Town, Karim Market, the Multan Road corridor, Samnabad, Awan Town, Hassan Town and Mustafa Town. Most of those are a ten to twenty minute journey.
Yes, and you should. Walk in any weekday between 11 AM and 2 AM, or call +92 309 9117651 first so someone is free to show you the floor properly.
Everything else is on the FAQ page.
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Walk in any weekday between 11 AM and 2 AM, or call first so someone is free to show you around properly. Seats are PKR 12,000 per month.
Monday – Friday, 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM. Closed on Saturday and Sunday.