CoworkingView (CoworkingView MCP)

Looking for a desk or a private office usually means a dozen browser tabs and a spreadsheet. CoworkingView's MCP server moves that search into an AI assistant. You paste https://mcp.coworkingview.com/mcp into Claude, Cursor or another MCP client, then ask for spaces in a city. According to the MCP page there's no sign-up, no API key and nothing the server can change, because every tool is read-only.

The search tool filters by city and zone, or by price range, workspace type or amenities. The page's own example result is a Regus office in Berlin Mitte from €469 a month. There's also a REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 description. Reads need no key and are limited to 120 requests a minute.

The MCP server sits on top of a larger comparison site for coworking spaces, private offices and meeting rooms. On November 11, 2026 the home page counted 1,181 spaces across 277 cities. Per the API page, the price index and catalogue data are licensed CC BY 4.0, so you can reuse the figures with credit.

Prices need a caveat. They're the operators' starting figures, and under the terms CoworkingView doesn't warrant the accuracy of operator data. Use them to build a shortlist, then confirm with the space.

The about page spells out the business model. Companies searching pay nothing. When an introduction leads to a contract, the operator pays CoworkingView a commission. Keep that in mind when you read a shortlist, because the site earns from some of the spaces it lists.

The privacy policy, effective October 28, 2026, names the controller as Carlos Javier Müller González of CoworkingView in Berlin, and the site describes itself as run by a licensed real estate broker. The policy also covers an on-site AI assistant that uses Google Gemini.

If you already work inside Claude or Cursor and have an office move coming up, adding the server takes one paste and is worth a try.