What it is
Mindhub is a full-service coworking space in Baltimore built for ambitious teams, remote workers and startups that do not have their own office. It describes its focus as productivity, collaboration and community. Its first member is Mindgrub, an agency and consultancy that works on mobile and web apps, AI, UX, marketing and emerging technology, so members share the building with an established Baltimore tech firm.
Membership and pricing
Mindhub publishes its rates on its homepage. Listed options include:
- Open Floor Workspace: starting at $350 per month per individual.
- Single Private Office: for teams of 1 to 2, $800 to $1,000 per month.
- Large Private Office: for teams of 4 or more, $2,500 to $3,000 per month.
- Custom Workspace: a mix of private and collaborative space, priced on request.
- Conference Room: for 2 to 20 people, $75 per hour with a 3-hour minimum.
Day passes are mentioned on the site, but no day pass price is listed, so ask when you contact the team.
What it offers founders
Amenities listed on the site include free covered parking near I-395 and I-695, 24/7 badge access to a secured building, high-speed internet, Zoom-ready conference rooms, private phone booths, free snacks and drinks including coffee and tea, showers, a wellness room and on-site mail handling by the office manager. The space also offers flexible event space and hosts networking events. A testimonial on the site notes that the space is dog-friendly. For an early-stage team, the combination of private offices sized for 1 to 2 people and larger offices for 4 or more people means you can start small and move into a bigger room as you hire.
How to engage
Mindhub does not publish a street address, phone number or email on its homepage. The main way to get in touch is the contact form on the site, which also lets you book a free tour. Mindhub says it hosts networking opportunities, expert panel series, community initiatives and live music events; check its upcoming events page for what is currently scheduled, since it may show no events between postings.
Why it matters in the DMV ecosystem
Mindhub adds a drive-friendly option to Baltimore's coworking market, with free parking and highway access that suit founders commuting from the suburbs. Being co-located with a working tech agency can also be useful for founders who want to be around designers and developers. Before committing, confirm current pricing, the exact location and what is included in each membership during a tour, since the site lists both included and paid conference room use.






