Counters strip — desks, rooms, access hours and members count up as they arrive (sample figures).A coworking space WordPress theme with a floor plan: DEV3 Commonry
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Most coworking websites are brochures: a row of photos, a price list and a contact form. Visitors want something else. They want to know which desks and rooms exist, what each costs by the hour, the day and the month, and whether they can try a day before they commit. DEV3 Commonry is our coworking space WordPress theme built around those questions. This post covers who it suits, how the floor plan works and how to set up a day pass.
Who Commonry is for
- Coworking operators with one or several locations and a mix of hot desks, dedicated desks and private offices.
- Flexible office and studio landlords who rent meeting rooms by the hour.
- Creative hubs and maker spaces that run events and want their members visible.
If you run a single meeting room, a simpler business theme will do. Commonry suits a place with a layout worth showing.
A floor plan drawn from your data
The plan on the home page and the Floor plan page is generated from your Spaces. Each space stores a box on a 1000 by 600 grid and a location; the theme draws one plan per location, with one square per seat for desk zones.
- Hover, focus or tap a space to see seats, hourly, day and monthly rates and its availability.
- Every shape is a link to the space page, so the plan works without JavaScript, and a table lists every space for screen readers.
- Availability is a status you set on each space. It is sample data in the demo; connect your own booking system when you are ready.
Plans with a billing switch
The Pricing Table widget has a Monthly and Yearly switch. Set the yearly price on each plan and the card updates when visitors flip it.
Day passes with a date
The home hero ends with a day-pass bar: a date and a location. It leads to a page that lists the passes for that date. Products in the day-passes and meeting-room-hours categories ask for a date on the product page, and the date follows the order through the cart and checkout.
Meeting-room rates at a glance
A rate table lists every meeting room and pod with seats, hourly, half-day and day rates, and what is in the room.
Community, members and tours
Events appear as date-tile cards, member businesses as text-badge cards (no logos needed) and community managers with their portraits. Visitors book a tour with a form that saves a request and emails the team.
Set it up
- Install the theme and the DEV3 Theme Toolkit, then import the demo from Appearance → DEV3 Demo.
- Replace the demo spaces with your own, with a location and a floor plan box for each.
- Put your passes in the right WooCommerce categories.
- Set the phone, tour link and access note in the Customizer.
Commonry works on its own. If you add a booking or membership plugin, the theme ships compatible styling and a class map in the documentation. All names, prices and availability in the demo are fictional samples.
