THISWAY review

THISWAY provides flexible offices, coworking spaces and meeting venues in Sofia, Bulgaria. Established by Sterling Serviced Office Group, it combines managed offices, private offices, hot-desking and shared work areas with meeting and event space.

The main distinction is how it packages those services: THISWAY says workspace services are offered under one service agreement and invoice. The stated aim is to reduce capital expenditure and simplify office operations, rather than have a business manage every part of its workspace itself.

The offer covers several types of access, from a furnished private office to a coworking desk, day or business pass, or a tailored meeting-room package. The available information does not specify exact locations, office specifications or what each service includes beyond the listed inclusions, so teams should confirm those details when requesting a quote.

THISWAY’s clearest strength is the range of workspace options under one provider. A team can consider private offices, coworking desks, meeting rooms and event space without treating them as entirely separate services. The single agreement and invoice may also simplify administration for organizations that want office services bundled together.

The published offer has options for different group sizes and use cases:

• Private offices are listed for individuals or teams of 1–23 people, with fees including services.
• Coworking is available by desk; the pricing information lists up to 16 desks per location where specified, with fees including services.
• Meeting-room packages are tailored, while event space and day or business passes are also listed with fees including services.

That makes THISWAY worth considering for Sofia-based teams that need a serviced office, occasional meeting space or flexible desk access. The inclusion of services in the listed fees could make comparing total costs easier once THISWAY provides a quote, though the specific services included are not detailed in the available information. We would compare quotes against other local workspace options before choosing.

Price transparency is the main drawback. Rates are provided on request, and monthly and annual prices are not published. There is no published starting price or free plan in the available pricing information, so businesses cannot compare costs from the listed details alone. Ask for a written quote that breaks down the space, included services, billing terms and any additional charges before treating the quoted fee as an all-in cost.

The capacity details are limited, too. Private offices are listed for 1–23 people, while coworking is capped at up to 16 desks per location where specified. That does not establish availability at every location, and the source does not publish a broader capacity range. Meeting-room packages are described as tailored, but no room sizes, rates or package details are listed. Day and business passes are named, but their prices and access terms are not published.

For a business that needs to budget or compare options before contacting providers, those gaps make the shortlist harder to assess. THISWAY is worth a quote, not a decision based on published pricing.

THISWAY does not publish prices for its offices, desks, meeting rooms, event space, or day and business passes. Rates are available on request, so there is no public price ladder to compare and no way to calculate a jump between options from the published information.

The listed private offices accommodate 1–23 people. Coworking offers up to 16 desks per location where specified. The pricing information says fees include services for offices, coworking, event space, and passes; meeting-room packages are tailored. It does not spell out which services are included, so ask for an itemized quote before comparing locations or package sizes. No add-ons are listed, but that does not confirm none are available.

Monthly and annual rates are not published, and the published pricing details list no free plan. Ask whether the quote has a minimum term, deposit, setup fee, or separate charges. The single agreement and invoice may simplify billing, but the contract terms are not published.

Moving to THISWAY is a workspace change, not a software migration: the published information describes managed and private offices, coworking desks, and meeting venues in Sofia, but does not specify data-export tools or a migration process. If you are moving a team, confirm availability, start dates, included services, and how access works before ending an existing arrangement.

The offer is built around one service agreement and invoice. That could reduce admin across workspace services, but it does not tell you the contract length, renewal terms, notice period, deposit, or exit fees. Those details are not published on the vendor's site, so get them in writing before signing—and check what happens if your team size or space needs change.

We have no Reddit posts or user reports in the published material to establish why customers leave THISWAY. Ask for references and a written exit process rather than treating online feedback as verified.