- Locations23
- Offices listed116
- Team sizes1 to 15
- Typical desk rate$823
Servcorp vs The Commons
Servcorp is the larger of the two on Sidespace with 23 Australian locations against The Commons's 20. Servcorp is the cheaper per desk at $823 a month against $975.
Every figure below is counted from the 43 buildings these two operate and the offices they have listed live on Sidespace as at 8 September 2026. Nothing here is editorial and nothing is paid for.
- Locations20
- Offices listed77
- Team sizes2 to 38
- Typical desk rate$975
Side by side
Counted from live listings on 8 September 2026. A dot marks the larger figure, which is a fact rather than a recommendation.
| Servcorp | The Commons | |
|---|---|---|
| Australian locations listed | 23 | 20 |
| Offices listed now | 116 | 77 |
| States and territories | 7 (ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA) | 2 (NSW, VIC) |
| Suburbs covered | 13 | 10 |
| Team sizes catered for | 1 to 15 people | 2 to 38 people |
| Typical rate per desk, per month | $823 | $975 |
| Smallest office by price | $550 | $1,170 |
Where Servcorp leads
- More Australian locations: 23 against 20.
- Wider state coverage, in 7 states and territories.
- Caters for the smallest teams, from 1 person.
- Lower typical desk rate, $823 a month, about 16% under the other.
Where The Commons leads
- Takes larger teams, up to 38 people in one office.
Available now
The largest building each operator runs, with the cheapest office in it where rates are published.
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Method. Locations, offices, team sizes and rates are counted from operator supplied listings live on Sidespace at 8 September 2026, one row per office. Typical desk rate is the median of monthly rent divided by the number of people the office holds. Figures move as stock moves. Republish with attribution to Sidespace.