You don't learn entrepreneurship from a book. You learn it by doing, trying, and sometimes starting over. Inqubator is the place where that is encouraged. A co-working space and community for early-stage entrepreneurs who want to build their idea.
Inqubator is first and foremost a place to work. Here you’ll find flexible and dedicated desks in a shared co-working space. An open environment where you can easily sit down, listen in, or ask a question. Working side by side is precisely what sparks conversations, insights, and collaborations that you wouldn’t easily get behind your laptop alone.
You don't have to build your business alone. The community is the beating heart of Inqubator. You'll connect with other entrepreneurs, students, coaches, and partners who understand what you're running up against. There is room to spar, share experiences, and help each other move forward—sometimes during organized moments, but often just casually in between.
At Inqubator, you grow at your own pace. You can rely on guidance, coaching, or training whenever you need it, but nothing is mandatory. The real power lies in the combination: working, learning, and developing all in one place. This creates an environment where experimenting is normal, and development naturally becomes part of your entrepreneurship.
At Inqubator, you pay per person for a workspace. A flexible workspace costs €100 per month, which includes business registration (KvK address). If you prefer your own dedicated desk, the rate is €250 per month. Registering solely as a postal address is also possible for €50 per month. All options include coffee, internet, and access to shared facilities such as meeting rooms.
Inqubator is designed for early-stage entrepreneurs and startups. People with an idea, prototype, or young business who want to build, learn, and grow and prefer doing it together rather than alone.
No. An officially registered company is not a requirement, but it is something you should be working towards in the short term. We focus on entrepreneurs who are registered with the Chamber of Commerce (KvK) or plan to start soon. This ensures that we can provide concrete guidance and take real steps forward together.
Yes, absolutely. We have gathered a dedicated group of professionals around us whom we can bring in. From photographers and videographers to copywriters and SEO specialists.
Inqubator is designed for entrepreneurs in the startup and growth phases. This ranges from idea generation and validation to securing first clients, growth, and building a team. You are actively building, adjusting, and learning by doing. At Inqubator, you can work alongside your co-founders and, when the time is right, your first employee. If your company continues to grow further, there is also room within the building to scale up to your own private office.
At Inqubator, you can choose between flexible workspaces and dedicated desks. You work in a shared co-working space alongside other entrepreneurs, making it easy to drop by each other's desks and let conversations and collaborations unfold naturally.
The most important form of guidance at Inqubator comes from the community itself. Every day, you work alongside other entrepreneurs dealing with the same questions and challenges. By brainstorming, sharing experiences, and helping each other move forward, you learn quickly and practically. In addition, you can make use of coaching, training sessions, and the knowledge of experts within Inqubator's network. You choose what you need and the pace at which you grow.
Yes. We brainstorm with you about your idea, business model, and next steps. We help you make choices and bring direction so that your plans become concrete and actionable.
Yes. We help you gain insight into funding options and subsidies that fit your stage and plans. Where necessary, we guide you through the process or connect you with the right parties.
Where appropriate, yes. Inqubator excels at making connections. Whenever possible, we will introduce you to other entrepreneurs, experts, partners, and sometimes even your first clients. However, you will still need to actively drive your own sales, of course.