Alt.f coworking, one of India’s fastest-expanding workspace brands, has announced the opening of its new Begumpet coworking centre in Hyderabad, set for December 1, 2025. This premium yet affordable space targets small and micro businesses seeking high-quality offices without steep costs, continuing alt.f’s mission to make design-led workspaces accessible for all.
Alt.f’s Expansion Story
Founded in 2016 by Sarthak Chhabra and Yogesh Arora, alt.f coworking has rapidly grown to national prominence, recently gaining further recognition after appearing on Shark Tank India Season 4. The company’s strategy is to blend modern aesthetics with functionality—providing flexible workspace options that cater to ambitious small businesses.
Premium Design, Sensible Prices
The Begumpet centre reinforces Alt.f’s philosophy of making premium workspace accessible. With pricing from ₹8,500 per seat per month, the space offers open collaborative zones, private offices, and thoughtfully designed layouts intended to boost productivity, focus, and collaboration. Every design choice is meant to foster not just aesthetics, but efficient, inspired workdays for members.
Solving Affordability vs. Quality
Alt.f co-founder Yogesh Arora stated that many small businesses in Hyderabad face a tough trade-off between affordability and a well-designed office. The new Begumpet centre seeks to eliminate this compromise, ensuring small businesses have access to inspiring, well-equipped environments that can drive confidence, growth, and stability.
Strategic Location, Community Focus
Located in Begumpet—one of Hyderabad’s most well-connected neighbourhoods—the centre offers convenient access to commercial and residential hubs and major transport links. This launch marks another chapter in alt.f’s expansion, strengthening its Hyderabad footprint while aiming to serve entrepreneurial communities across India.
The FlexInsights Take
Alt.f’s latest Hyderabad launch is a positive sign that premium, thoughtfully designed coworking spaces are increasingly within reach for startups and small firms. This move could further democratize access to quality work environments—an essential lever for business growth in the city’s evolving flex workspace market.
