You signed the lease.
We take the rest.
Ten things a new San Francisco office needs, arranged by us.
Begin the DossierFour minutes. No account, no card.
The ten Services
San Francisco, for a team of 12
Lease
Read, marked up, the deposit held.
$4,900–$16,500 per month
Insurance
Bound to the landlord's terms, certificate issued.
$150–$440 per month
Internet
The carriers that reach the building, ordered and installed.
$190–$650 per month
Access
Readers specified, landlord approved, credentials issued.
$40–$85 per month
Janitorial
Quoted, walked, and held to the standard.
$1,200–$1,600 per month
Trash
Account opened, bins sized, sorting compliant.
$190–$450 per month
Utilities
Accounts transferred, the landlord's share checked.
$210–$800 per month
IT
Cabled, covered in wireless, conference rooms working.
$2,100–$5,300 one time
Furniture
Floor planned, bought, delivered, built.
$7,200–$29,000 one time
Move
Crew booked, dock held, the old space closed.
$1,250–$4,200 one time
Your Dossier states them for your neighbourhood, your headcount, and your arrival date.
The house rate
$2,000 per month, flat, for all ten Services. An office manager in this city costs $85,000–$160,000 a year.
Nothing is charged today. The house opens when the Register reaches 20 San Francisco companies, and the founder serves that cohort by hand.
Not payroll, not healthcare, not HR. Only the ten above.
A maison run by machines
Agents read the city's new-office records and compose the Dossiers. One founder in San Francisco serves the cohort by hand.
Concierge serves San Francisco only. We will not pretend otherwise.