Every building is different — by size, by tech state, by what's already installed, by which modules matter. So Honeycomb prices around outcomes, not seat counts. Below is how the model works. The actual number for your building lives in a thirty-minute conversation with an operator.
The platform is priced per square foot, anchored to the NOI it lifts. Services carry their own payback economics. A third path — Cue, our coworking brand — is a partnership conversation, not a line item.
Honeycomb's software — parking, access, amenities, communications, payments, and insights — sold as a per-square-foot subscription.
The physical layer Honeycomb runs on — fiber, networks, power, and master systems integration for development projects. Each service has its own payback story.
Cue is our coworking brand. In buildings with the right footprint and the right ownership posture, we bring Cue in as the coworking operator. That's not a Honeycomb price — it's a partnership conversation about space, lease terms, and how Cue and the building plug into the same platform.
Read about Cue →Honeycomb quotes are tailored. These are the five things we work through with you so the number we send back is one you can actually defend internally.
Office, mixed-use, multi-family-with-amenity. PSF subscription scales with size; module emphasis varies by class.
Existing access systems, parking hardware, networks. We wrap and integrate where we can. Replacement is only where the math says replace.
Most deployments lead with parking. Some lead with access or amenity. Module choice changes the deployment plan and the priced scope.
Are we adding internet-as-a-service? Auditing the electrical system for power-quality install? Specifying a base tech stack for a new build? Each service plugs in independently.
When does your current parking contract end? What about your access vendor? We sequence the deployment around real dates, not aspirational ones.
The short answer: every building is different enough that a published price would either be wrong, misleading, or both. A 100,000 sf office with no existing access system and a 700,000 sf mixed-use with two prior PropTech stacks are different problems. Quoting one number creates more friction in the conversation than it removes.
The longer answer: we'd rather show you the math on your building — what NOI we project, what services pay for themselves, what the deployment timeline looks like — and let the price land where the work is. The pricing model above tells you what we charge for. The quote conversation tells you how much.
Thirty minutes with an operator. We'll run the math on your building and tell you honestly whether Honeycomb is a fit.