Let’s be real — not every business needs a desk with a skyline view. But pretty much every business does need to look the part. In today’s remote-first world, where flexibility isn’t just a perk but the norm, a virtual address is one of those small changes that make a big difference.
Maybe you’re running your business from the kitchen bench. Maybe you’re building a startup that operates across three cities but doesn’t have a physical office yet. Or maybe you just want your brand to sound a little more “downtown Sydney” and a little less “suburban garage”. That’s where Workspace365 comes in.
So, what’s a virtual address anyway?
In short, it’s a real street address that your business can use on paper, online and with clients, without you having to rent actual office space. Your mail goes there, your company’s registered there, google will recognise it as your verified company addresses and no one needs to know you’re working in trackies from your spare room.
With Workspace365, you get access to premium locations all over Australia — think Clarence Street in Sydney, or West Village in Brisbane. You’re not renting a desk there. You’re getting the benefits of the address, minus the lease.
Why Workspace365?
Because we know it’s not just about the postcode. Our virtual office packages go beyond a fancy-sounding address. You get the option to have your mail sorted and forwarded, access to meeting rooms at discounted rates, if you ever need to meet someone in person, and a real team on-site who can take care of admin stuff like reception and messages.
The process is simple. Choose a location. Pick a plan — maybe you just need the address, or maybe you want extras like mail handling, phone answering or room hire. Sign up online, and boom — your business suddenly looks like it is substantial.
Who’s using virtual addresses?
More people than you think. Freelancers who don’t want to put their home address on ABNs. Startups that need credibility before they scale. Online stores. Consultants. Remote teams. International businesses testing the Aussie market. Anyone who wants to look pro without paying for square metres they’re not using.
It’s a smart move if you value privacy, if you’re growing, or if you’re just not into the idea of working from a traditional office (because, let’s face it, the traffic’s a nightmare anyway).
How it works, step by step
Want to keep things simple? Grab just the address. Need more support? Add mail forwarding or even meeting room access. It’s flexible, and you can scale up or down as your business grows.
Once you’re signed up, the address is yours to use — on your business cards, invoices, website, ASIC forms, the lot. You’ll get updates when the post comes in, and the Workspace365 team will handle it how you want — scan, forward, or store it ‘til you’re ready.
And hey — it’s not just for show. A virtual address can help you separate work from life. No more mixing business mail with online shopping deliveries. No awkward surprises at your front door. Just one less thing to worry about, and one more way to make your business feel like, well… a real business.
Does it actually make a difference?
Totally. It’s one of those behind-the-scenes upgrades that shifts how people see your brand — and how you feel running it. You don’t need a physical office to look professional. You just need to look like you’ve got it all sorted.
And with Workspace365, you kinda do. You’re set up to grow, look sharp, and keep things running smoothly — even if your actual office is a laptop, a coffee mug, and a dog that interrupts zoom calls.
Sometimes all your business needs is a great address — even if you never set foot in the building.