Top 3 key points to review when signing your new office licence agreement.

Signing any agreement can be stressful, especially when it is for your businesses. Here are the top 3 key points to review when signing you next licence agreement.

Our first key point is a simple one – Review your details. Many people become used to seeing their details that they don’t fully check, is the dot in the correct place on your email? Is the contact number correct? Is your full name and not your nickname on the agreement?

Secondly, does this licence agreement have any hidden costs? Such as setup fees? Many serviced offices try their best to give you all the information in one place and a simple for you to find. Ensure you take the time to review the terms and conditions on your individual agreement to see what additional fees you maybe agreeing to. Such as extra for tea and coffee? Swap cards and office keys? Set up of an account?

At Regal Court Business Centre, we are proud to say that we do not have any hidden fees! Help yourself to unlimited tea & coffee in one of our 5 break out areas, keys and fobs are free to be issued to all members of staff and no set up fees!  Our office rent includes service charge, provision of furniture, heating & air conditioning, light & power, office cleaning, use of all common facilities, manned reception, and the building access 24/7 via a secure door access system.

Finally what are your rights as the customer if you need to cancel this licence agreement at any time, what is the procedure? Are there any early exit costs? With many Serviced Office providers licence agreements ready to go and offer same day move in, are you tied in your new licence agreement for 3 months if you wish to leave?

This can be a deal breaker for some businesses who require flexibility!

This is why at the core of Regal Court Business Centre we believe that we are here to support business with no complicated or fixed licence agreements, with are here to make your office journey simple! With easy in and out terms such as a one-month deposit and one month notice period, it is as simply as it sounds!

The next time you review your licence agreement, follow these 3 key points when reviewing your next offices licence agreement.