A coworking membership startup has expanded its partner network to more than 100 locations across 24 states, giving remote teams access to professional office space from California to New York.
Karly Lamm, Zentry Pass CEO
“Zentry Pass has grown to more than 100 coworking partner locations,” founder and CEO Karly Lamm told bizblip. “We are in 24 states and 63 cities.”
The company’s expansion strategy targets major metro areas where remote workers already live. Members can book professional workspace at partner locations without committing to long-term leases.
Zentry Pass provides companies with a single membership that lets employees reserve workspace at partner coworking spaces — helping remote teams meet in person, collaborate and maintain routine without managing separate agreements across multiple offices. The company currently operates in California, Nevada, Texas, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania and others.
Founded in July 2025, Zentry Pass is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri and operates with two full-time employees, including the founder and her co-founder, CTO Terry Hammett. The company is bootstrapped and has funded its national expansion entirely through operating revenue.
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