What Project 3810 does

Project 3810 is a product innovation hub and Certified Business Incubator headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, operating from a 45,000 square foot I2-zoned manufacturing campus on North Tulsa Avenue just off historic Route 66. Founded in 2017, the company combines physical workspace infrastructure (coworking, fabrication lab, commercial kitchen and brewery facilities, and event venues) with structured entrepreneur development programs (incubator, accelerator, and engage/community programming). The company's reported footprint includes 100 members, 40 resident businesses, 8 incubator companies, and an aggregate $13.5M in member annual revenue.

The core technology is physical rather than digital: a multi-level fabrication lab exceeding 3,000 square feet with progressive shop certification (Workshop, Tech Shop with 3D printers and laser cutters, Wood Shop, Metal Shop), a 150-person Assembly Center with content production infrastructure, and tailored turnkey facilities for food, beverage, and creative industries. The hub is licensed as a Certified Business Incubator by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, enabling qualifying participants an Oklahoma state tax exemption on business earnings for up to 10 years.

Project 3810 generates revenue through six main streams: tiered coworking memberships ($50-$250/month plus customized Residence pricing), Fabrication Lab memberships ($20 day pass to $200/month Builder tier), incubator and accelerator program fees ($125-$750 depending on track and membership status), short-term office rentals ($15/hour to $150/week), event and venue rentals, and a three-tier partnership program ($5,000-$25,000 annually). The go-to-market approach is community-driven, anchored by events such as Startup Grind OKC, Launch & Learn workshops, Build Nights, and referral pipelines through 12+ regional ecosystem partners. Customers are concentrated in three primary verticals: Product and Manufacturing, Food and Beverage, and Arts/Media/Entertainment, with secondary segments of early-stage entrepreneurs, growth-stage companies, and remote workers.

Name

Project 3810

Legal name

Project 3810, LLC

Website

https://project3810.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2017

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Project 3810 is an Oklahoma City product innovation hub and Certified Business Incubator offering coworking, fabrication lab access, incubator/accelerator programs, and event venues from a 45,000 sq ft I2-zoned campus, serving early-stage manufacturing, food/beverage, and creative entrepreneurs.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Business Incubator & Makerspace

akta.pro primary industry

Makerspace, Innovation Lab & Fab Lab Operations (Tools, Safety, Programming) (EDAEAGAI)

Keywords

• Business incubator services
• Makerspace and fabrication
• Coworking workspace
• Startup accelerator programs
• Entrepreneurship community

Headquarters

HQ city

Oklahoma City

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Fabrication Lab Memberships: Membership-driven access to fabrication equipment and workspace. Four tiers: Day Pass ($20), Tinker ($65/mo), Maker ($125/mo), Builder ($200/mo). Membership runs 12 months with cancellation flexibility. Additional revenue from storage lockers ($15/mo) and pallet rack storage ($25/mo)
2. Coworking and Workspace Memberships: Flexible coworking memberships including Drop-In ($50/mo), Flex ($100/mo), Anytime ($175/mo), Dedicated Desk ($250/mo), and Residence (variable pricing). Short-term office rentals at $15/hr, $50/day, $150/week. Revenue from business address and mailing services
3. Incubator Programs: One-year residence-based incubator program requiring Dedicated Desk or Residence membership ($100/mo program fee). Onramp early-stage program at $250/mo for non-members or $125/mo for members. Oklahoma Department of Commerce Certified Business Incubator status qualifies participants for state tax exemption on business earnings up to 10 years
4. Accelerator Programs: Cohort-based accelerator programs: Founder Bootcamp ($200 one-time) and Founder Sprint ($500-$750 depending on membership status). Programs currently closed with Fall 2026 reopening
5. Venue and Event Space Rental: Rental of Assembly Center (150 capacity), Training Bay (20 capacity), Conference Bay (10 capacity), Podcast Bay (5 capacity), and Workshop spaces. Additional revenue from member events and external bookings
6. Partnership Programs: Three partnership tiers: Impact Partners ($25,000/year), Program Partners ($10,000/year), Community Partners ($5,000/year or in-kind). Named partnership opportunities available

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels10 records

Core offering

Project 3810 operates a 45,000 square foot I2-zoned product innovation hub in Oklahoma City combining coworking workspace, a multi-level Fabrication Lab (Workshop, Tech Shop, Wood Shop, Metal Shop) with 3D printers and laser cutters, business incubator and accelerator programs, commercial kitchen and brewery facilities, shipping/warehousing infrastructure, and a 150-person event venue. It sells tiered memberships, program enrollment, venue rentals, and corporate partnerships to entrepreneurs, startups, and small manufacturers in the OKC region.

Product overview

Project 3810 is a product innovation hub and certified business incubator offering a platform-plus-services architecture. The core offering combines physical workspace infrastructure (Work Bay coworking, Fabrication Lab makerspace, venue/meeting spaces) with entrepreneurial development programs (Founder Studio incubator programs, Accelerator programs, Engage community programs). Members access tiered membership plans scaling from $50/month Drop-In Cowork to custom Residence pricing, with the Fabrication Lab offering separate memberships from $20 day passes to $200/month Builder tier. The hub serves product/manufacturing, food/beverage, and arts/media/entertainment industries from its 45,000 sq ft Oklahoma City facility.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Work Bay (Coworking Memberships) Dynamic coworking workspace offering flexible membership options from Drop-In daily access ($50/month) through Flex ($100/month), Anytime ($175/month) with 24/7 access, Dedicated Desk ($250/month), and custom Residence tiers. Includes business address, mailing services, meeting credits, and discounts on workshop and event space rentals. Targeted at remote workers, freelancers, hybrid professionals, and small businesses needing workspace without long-term office commitments.
• Fabrication Lab (Fab Lab OKC) Over 3,000 square feet of open build space with multi-level shop access (Workshop, Tech Shop with 3D printers and laser cutters, Wood Shop, Metal Shop) offered via tiered memberships from Day Pass ($20) to Tinker ($65/month, 20 hours, Level 1 access), Maker ($125/month, 40 hours, Levels 1-2), and Builder ($200/month, 80 hours, all levels plus dedicated storage and priority equipment access). Targeted at hobbyists, product developers, makers, and small manufacturers.
• Founder Studio (Incubator Programs) Entrepreneurial support programs including Onramp (one-year advising program for first-time founders at $250/month non-members, $125/month Cowork members, waived for Dedicated Desk/Residence members) and the Incubator (residence-based one-year program for revenue-generating companies with $100,000+ ARR, $100/month plus membership cost). Oklahoma Department of Commerce Certified Business Incubator status qualifies Incubator participants for state tax exemption on business earnings for up to 10 years.
• Accelerator Programs (Founder Bootcamp & Founder Sprint) Cohort-based accelerator programs: Founder Bootcamp ($200 one-time, four-part idea validation covering Ideation, Discovery, Validation, Planning) and Founder Sprint ($500 for members, $750 for non-members, eight-week business accelerator covering business models, revenue, legal, accounting, funding, and growth). Targeted at aspiring and early-stage founders. Applications closed at time of source; reopening Fall 2026.
• Venue Spaces Meeting and event spaces including the Assembly Center (2,000+ sq ft, 150-person capacity with 145-inch display, projector, portable lectern), Training Bay (20 capacity with smart TV and whiteboard), Conference Bay (10 capacity), Podcast Bay (5 capacity with lighting and content production equipment), and Workshop space. Available for hourly, daily, and event rentals to external organizations and members for conferences, corporate training, interviews, content shoots, and professional recordings.
• Engage Programs (Community Programming) Community programming including Startup Grind OKC (monthly founder conversations), Launch & Learn monthly workshops, ThinkBiz Meetups (weekly referral networking), Build Nights (monthly no-cost Fab Lab access), Shop Talks (low-cost introductory maker sessions), Legal Clinic (no-cost drop-in legal services via OCU Collaborative Clinic), Author Spotlight events, Artist Mixers, and Global Entrepreneurship Week activities. Targeted at the OKC entrepreneur community for ecosystem engagement and lead generation.

Quantifiable outcome

• Member businesses generate $13.5M in annual revenue combined
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

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API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Idea Forge FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2017Nonprofit organization supporting development of statewide network of fabrication labs and makerspaces in Oklahoma. Co-leads Open Innovation Lab (OIL) initiative for open-source hardware research and civic technology at Project 3810.
• Launch Rural OKcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStatewide consortium committed to supporting rural entrepreneurs and small business owners across Oklahoma. Referrer of rural entrepreneurs to Project 3810 ecosystem.
• OKBIA (Oklahoma Business Incubators Association)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStatewide association of certified business incubators in Oklahoma. Provides certification pathway enabling Project 3810 to offer state tax exemption benefits to incubator participants.
• VEST (Vest)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerExecutive coaching and peer network for women. Provides professional development resources to female entrepreneurs within Project 3810 ecosystem.
• ThinkBiz SolutionsminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorLocal referral club for entrepreneurs and small business owners operating weekly networking meetups at Project 3810 venue.
• Startup Grind OKCcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorGlobal organization's Oklahoma City chapter hosted at Project 3810. Monthly events featuring candid conversations with founders and ecosystem leaders, creating community engagement and lead generation for the hub.
• Skyline StudiosminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorRecording studio in Oklahoma City. Partner for content production needs of Project 3810 members and events.
• Launch OKC MetrominorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCommunity platform connecting entrepreneurs and small business owners to support resources in OKC metropolitan area.
• TechlahomaminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAssociation of Oklahoma's tech talent. Connects technology entrepreneurs and professionals to Project 3810 ecosystem.
• Oklahoma Department of CommercecoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorState's economic development agency providing official certification for business incubator status. Enables Project 3810 to qualify participant companies for state tax exemption benefits.
• OCAST (Oklahoma Center for Advancement of Science and Technology)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorState agency supporting science and technology advancement. Connects researchers and innovators to Project 3810 resources.
• The Collaborative Clinic (Oklahoma City University School of Law)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLaw school clinic providing no-cost, drop-in legal services for startups, entrepreneurs, and nonprofits at Project 3810. Covers entity formation, contracts, IP protection, and other legal matters.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Others

• Idealab: Long-running technology startup studio that creates and launches companies. Compares thematically as a structured entrepreneurship-support platform, though it operates as a company-creation studio rather than a workspace operator.

Direct peers

• Artisan's Asylum: Large makerspace in Somerville, MA offering multi-level shop certifications, memberships, classes, and studio rentals. Closest direct peer on the fabrication-lab side, with similar progressive certification, equipment-access monetization, and class/event programming.
• 1871: Chicago-based hybrid technology hub and business incubator that combines coworking space, accelerator programming, and corporate partnerships. Directly comparable as a regional innovation hub that monetizes a mix of memberships, programs, and partner sponsorships.
• Galvanize: Multi-city campus that combines coworking, bootcamp education, and event programming under one roof. Comparable as a hybrid workspace-plus-learning facility with tiered memberships and programming revenue.
• Impact Hub: Global network of locally-rooted innovation hubs combining workspace, incubator programming, and community events. Directly comparable mission and operating model to Project 3810's hub-plus-programs structure.
• TechPlace: Regional makerspace/incubator hybrid offering coworking, fabrication equipment, and entrepreneurship programming. Comparable as a smaller-scale, community-anchored makerspace-plus-incubator facility.

Broad incumbents

• WeWork: Largest global coworking operator offering flexible memberships, dedicated desks, and event space. Comparable for the coworking and event-venue monetization streams, but does not offer industrial zoning, fabrication equipment, or incubator programming.
• Techstars: Global accelerator network running cohort-based programs with corporate sponsors. Comparable for the accelerator and partner-revenue streams that Project 3810 has paused, but operates at much larger scale and geographically distributed.
• Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC): Large-scale operator of multi-tenant innovation campuses housing startups, corporate innovation teams, and venture funds. Comparable at the campus level — multi-program, partner-driven, subscription-based — but significantly larger and more geographically diversified.

Regional players

• i2E (Innovation to Enterprise): Oklahoma-focused venture development organization supporting entrepreneurs through funding, mentoring, and programming. Comparable as a regional entrepreneurship infrastructure player in the same Oklahoma ecosystem, though focused more on capital and mentoring than physical workspace.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance1 record

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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