What Collective615 does

Collective615 is a women-focused coworking and event venue operating from a single location within L&L Marketplace, a restored 1929 hosiery factory in west Nashville, Tennessee. Founded by Kathy Thomas and opened in 2019 as Nashville's first female-owned and operated coworking space, the company targets female entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and small business owners with a tiered membership model (Co-Working, Community, Conference Rooms, and Dedicated Desks), pay-as-you-go meeting and event space rentals, and a $20 drop-in day pass. The facility spans two levels — a social Market Level and a focused GSD (Get Shit Done) Level — and includes private offices, four named meeting rooms (Dolly, Sara, Lula, Wilma), phone booths, and a 70-guest event space available 7 days per week from 6am to 11:59pm.

The company's revenue model blends recurring subscription memberships with one-time hourly and daily rentals across three core streams: recurring memberships (e.g., $110/month Co-Working, $40/month Community, $85/month Conference Rooms, $465-495/month Dedicated Desks); hourly meeting room rentals ($35-$100/hour); and event space and private office rentals ($50/day to $1,050/month). Distribution is largely self-serve through the Officernd membership and booking platform and a Vyten-powered iOS/Android mobile app, supplemented by Calendly-scheduled tours, Eventbrite-ticketed programming, Instagram organic social, and direct corporate outreach. Regular programming — ConnectHER networking, Member EmPOWER Hour, and topical workshops on branding, mental health, nutrition, and AI/tech — drives community engagement and acquisition.

Operationally, Collective615 is a privately held LLC (Collective615 LLC, Tennessee) with no disclosed external institutional funding, a founder-led team of 1-10 employees, and a partner ecosystem spanning L&L Marketplace (strategic host), Lawson House (website and marketing), Vyten (mobile app), and Officernd (platform), alongside 10+ corporate programming partners spanning photography, events, furniture, and interior design. The business carries meaningful single-location and single-real-estate-partner concentration risk, and no AI/ML capability, proprietary technology, patents, or external funding is evidenced in the available data.

Name

Collective615

Legal name

Collective615 LLC

Website

https://collective615.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2019

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Collective615 is a women-focused coworking and event space in Nashville, Tennessee, operating from a restored 1929 hosiery factory in L&L Marketplace. It offers tiered memberships, meeting room rentals, and event space targeting female entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Nashville

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

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

Revenue model

1. Coworking Memberships: Monthly and annual memberships providing access to co-working space, meeting rooms, phone booths, kitchen facilities, and community programming. Tiers include Co-Working ($110/month or $1,200/year), Community ($40/month or $395/year), and Conference Rooms ($85/month).
2. Meeting & Conference Room Rentals: Hourly rental of conference rooms (Dolly $100/hr, Sara $80/hr) and team rooms (Wilma/Lula $35/hr). Private offices available at $50/day, $225/week, or $1,050/month. Non-members can book directly online.
3. Event Space Rentals: Full event space rental for private gatherings accommodating up to 70 guests. Members receive 50% off weekend rentals and special weekday evening rates. Event space available 7 days a week 6am-11:59pm.
4. Day Passes: $20 drop-in pass for single-day access to co-working space including WiFi, coffee, tea, kombucha, phone booths, and parking. Meeting rooms available at additional hourly fee.
5. Dedicated Desk Memberships: Reserved personal desk with monitor, filing cabinet, and standing desk. 6-month contract at $495/month or 12-month at $465/month. Includes conference room credits, guest passes, and full amenity access.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Collective615 operates a women-focused coworking and event space in Nashville, Tennessee, offering tiered monthly and annual memberships (Co-Working, Community, and Conference Rooms), conference and team room rentals, dedicated desks, private offices, drop-in day passes, and a large event venue. The space also hosts recurring community programming — including networking events, empowerment sessions, and workshops — designed to support female entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and on-the-go professionals.

Product overview

Collective615 is a women-focused coworking and event space in Nashville, Tennessee, operating from a historic 1929 hosiery factory in L&L Market. The company offers a tiered membership model with three primary categories: Co-Working memberships (monthly and yearly) providing workspace access across two levels; Community memberships (monthly and yearly) focused on educational programming and networking; and Conference Rooms membership for on-demand meeting space access. Core offerings include flexible drop-in day passes, dedicated desks for individuals seeking permanent workspace, and private offices for teams. The portfolio also encompasses bookable meeting rooms (The Dolly, The Sara, The Lula, and The Wilma) and a large Market Level Event Space accommodating up to 70 guests. The company hosts regular programming including ConnectHER networking events and Member EmPOWER Hours, along with workshops and panel events. A mobile app enables member engagement and space management.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Co-Working Membership Monthly and annual membership that grants access to the Collective615 workspace for individual members, including use of the GSD and Market Level areas, with annual billing offered at a discount over monthly.
• Community Membership Monthly and annual membership tier providing community-oriented access to Collective615, intended for members who value networking and programming alongside workspace access.
• Conference Rooms Membership Monthly membership tier that provides members with booking access to Collective615's conference and team rooms for meetings and presentations.
• FOMO Drop-In Pass Single-day drop-in access to Collective615 for visiting professionals, priced at $25, intended for those needing one-time workspace access without a recurring membership.
• The Dolly Conference Room Bookable conference room at Collective615 with a capacity of up to 16 guests, equipped with Apple TV for presentations and video calls.
• The Sara Conference Room Bookable conference room at Collective615 accommodating up to 14 guests, equipped with Apple TV for presentations and video conferencing.
• Lula / Wilma Team Rooms Pair of breakout team rooms at Collective615, each accommodating up to 6 guests, available for hourly rental at $35/hr for small group meetings and breakout sessions.
• Private Office Dedicated private office space at Collective615 for members or small teams needing a secure, enclosed workspace.
• Dedicated Desk Permanently assigned desk within Collective615's GSD Level for members who want a consistent workspace without a full private office.
• Market Level Event Space Large-scale event venue at Collective615 accommodating up to 50 guests, available for corporate events, branded activations, social gatherings, and workshops.
• ConnectHER Networking Event Recurring networking event at Collective615 designed to connect female members and guests for professional relationship-building and peer support.
• Member EmPOWER Hour Recurring empowerment and educational session for Collective615 members, focused on personal and professional development topics.
• Vision Board Workshop Annual workshop hosted at Collective615 guiding attendees through creating a vision board for personal and professional goal-setting.
• Collective615 Mobile App Branded mobile application powered by Vyten that enables Collective615 members to manage bookings, access the space, and engage with the community on the go.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Lawson HousecoreTechnology or IntegrationLawson House is a full-service marketing agency that designed and maintains the Collective615 website. They power the website credit and have developed an ongoing relationship as a member and event sponsor. Caroline Lewis, CEO of Lawson House, conducts website and branding workshops at the space.
• VytencoreTechnology or IntegrationVyten developed the Collective615 mobile app for iOS and Android platforms, providing members with mobile access to the coworking space.
• OfficerndcoreTechnology or IntegrationOfficernd provides the membership management platform, member portal, room booking system, and member login infrastructure for Collective615's operations.
• Music City TentsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner providing tent rentals for events at Collective615.
• National Business FurnitureminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner providing furniture for the coworking space.
• Copper Heart CreativeminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner listed on Collective615's partners page.
• Kathy Thomas PhotographyminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner and photographer for Collective615 events and marketing materials. Also serves as professional photography location.
• Laurie DeAnne EventsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner for event planning and coordination.
• West InteriorsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner providing interior design services for the space.
• BTEnashminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner listed on Collective615's partners page.
• NotedminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCorporate programming partner listed on Collective615's partners page.
• L&L MarketplacecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHistoric 1929 restored hosiery factory housing Collective615. Provides ecosystem of shopping, dining, fitness, florals, and beauty services within the building. Partnered location offering Collective615 members exclusive discounts and benefits at tenant businesses.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Hera Hub: Franchise-based coworking and business accelerator network designed for women entrepreneurs, offering shared workspace, meeting rooms, and programming. Closely comparable to Collective615 in target customer (female founders/solopreneurs) and bundled workspace-plus-community offering.
• The Riveter: Women-focused coworking and community operator with multiple U.S. locations offering memberships, event programming, and educational content. Most directly comparable peer to Collective615's women-anchored positioning and programming-led engagement model.

Broad incumbents

• Spaces (IWG): International coworking and flexible office brand under IWG offering memberships, meeting rooms, and event space. Comparable to Collective615's meeting room and event space rental products, though Spaces does not differentiate on women-focused community programming.
• WeWork: Largest global coworking operator with multi-location presence including Nashville. Comparable as the dominant incumbent competing for the same meeting-room, dedicated-desk, and event-space demand, though it lacks the women-focused specialization.
• Industrious: Premium flexible office and coworking operator with national footprint serving enterprise and SMB tenants. Comparable as a coworking competitor in the broader Nashville market, though it does not specialize in the women-focused niche.

Emerging players

• Novel Coworking: Boutique coworking operator acquiring and repositioning underutilized Class B office buildings into flexible workspaces. Comparable as a coworking competitor targeting similar SMB/professional demand with a comparable meeting-room-and-membership revenue mix.
• Office Evolution: Franchise-based coworking and virtual office provider serving SMBs with private offices, meeting rooms, and shared workspace. Comparable as a small-format coworking operator with subscription membership and hourly room rental models.
• Make Office: Boutique coworking and private office provider with locations in secondary U.S. markets, offering memberships, dedicated desks, and meeting rooms. Comparable to Collective615's mix of membership tiers and meeting-room rentals in mid-sized-city markets.

Others

• Liquidspace: Online marketplace that aggregates underutilized meeting rooms, event venues, and coworking space for hourly and daily booking. Comparable as a distribution and discovery layer for the same hourly meeting room and event space inventory Collective615 sells.

Regional players

• Workfrom: Remote work and coworking directory/community focused on helping professionals find workspace, including a curated Nashville coworking list. Comparable as a Nashville-specific competitor for the same target persona of remote workers, freelancers, and small teams.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/collective615
• Instagraminstagram.com/collective615
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/collective615

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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