If you are setting up a company or going remote, one of the first questions you will ask is: how much does a virtual office cost in Ireland, and what do you actually get for the money? A virtual office gives your business a real, staffed address — for mail, company registration and a professional front — without renting a desk. This guide breaks down virtual office pricing in Ireland for 2026, plan by plan, and shows where Wezoo can connect you to one. For the full picture of the product, see our complete guide to virtual office services.
Short answer: most virtual office plans in Ireland sit between €19 and €175 per month. The exact figure depends on three things — the prestige of the address, the services bundled in, and whether you pay monthly or annually. Below we explain how much does a virtual office cost at each tier so you can match a plan to your business without overpaying.
What is a virtual office?
A virtual office is a business address service. You get a real street address in a staffed building that you can use as your registered office, on your website, and on invoices — plus mail handling and, on higher plans, call answering and occasional access to meeting rooms. You do not get a permanent desk. That separation is the whole point: a credible address and admin support, minus the rent of a physical office.
How much does a virtual office cost in Ireland?
Across Irish providers, a virtual office costs from about €19 per month for a basic business address up to roughly €175 per month for a full package with call answering and meeting-room credits. A simple mail-forwarding address in Dublin can be had for €29 to €40 per month, while premium city-centre addresses with live reception sit at the top of the range. Annual plans often work out cheaper — some start near €299 a year, or about €29 a month.
| Plan type | Typical Ireland price (per month) | What is usually included |
|---|---|---|
| Business / registered address | €19–€40 | Use of the address for registration and post; mail held for collection |
| Address + mail forwarding | €40–€75 | Scanning or forwarding of post, sometimes parcel handling |
| Full virtual office | €75–€175 | Dedicated phone number, live call answering, lounge and meeting-room credits |
Figures above are market reference ranges from third-party Irish providers, not Wezoo prices. Wezoo virtual office pricing is provided on request — see the snapshot below.
Wezoo snapshot — virtual offices in Ireland
- 20+ virtual office and business-address locations listed across the Republic of Ireland
- Available in Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Wexford and beyond
- Market reference price range: €19–€175 per month (third-party providers)
- Top operators: Regus, Iconic Offices, Spaces, HQ
- Wezoo pricing: provided on request — you enquire and receive a tailored quote
What drives the price of a virtual office?
So, how much does a virtual office cost once you look under the bonnet? Three levers move the number. The first is the address itself: a Dublin 2 or IFSC location costs more than a suburban or regional one, because the postcode does work for your brand. The second is service depth — a plain registered address is cheap, but add live call answering, dedicated phone lines and meeting-room hours and the price climbs. The third is contract length. Pay monthly and you keep flexibility; commit annually and most providers shave 10–20% off.
How much does a virtual office cost for a limited company?
For a registered Irish limited company, the practical floor is the cost of a compliant registered-office address — usually €19 to €40 per month. Every Irish company must keep a registered office where official correspondence can be served, and the Companies Registration Office is where that address sits on the public record. Most founders then add mail forwarding so post reaches them wherever they work, which brings the realistic spend to around €40 to €70 per month. Non-resident directors setting up in Ireland tend to choose a full package for the call-answering and on-the-ground presence.
A Georgian-fronted building on the edge of Dublin 2, The Victorians pairs a prestige city address with full reception support — the kind of location founders choose when the postcode itself is part of the pitch. Rated 4.6 out of 5.
For a Cork business address, City Gate Mahon gives you a recognised Regus building on the Mahon peninsula, minutes from the N40. Regional addresses like this usually sit at the lower end of the price range while still carrying a managed-building reputation. Rated 4.4 out of 5.
The Gallery puts a professional Limerick address on your paperwork without a mid-west commute. It is a solid option for sole traders and small companies who want a credible regional base and the flexibility to add services later. Rated 4.4 out of 5.
Is a virtual office worth the cost?
For most early-stage and remote businesses, yes. A virtual office keeps your home address off the public register, gives clients a credible place to send post and meet, and costs a fraction of a desk. The cheapest room costs you the most in wasted credibility. If you only need to compare operators rather than crunch pricing, our roundup of the best virtual office companies in Ireland is the faster route. And if your needs have grown past an address, a virtual office in Dublin or a setup tied to a recognised business address in Ireland can scale with you.
How to estimate your virtual office cost in 4 steps
- Pick the address. Decide whether a city-centre postcode matters or a regional address will do — this sets your baseline.
- List the services you need. Registered address only, or also mail forwarding, call answering and meeting hours?
- Choose your term. Monthly for flexibility, annual for a 10–20% saving.
- Request a quote. Send your shortlist to the operators and compare the all-in monthly figure, including VAT.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a virtual office cost in Ireland per month?
When clients ask how much does a virtual office cost, the honest answer is a range: most plans run from €19 to €175 per month. A basic registered address costs €19–€40, address plus mail forwarding €40–€75, and a full package with call answering €75–€175.
How much does a virtual office cost for a startup?
A startup that only needs a compliant address and mail forwarding typically spends €30 to €70 per month. Annual plans can bring this to around €29 a month.
Can I use a virtual office as my registered company address in Ireland?
Yes. A virtual office address can serve as your registered office for the Companies Registration Office, provided the provider permits company registration and handles your statutory mail.
Are there extra costs beyond the monthly fee?
Sometimes. Watch for VAT, postage or scanning charges on forwarded mail, and a setup or ID-verification fee. Always compare the all-in figure rather than the headline rate.
Is a virtual office cheaper than a physical office?
By a wide margin. A virtual office runs from €19 a month, while a private office in an Irish city centre costs hundreds per person per month. You pay for the address and services, not the floor space.
For more on what reception, mail handling and registration look like in practice, the complete guide to virtual office services covers the full product. Sources worth checking before you register: the Companies Registration Office on registered-office requirements and Citizens Information on starting a business in Ireland.
