Montreal Virtual Office: 14 Business Addresses (2026)

A Montreal virtual office is a street address you can put on a letterhead, an invoice and a website, in a building with staff who sign for your post, without renting a desk in it. This guide lists all fourteen of them on Wezoo, with the district, the operator, the plan ladder and a working link for each. For the rest of the country, Wezoo’s complete guide to virtual offices in Canada covers every city. Cet article existe aussi en francais.

Fourteen is the whole set on the island, not a shortlist. Ten of the addresses carry a Montreal postal city, two are in Verdun, one in Saint-Laurent and one in Saint-Leonard. One thing to settle before you read on: a virtual office is requested, never booked by the hour.

What does a Montreal virtual office cost?

Every one of the fourteen addresses sells the same four step ladder, and the steps are easier to compare once you know what separates them.

The first step is the business address itself, with mail handling and parcel handling. That is the plan most people mean by a Montreal virtual office, and it runs from C$85 a month at 5455 De Gaspe Avenue in Mile End to C$155 a month at 500 Place d’Armes and 75 Queen Street. The second step adds call answering on top of the address, from C$205 to C$289. The third adds access to the coworking floor, from C$305 to C$439.

The fourth step is the one worth pointing at, because it does not move. Call answering sold on its own, without an address attached, is C$139 a month at all fourteen buildings, from Mile End to Anjou. The address is what you are paying a premium for in Montreal. The phone is priced the same everywhere.

That also sets a trap at two addresses. At 500 Place d’Armes and at 75 Queen Street the cheapest plan on the page is not the address plan, it is the C$139 phone plan, and the address starts above it at C$155. Everywhere else the address plan is the cheapest thing in the building. Read what the plan contains before you read the figure.

Every plan at every address carries a one month minimum term. Those figures are starting prices, so treat them as floors rather than quotes.

Is a Montreal business address accepted for company registration?

This is the question the search results argue about, so here is the honest answer rather than a confident one.

A registered office address and a mailing address are not the same thing. The first is a legal designation attached to a company; the second is simply where post arrives. A virtual office gives you a real street address in a staffed building, which is what makes it a credible mailing address, and it is also what makes the registration question worth asking rather than assuming.

Two parties settle that question, and Wezoo is neither of them. The first is the authority you file with, which sets what an address must be for your jurisdiction and your type of company. The second is the operator of the building, whose own service terms state what they will accept their address being used for, and who has to be willing to receive official correspondence on your behalf. Those terms differ between operators and sometimes between buildings run by the same operator.

So: confirm it with the registry you are filing with, and confirm it with the operator, before you file anything. Ask the operator in writing whether the plan you are buying permits registered office use and what proof of address they can issue. This page describes what is listed and what it costs.

This article is general information and is not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules differ by jurisdiction and change over time. Check your own situation with a qualified lawyer or accountant, and confirm that an address is acceptable both with the registry you file with and with the operator of the building. Last reviewed: 5 November 2026.

The 14 Montreal virtual office addresses on Wezoo

Listed from the centre outward: the four downtown towers first, then Old Montreal and the Quartier International, then Mile End, Verdun, Saint-Laurent and the east end. Prices quoted are the business address plan unless stated otherwise.

1. IA Tower, Downtown

Address: 2000 McGill College Avenue, H3A 3H3. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$115 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$265, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$375. Minimum term one month. The best served building in the set. Listed on site: a restaurant, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, breakout space, catering, bike storage, parking, step free access and public transport at the door.

If you expect to collect mail in person and want somewhere to sit down afterwards, this is the address with the most around it. Request IA Tower on Wezoo.

2. Cathcart and McGill, Downtown

Address: 1200 McGill College Avenue, H3B 4G7. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$115 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$265, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$375. Minimum term one month. A lounge, breakout space, catering, parking, step free access and public transport nearby.

Same entry price as IA Tower two blocks north, and the same plan ladder above it. The choice between the two is which door you would rather put on a letterhead. Request Cathcart and McGill on Wezoo.

3. 1250 Rene Levesque, Downtown

Address: 1250 Rene Levesque Boulevard West, H3B 4W8. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$115 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$265, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$375. Minimum term one month. A lounge, breakout space, catering, parking and step free access.

One of the tallest towers on the boulevard, and the third of the three downtown addresses that start at the same figure. Request 1250 Rene Levesque on Wezoo.

4. 2001 Boulevard Robert Bourassa, Downtown

Address: 2001 Boulevard Robert Bourassa, H3A 2A6. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$89 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$215, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$319. Minimum term one month. A restaurant, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, breakout space, catering and parking.

The cheapest downtown entry in the set by a clear margin, and the only one under C$100 inside the central business district. Request 2001 Boulevard Robert Bourassa on Wezoo.

5. 500 Place d’Armes, Old Montreal

Address: 500 Place d’Armes, H2Y 2W2. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$155 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$289, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$439. Minimum term one month. Breakout space, catering, parking, step free access and public transport nearby.

Joint dearest address in the set. At this building and at 75 Queen Street the entry plan costs more than the call answering plan, which is the reverse of everywhere else here. Request 500 Place d’Armes on Wezoo.

6. 240 Saint-Jacques Street, Old Montreal

Address: 240 Saint-Jacques Street, H2Y 1L9. Managed by: HQ.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$119 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$249, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$399. Minimum term one month. Catering, public parking and public transport nearby. The only building in this set run by HQ rather than Regus or Spaces.

An Old Montreal address at a downtown price, a short walk from Place d’Armes and the courthouse district. Request 240 Saint-Jacques Street on Wezoo.

7. 75 Queen Street, Quartier International

Address: 75 Queen Street, H3C 2N6. Managed by: Spaces.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$155 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$289, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$439. Minimum term one month. Breakout space and catering listed on site.

Joint dearest entry with 500 Place d’Armes, and the Spaces address closest to the old port and the Cite du Multimedia offices. Request 75 Queen Street on Wezoo.

8. 5455 De Gaspe Avenue, Mile End

Address: 5455 De Gaspe Avenue, H2T 3B3. Managed by: Spaces.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$85 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$205, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$305. Minimum term one month. Breakout space, catering, parking and step free access.

The cheapest business address on Wezoo in Montreal, at every step of the ladder, in the converted garment block that most of the city’s small studios already use. Request 5455 De Gaspe Avenue on Wezoo.

9. 14 Place du Commerce, Ile des Soeurs, Verdun

Address: 14 Place du Commerce, H3E 1T5. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$89 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$215, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$319. Minimum term one month. Breakout space, catering, public parking and public transport nearby.

Island suburb, ten minutes from downtown off the Champlain bridge, with the parking that downtown does not have. Request 14 Place du Commerce on Wezoo.

10. 4012 Wellington, Verdun

Address: 4012 Wellington Street, H4G 1V3. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$89 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$215, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$319. Minimum term one month. Breakout space and catering listed on site.

A main street address rather than a tower lobby, on the stretch of Wellington that the city keeps closing to traffic in summer. Request 4012 Wellington on Wezoo.

11. 1111 Dr-Frederik-Philips Boulevard, Saint-Laurent

Address: 1111 Dr-Frederik-Philips Boulevard, H4M 2X6. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$89 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$235, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$349. Minimum term one month. A lounge, breakout space, catering, parking, step free access and public transport nearby.

The west end technology and aerospace corridor, near the airport approach, and the best equipped of the sub C$100 addresses. Request 1111 Dr-Frederik-Philips Boulevard on Wezoo.

12. 1100 Boulevard Cremazie Est, Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension

Address: 1100 Boulevard Cremazie Est, H2P 2X2. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$95 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$225, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$335. Minimum term one month. Breakout space, catering, parking and public parking nearby.

On the Metropolitain, which is the point: this is the address for a business whose work happens in a van rather than at a desk. Request 1100 Boulevard Cremazie Est on Wezoo.

13. 7400 Boulevard des Galeries-d’Anjou, Anjou

Address: 7400 Boulevard des Galeries-d’Anjou, H1M 3M2. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$99 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$225, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$329. Minimum term one month. Breakout space and catering listed on site.

East end, beside the shopping centre of the same name, with Highway 40 and Highway 25 both a minute away. Request 7400 Boulevard des Galeries-d’Anjou on Wezoo.

14. 5995 Des Grandes-Prairies Blvd, Saint-Leonard

Address: 5995 Des Grandes-Prairies Boulevard, H1P 1A5. Managed by: Regus.

Plans here: the business address with mail and parcel handling starts at C$89 a month. Adding call answering takes it to C$215, and the top plan, which also opens the coworking floor to you, is C$319. Minimum term one month. Breakout space and catering listed on site.

The furthest north east of the fourteen, and one of the five addresses that open at C$89 a month. Request 5995 Des Grandes-Prairies Blvd on Wezoo.

Which Montreal districts carry the most weight for a business address

A registered address is judged on where it is, which is why this is not a filler section. Every Montreal virtual office in the set falls into one of three bands, and the price tells you which band you are in before the map does.

The central band is the dearest and the deepest. 500 Place d’Armes and 75 Queen Street top the set at C$155, and 240 Saint-Jacques Street sits just under them at C$119. Those three put you in Old Montreal and the Quartier International, where the law firms, the notaries and the courthouse are. Three of the four downtown towers, IA Tower, Cathcart and McGill and 1250 Rene Levesque, all open at C$115 on McGill College Avenue and the boulevard.

The middle band is the inner suburbs, and it is where the value sits. 5455 De Gaspe Avenue in Mile End is the cheapest address in the whole set at C$85, in the district most of the city’s design and software studios already work from, which makes it read as a deliberate choice rather than a budget one. 14 Place du Commerce on Ile des Soeurs and 4012 Wellington in Verdun both open at C$89.

The outer band is built around the motorways rather than the metro. 1111 Dr-Frederik-Philips Boulevard in Saint-Laurent sits in the aerospace and technology corridor near the airport, at C$89 and with more listed on site than any other address at that price. 1100 Boulevard Cremazie Est is on the Metropolitain at C$95, 7400 Boulevard des Galeries-d’Anjou is at the Highway 40 and Highway 25 interchange at C$99, and 5995 Des Grandes-Prairies Boulevard in Saint-Leonard closes the set at C$89.

The one thing the price does not tell you is the postal city. Ten of the fourteen are addressed Montreal. Two are addressed Verdun, one Saint-Laurent and one Saint-Leonard, and that is what a client reads on your invoice. All four of those are boroughs of the same city and all four are on the island, but if you want the word Montreal in the address itself, that narrows the fourteen to ten.

Who uses a Montreal business address, and who should not

A Montreal virtual office earns its keep for a consultant or a contractor working from home who does not want a residential address on a public filing, for a company outside Quebec that needs a credible Montreal presence before it commits to space, for a founder whose team is remote and whose only shared need is somewhere for post to land, and for anyone whose current address is a mailbox at a shipping shop and who has noticed that clients can tell.

It is the wrong product in three cases. If you need somewhere to work, this is not it: only the top plan opens the coworking floor, and if that is the point you are buying the wrong thing. If you need to receive clients, a meeting room is the product for that, charged by the hour and available on demand. And if a licence, a permit or a regulator requires premises you genuinely occupy, an address plan will not satisfy it, however real the building is.

There is also a quieter case against. If every piece of post you expect is digital, you may not need an address at all. Buy one because it does something for you, not because the price is small.

How to request a Montreal virtual office on Wezoo

No Montreal virtual office in this set is instantly bookable. It is not that kind of product, so the sequence matters more than the speed.

1. Decide which of the three bands you want before you compare any prices: central, inner suburb or motorway. Commute and credibility decide more here than C$30 a month does.
2. Decide whether you need the phone. It is C$139 a month everywhere as a plan of its own, and it is the single largest step on the ladder at every address.
3. Send your request to two or three buildings on the same day, so the replies land together and stay comparable.
4. Ask every operator the same two questions in writing: what the plan permits the address to be used for, and what proof of address they issue.

5. Compare what came back, then sign with the operator directly. The one month term means a wrong choice costs you a month, not a year.

Nearby, Wezoo also lists virtual offices in Laval across the Riviere des Prairies.

Montreal virtual office: FAQ

How much does a Montreal virtual office cost per month?

The business address plan, which includes mail and parcel handling, runs from C$85 a month at 5455 De Gaspe Avenue in Mile End to C$155 a month at 500 Place d’Armes and 75 Queen Street. Add call answering and the range is C$205 to C$289. The full plan, which also gives you access to the coworking floor, runs from C$305 to C$439. Every plan at every address carries a one month minimum term.

Can I book a Montreal virtual office online?

No. A virtual office is requested, not booked. You send a request through Wezoo, the operator comes back with the plan, the term and the all in price, and you sign with them directly. Meeting rooms and day offices are the products you book by the hour; an address is not one of them.

Is a virtual office legal in Canada?

A virtual office is a real street address in a staffed building, together with mail handling and, on the higher plans, call answering. Whether a given address may also serve as the registered office of a company is a separate question, and it is settled by two parties: the authority you file with, which sets the rules for your jurisdiction and your company type, and the operator of the building, whose own terms say what they will and will not accept. Wezoo does not publish either answer, so confirm both before you file. This page is general information about what is listed, not legal advice.

Do banks accept a virtual address?

That is the bank’s decision, not ours and not the operator’s. Banks set their own identity and address requirements and they differ between institutions and between account types. Ask the bank what it needs in writing, and ask the operator what documentation they can supply, before you commit to a plan.

Can I get a virtual mailing address in Montreal?

Yes. Every Montreal virtual office listed here is a real street address, and mail handling and parcel handling are part of the entry plan at all fourteen, so the cheapest plan in the set already covers receiving post. What the entry plan does not include anywhere in Montreal is call answering, which is sold as its own plan at C$139 a month at every one of the fourteen.

Which Montreal virtual office is the cheapest?

5455 De Gaspe Avenue in Mile End, at C$85 a month for the business address plan. Four more addresses open at C$89: 2001 Boulevard Robert Bourassa downtown, 14 Place du Commerce and 4012 Wellington in Verdun, 1111 Dr-Frederik-Philips Boulevard in Saint-Laurent and 5995 Des Grandes-Prairies Boulevard in Saint-Leonard.

The short version

Fourteen addresses on the island, one month minimum on every plan, a business address from C$85 in Mile End to C$155 in Old Montreal, and call answering at a flat C$139 wherever you go. That is the whole of the Montreal virtual office market on Wezoo today. Pick the district first, check what the plan permits with the operator and with the registry second, and treat the price as the last question rather than the first.