Virtual office plans give an Australian business a real CBD address and mail handling without paying to lease a desk. This guide compares virtual office plans around the country and lists ten addresses you can set up on Wezoo, from Sydney’s Martin Place to Darwin’s Smith Street. If you are new to the product, start with our complete guide to virtual offices.
There are 2.8 million actively trading businesses in Australia, and a growing share run from home while presenting a professional front to clients and to ASIC. The plans mostly differ on one thing: how much you bundle in beyond the address. Here is what that looks like, city by city.
Wezoo snapshot — virtual offices in Australia
- 85 virtual office addresses listed on Wezoo across Australia
- Cities covered: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Darwin and the Gold Coast
- Operator networks: IWG (Regus, Spaces, HQ, Signature) and WeWork
- Plans and pricing: set by each operator and shown on request
What do virtual office plans cost in Australia?
Virtual office plans do not have a single price, because a virtual office is a service plan and you pay for what you take. On Wezoo every listing shows pricing on request, so you ask the operator for a quote on the address you want rather than reading a fixed rate off a page.
What the tiers differ on is consistent across the market. The entry level is usually the address plus mail handling. The next step up adds a local phone number and call answering. The top plans layer in meeting-room or day-office access at the building, so you can turn up and use a room when a client wants to meet. Decide which of those you actually need before you compare quotes, and read what a virtual office includes if you want the full list.
When should you choose a virtual office over a private office?
Choose a virtual office when you need the address and the admin, not the room. It suits sole traders, consultants, online sellers and interstate businesses that want a local presence in a city without the rent. A virtual office can even serve as your registered business address with ASIC, as long as it is a physical Australian street address and you have consent to use it.
Choose a private office when your team needs somewhere to sit every day. If you only need a desk now and then, a virtual office plan pairs neatly with hiring a virtual office short-term or booking a day office when a project demands it. The rule of thumb: pay for space when you use space, and pay for an address when you only need an address.
The 10 best virtual offices on Wezoo for 2026
Ten addresses spanning every mainland capital, each backed by virtual office plans you can set up on Wezoo. Pricing is on request at every one — request a quote on the plan you want.
1. 20 Martin Place — Martin Place
The most prestigious address on this list, in the heart of the Sydney CBD.
What to expect: A Martin Place address puts your business in Sydney’s banking and legal core, steps from Martin Place station. On-site you get lounge and breakout areas, catering and end-of-trip facilities like bike storage for the days you meet a client in person.
Operator: Regus. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 20 Martin Place on Wezoo →
2. 8 Parramatta Square — Parramatta
The pick if your clients and staff are in Sydney’s west rather than the harbour.
What to expect: This tower sits in Parramatta’s new commercial heart, Sydney’s second CBD and a short train from the west. Breakout space and catering are on hand for the days you swap the home desk for a meeting room.
Operator: Spaces. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 8 Parramatta Square on Wezoo →
3. 120 Collins Street — Collins Street
A blue-chip Melbourne address that signals you belong at the top end of town.
What to expect: 120 Collins is one of Melbourne’s most recognised business addresses, at the ‘top end’ near Collins Street’s flagship offices. The building offers a lounge, coffee bar, restaurant and breakout rooms for client visits.
Operator: Regus. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 120 Collins Street on Wezoo →
4. 222 Exhibition Street — Exhibition Street
A well-connected Melbourne option a few blocks east of the Collins Street crowd.
What to expect: On the east side of the Melbourne CBD, this address is walking distance to Parliament station and the theatre district. Phone booths, a lounge and staffed reception cover you for the times you work on-site.
Operator: WeWork. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 222 Exhibition Street on Wezoo →
5. 123 Eagle Street — Eagle Street
The address to choose if you want a Brisbane presence among the finance firms.
What to expect: Eagle Street is Brisbane’s riverside financial precinct, home to the city’s law and finance firms. The building adds phone booths, a lounge and reception service for meetings by the river.
Operator: WeWork. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 123 Eagle Street on Wezoo →
6. 152 St Georges Terrace — St Georges Terrace
Perth’s flagship business street, and the natural choice for a WA address.
What to expect: St Georges Terrace is Perth’s main business boulevard, lined with the resource and finance sector. Expect a coffee bar, lounge, phone booths and reception cover when you need a room in town.
Operator: WeWork. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 152 St Georges Terrace on Wezoo →
7. 25 Grenfell Street — Grenfell Street
A central Adelaide address that keeps you inside the walkable CBD grid.
What to expect: This Grenfell Street floor sits in the middle of Adelaide’s compact CBD grid, close to Rundle Mall and the tram. Breakout areas, catering, a coffee bar and a lounge are available for client days.
Operator: Regus. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 25 Grenfell Street on Wezoo →
8. 15 Moore Street — Civic
The choice for anyone doing business with government or the public sector.
What to expect: A Moore Street address places you in Civic, Canberra’s central business district and close to government departments. Breakout rooms, catering and a lounge handle the meetings that a home office can’t.
Operator: Regus. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 15 Moore Street on Wezoo →
9. 50 Cavill Avenue — Surfers Paradise
A recognisable Gold Coast address for tourism, trades and lifestyle businesses.
What to expect: This high floor on Cavill Avenue anchors your business in Surfers Paradise, the Gold Coast’s best-known commercial strip. A lounge, coffee bar, restaurant and breakout rooms back you up for client meetings.
Operator: Regus. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 50 Cavill Avenue on Wezoo →
10. 66 Smith Street — Smith Street
The Top End option, and the only Darwin address most clients will know.
What to expect: Smith Street runs through the centre of Darwin’s CBD, the Top End’s main business address. Breakout space and catering are on hand for the days you need to meet in person.
Operator: Regus. Plans and pricing are set by the operator and shown on request. Request 66 Smith Street on Wezoo →
How to choose a virtual office plan (and how far ahead to set it up)
Comparing virtual office plans comes down to four decisions. Work through them in order and you will not overpay for services you never use.
- Pick the city and address that matches where your clients think you are.
- List the inclusions you need — address only, address plus mail, or a full plan with call answering and room access.
- Request quotes on your shortlist through Wezoo and compare like for like.
- Set it up early — have your ID and any address consent ready so the plan is active when you need it on letterhead, your website and your ASIC record.
Best Australian cities for a virtual office address
Sydney has the deepest choice, split between the harbour CBD and Parramatta in the west. Melbourne runs a close second along Collins and Exhibition Streets. Brisbane and Perth centre on their riverside and Terrace addresses, while Adelaide, Canberra, Darwin and the Gold Coast each offer a recognisable central address. For a wider view of the market, see the best virtual offices in Australia.
Ready to set up your virtual office in Australia?
Virtual office plans — FAQ
What is included in a virtual office plan?
Most virtual office plans include a real street address and mail handling. Higher tiers usually add a local phone number with call answering and access to meeting rooms or day offices at the building. Inclusions vary by operator, so confirm the exact plan when you request a quote.
Can I use a virtual office as my registered business address with ASIC?
You can, provided it is a physical street address in Australia (not a PO box) and you have the owner’s written consent to use it. ASIC sends official notices to your registered office, so someone must be able to receive documents there. Check the current rules on the ASIC website before you register.
How much do virtual office plans cost in Australia?
Virtual office plans are priced on the prestige of the address and how many services you bundle in. On Wezoo, each virtual office listing shows pricing on request, because the operator sets the plan. Ask for a quote on the addresses you shortlist and compare like for like.
Which Australian cities can I get a virtual office address in?
Wezoo lists virtual office addresses in every mainland capital — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and Darwin — plus the Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney. There are 85 addresses across the country to choose from.
How long does it take to set up a virtual office?
Once you have provided identification and any consent the operator needs, a plan can often be active quickly. Timelines differ by operator, so ask when you request the plan.
Do I need to visit the office to use the plan?
No. The address and mail handling work remotely. You only visit when you book a meeting room or day office at the building, which most plans let you add when you need it.
This article is general information only, current as of September 2026, and is not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules for a registered office and business address are set by ASIC and can change. Confirm your obligations with ASIC or a qualified adviser before you register.
Find your virtual office plan
The address is the easy part. The best virtual office plans reward a bit of planning: decide what you need bundled in, shortlist a couple of buildings, and request quotes side by side. Book for the meeting, pay for the address, and let the rest scale when your business does.
Sources: ASIC — Company addresses · business.gov.au — Business addresses · business.gov.au — Register for an ABN · ABS — Counts of Australian Businesses
