Spacent announces a strategic partnership with Croissant to give distributed teams unified access to more than 1,900 flexible workspaces across North America, Southern Europe, the Nordics, the UK, and continental Europe, reducing the need for multiple vendors and fragmented booking tools.

Co-announced by Eetu Ristaniemi, CEO of Spacent, and Zoltan Szalas, CEO of Croissant, the collaboration launches in Q1 2026 with pilot customers in cities including Minneapolis, Austin, New York, and Helsinki, focusing on simpler hybrid workplace management for global enterprises.

Spacent has closed a funding round led by Gorilla Capital to expand their offering further. Currently they help companies access over 300 offices across 24 countries, with one service agreement.

Eetu Ristaniemi shared how Spacent helped local startup Wolt access spillover spaces during their recent HQ move.

I share this as a reminder that as booking platforms and services build relationships you may not be able to (or want to) manage, deals like this these could spill revenue into your balance sheet.

Spacent have also opened up free memberships to refugees and those displaced by the war in Ukraine.