Coworking and Event Space differentiates itself through Trellis's inclusive community mission and a founding team of female, queer, BIPOC, and AAPI founders. The 18,000-square-foot Mission Street location combines coworking, private offices, meeting rooms, a podcast studio, event space, and a cafe under one roof.

Programming emphasizes climate activism and community building, positioning the service as a hub for underrepresented founders and climate-focused professionals rather than a generic shared office provider.

Trellis Coworking and Event Space launched in May 2021 alongside the opening of the 981 Mission Street venue. The offering was built to give founders, freelancers, and teams flexible access to workspace, meeting rooms, and event capacity in downtown San Francisco.

Over time the service expanded to include dedicated desks, private offices, day passes, hourly coworking, a virtual mailbox, a podcast studio, and named meeting rooms. It is the core buyer-facing product of Trellis Social, LLC.

Coworking and Event Space uses a tiered subscription and usage-based pricing model. Monthly memberships start at $155 for Basic coworking, $209 for Plus, $319 for a dedicated desk, and $629 for a private office. Flex workspace is sold as day passes and $5 hourly coworking.

Meeting rooms and event space are booked separately. A virtual mailbox is offered as an additional service. Pricing is published on the Trellis website and aimed at freelancers, founders, and small teams.

Coworking and Event Space offers flexible workspace and event services at 981 Mission Street in San Francisco. Monthly plans range from Basic coworking to Plus memberships, dedicated desks, and private offices. Flex options include day passes and hourly coworking.

Event and meeting amenities include four named meeting rooms, a podcast studio, event hosting, and a cafe and tap lounge. The space provides fiber internet, free printing, LED TVs with wireless casting, whiteboards, phone booths, and a mother's room.