Q&A
Go Pod offer an extensive range of acoustic pods which come in varying sizes and colours. These pods can generate a revenue to any venue. Alternatively they can provide the perfect solution to any company requiring a modular, transferable, private space. All you need is a place, plug and space and Go Pod will do the rest.
Q. WHAT DO WE OFFER? A. The pandemic has created a new hybrid way of working. In response we have created private meeting and work spaces that allow 1-4 people to sit comfortably without distraction allowing you to focus on the job at hand. For £5.99 per hour during off-peak hours and £9.99 during peak hours these pods can be hired with no minimum spend or need for a contract.
30 March 2022
www.venue-insight.com
with James Guard — Director and Founder of Go Pod and BookAPod
Q. HOW DOES IT WORK? A. You simply download our app BookAPod which allows you to locate, book and access our pods! Payment is easy and includes both Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Q. WHERE ARE WE? A. Our network is ever growing at present. We are proud to have already partnered with Moto Hospitality and Welcome Break, which can both be found throughout the UK, with more exciting partners joining us soon. Details of our locations can be found on our app BookAPod. If you would like to join our growing list of partners, please get in touch and we’d love to hear from you.
Q. WHY CHOOSE US? A. We’ve thought of everything to make it easier for the user. With a press of a button the BookAPod app allows you to unlock your pod. It also allows you
to share an e-key to others you are intending to meet via our App. Within our pods you will find a presentation screen great for meetings.
We look forward to hosting you soon.
For any questions surrounding the BookAPod app, please visit
www.bookapod.net
For further details regarding our pods, please visit
www.gopod.uk
www.bookapod.net
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