By Alex Lindahl of collegemogul.com

Co-working spaces provide a great solution that provides affordable office space, while bringing together people who would otherwise be working in their garage or home office. The model spreads the overhead burden through a nominal subscription offering that enables members to come and go as they need an office to work out of. In a way, the office can act as an incubator for entrepreneurs who don’t have the cash to pay a full rent, but can receive the same benefits from a co-working environment.

WorkBar, is a new one in Boston that recently opened and will provide this service for entrepreneurs. Here’s how it works:

WorkBar offers two tiers of membership. Join us as either a community or dedicated member. The WorkBar community membership is modeled after a gym membership. Pay a low membership fee and use our office space as much as you’d like during regular work hours (8:30AM-5:00PM). Coffee is on us. Need a space to call your own? Join WorkBar as a dedicated member and get your own workspace with 24/7 access. Both memberships give you a great downtown address, cool brick-n-beam building, and plenty of extras.