Key Highlights

  • Revolut's premium subscribers have lost access to WeWork offices in cities including Paris, Brussels, Milan, London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and Prague without prior notice
  • The changes followed WeWork's push to charge Revolut higher fees for the partnership, prompting a renegotiated agreement
  • Under the new deal, effective from early August, premium subscribers have access to about 265 WeWork sites, more than half of which are in the US
  • Revolut generated more than £700 million in subscription Revenue in 2025, up nearly 70% from the prior year

Premium Subscribers Lose Access to Key European Offices

Revolut's highest-paying subscribers have lost access to a range of WeWork offices without warning after Europe's largest Fintech balked at an increase in the shared workspace provider's fees. Users of Revolut's premium plans have lost access in recent weeks to some of WeWork's most in-demand European sites that had previously been included in their membership benefits, with the affected locations spanning Paris, Brussels, Milan, London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and Prague.

Revolut did not notify subscribers in advance of the changes. The cutbacks came after WeWork sought to charge Revolut more for granting its customers access to its sites, prompting the two companies to renegotiate their Partnership in an effort to avoid either withdrawing the benefit entirely or passing the increased costs on to subscribers.

New Agreement Shifts Access Toward US Locations

Revolut's partnership with WeWork is considered a key attraction for its higher-tier subscribers, who account for a growing share of the fintech's revenue. The company generated more than £700 million in subscription revenue in 2025, an increase of nearly 70% from the prior year. Revolut's Ultra subscription plan, which costs £55 per month, includes three one-day WeWork passes each month, while its lower-tier Metal membership includes one pass as part of a £14.99 monthly package.

Under the new agreement, which took effect at the beginning of August, premium subscribers have access to about 265 WeWork sites, more than half of which are located in the US, where Revolut has a much smaller footprint than in Europe. The changes leave subscribers without access to any WeWork sites in several major European cities, including Brussels, Edinburgh, and Milan, as well as Paris, where Revolut is preparing to open a new European headquarters.

Both Companies Describe Partnership as Ongoing

One person familiar with the negotiations said the original partnership had been struck at a rate significantly below market levels, adding that the price Revolut is paying under the new deal remains competitive. Revolut said benefit availability can change due to various requirements but that it remains committed to offering members access to premium workspace solutions and other lifestyle benefits. WeWork said Revolut remains a valued partner and that it would continue to provide the fintech's subscribers with flexible workspace access across its global portfolio.