You’re in Bali for a week, a month, or maybe longer, and you need a place to work that isn’t a café with flaky WiFi. Bukithub offers day, weekly, flexi, and monthly passes. The right choice depends on how many days you’ll actually show up, whether you need 24/7 access, and whether a dedicated desk matters.
This guide breaks down each pass so you can pick one without overpaying or under-buying and missing the features you need.
Quick comparison
| Pass | Price | 24/7 access | Desk | Meeting room | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day | IDR 150K/day (~$9) | No, admin hours only | Open desk | À la carte (IDR 100K/hr) | First visit, short stays, trying the space |
| Weekly | IDR 600K/week (~$38) | Yes, keycard | Dedicated desk | 1 hr/day included | Testing a work rhythm, one focused week |
| Flexi | IDR 1.0M / 30 days (~$62) | No, admin hours only | Open desk | À la carte (IDR 100K/hr) | A full month on the Bukit, but not in every day |
| Monthly | IDR 2.0M/month (~$125) | Yes, keycard | Dedicated desk + locker | 1 hr/day included | Bukithub as your home base |
First visit bonus: Day pass is 50% off on your first day: IDR 75K instead of 150K. That’s the cheapest way to see if the vibe fits before committing to a longer pass.
Day pass (and when the IDR 75K offer wins)
The day pass is IDR 150K (~$9) and includes:
- Open desk seating
- Stable internet
- Coffee, tea, and printing
- Access to the Bukithub community
Day passes run during admin hours, not 24/7; you won’t get a keycard for late-night access. If you need a room for a call, meeting rooms are IDR 100K/hour à la carte.
When the day pass makes sense:
- You’re in Ungasan or Uluwatu for a few days and want a proper desk
- It’s your first visit, claim the IDR 75K first-day rate (50% off)
- You work standard hours and don’t need overnight access
- You’re deciding between Bukithub and other spaces on the Bukit
At 75K for a first day, it’s hard to beat as a low-risk trial.
Weekly pass: when you’re testing a rhythm
The weekly pass is IDR 600K (~$38), cheaper than buying five separate day passes (750K), and you unlock features day visitors don’t get:
- 24/7 keycard access, work early, late, or on your US/EU timezone
- Dedicated desk, same spot all week, leave your setup overnight
- Meeting room: 1 hour/day included
- Mail handling
- AI credits
- Everything in the day pass (internet, coffee/tea/printing, community)
When weekly wins:
- You’re staying on the Bukit for 5 to 7 days and working most of them
- You want to know what it’s like to have 24/7 access before going monthly
- You have regular video calls and want a meeting room hour baked in
- Your schedule doesn’t fit admin-only hours
If you’re here for a full work week, weekly is usually the sweet spot.
Flexi pass: when you’re here all month but not every day
The Flexi Pass is IDR 1.0M (~$62) for 30 days and includes 10 coworking days you can use anytime within that window. It sits between weekly and monthly on price, but the use case is different: it’s for people who want a month-long option without paying for a desk you won’t use daily.
What’s included:
- 10 day passes to use within 30 days (open desk, internet, coffee/tea)
- Activate on first check-in; your 30-day window starts then
- Unused days don’t roll over when the month ends
- Same open-desk experience as the day pass during admin hours (no keycard, no dedicated desk)
When flexi wins:
- You’re on the Bukit for several weeks but only coworking about 2 to 3 days per week (surf trips, visa runs, mixed work and travel)
- Ten separate day passes would cost IDR 1.5M; flexi saves IDR 500K for the same headcount
- You don’t need 24/7 access or a fixed desk, but you want more than a single week pass
- Monthly feels like overkill because you’re not treating Bukithub as a five-days-a-week office
Flexi is not a discounted monthly pass. If you need keycard access, a dedicated desk, meeting room hours, or mail handling, look at weekly or monthly instead.
Monthly pass: when Bukithub is your base
The monthly pass is IDR 2.0M (~$125) and includes everything in the weekly pass, plus a personal locker for gear, documents, or gym clothes.
When monthly wins:
- You’re based in Bali for a month or longer and working from Bukithub most weekdays
- You want a fixed desk and locker without thinking about renewals every week
- 24/7 access is part of your daily routine, not a nice-to-have
- The math works out: four weekly passes would cost 2.4M; monthly saves you 400K
Monthly is for people who treat Bukithub as their office, not a drop-in.
How to claim your pass
The fastest way to get started is WhatsApp; the team can confirm availability, walk you through the first-day discount, and answer questions about desks or meeting rooms.
Primary: [Message Bukithub on WhatsApp](https://wa.me/6281138104100?text=Hi BukitHub, I want a day pass). Mention whether you want a day, weekly, flexi, or monthly pass.
If you browse bukithub.com first, a signup popup may ask for your name, WhatsApp number, and plan before connecting you. Either path works.
Secondary: Email info@bukithub.com
Address: Jl. Pura Batu Pageh No.177AA, Ungasan, Bali 80361
Admin hours for signup and questions:
- Mon to Sat: 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Still deciding?
- Need 24/7 access and night-owl workflows? Read our guide to 24/7 coworking in Uluwatu and Ungasan.
- Comparing Bukithub with other spaces on the Bukit? See our coworking spaces in Bali roundup.
Pick the pass that matches how you actually work. If you’re unsure, start with the IDR 75K first-day pass and upgrade once you know the rhythm fits. If you’ll only desk about ten days this month and don’t need a keycard, flexi is often the better middle ground than stacking day passes or jumping straight to monthly.