Virtual Office London
Virtual Office in London with a Serious EC2A Address
From £18/month – all-inclusive, no per-scan fees.
Use a real Central London EC2A address for your registered office, director service address and business mail. BetaOffice adds an AI mailroom layer, so you see what matters first — wherever you live.
Serving founders across London and worldwide
What you get with this London virtual office
- Central London EC2A registered office and business address.
- Registered office + director service address included (privacy by default).
- Unlimited digital scans of normal letters (fair use for extreme cases).
- AI mail summaries, tags and urgency detection for HMRC, banks and legal letters.
- Accepted by Companies House and HMRC for official correspondence.
- On-demand physical forwarding for UK addresses only, charged per item.
- 7-day trial – you’re only charged after your ID check is approved.
Why not just use a PO Box or your flat?
PO Boxes usually aren't accepted by Companies House or banks, and using your flat means putting your home address in public records. With BetaOffice, you get a real Central London EC2A address that keeps your private life separate from your business.
Who is this virtual office best for?
Ideal for solo founders, remote teams, ecommerce sellers, consultants and international entrepreneurs who want a credible UK presence without paying for a traditional office lease. Everything runs online, backed by an AI-assisted mailroom.
People also ask
Common questions about virtual offices in London
Can I use a virtual office as my registered office in the UK?
Yes — if it’s a real UK street address that can receive official post. This is a common way to keep your home address off the public record.
Will my home address appear on public records?
Not if you use a registered office address and (optionally) a director service address. Your home address can stay private while your company still has a compliant UK address.
Do UK banks accept virtual office addresses?
Often yes for registered office purposes, but many banks still ask for a separate trading address or director’s residential address during onboarding.