“Virtual office” is the common name for a business address and mail service. You get a real street address to use for your business, and someone receives your mail there.
What it isn’t: an office. An address and mail service. No desk or room is included.
What you usually get
- A street address you can use as your registered office or mailing address
- Mail handling: alerts, scanning, forwarding or collection
- Sometimes, meeting room hours
Why the word “office” is misleading
Many providers write addresses as “Suite 123”, which sounds like a room. It usually isn’t. At MailStreet, “Suite NNNNN” is your mailbox reference, and we say so plainly.
Who uses one
- Sole traders who don’t want their home address on invoices
- Companies that need a registered office
- Online businesses with no shopfront
- Interstate and overseas founders who want an Australian address
See how MailStreet works, or the honest truth about virtual addresses on Google.