What Regus changed

• The main headline changed from "Workplaces for every business objective" to "Power your business with Regus."

• Removed the email capture field and detailed "Book a tour/Get a quote" list from the top of the page.

• Replaced the "Industry specific solutions" section with a simplified "Solutions for all needs" section.

• Added a large "Browse our products" grid featuring 30 different workspace types directly on the homepage.

• Removed the specific US phone number from the header and help sections.

• Expanded the footer to include direct links for office spaces in dozens of new countries, including Costa Rica, Croatia, and Cyprus.

• Added a new two-step checkout process for "Access Plans."

• Introduced specific monthly pricing starting at $95 for Coworking and $199 for Office Space.

• Added credit-based booking options (5, 10, or Unlimited bookings per month).

• Created three clear access tiers: Regional, National, and Global.

• Added a contract term selector offering 24-month, 12-month, and monthly options.

• Replaced the broad "Get a Quote" call-to-action with a direct "Get started" lead form.

• Removed the extensive list of global location links from the main landing view.

• Added a direct phone number (845-466-1053) to the header and the "Contact us" section.

• Removed descriptive icons (like "person," "devices," "today") from the main product navigation and service lists.

• Removed directional icons (like "north_east" and "arrow_forward_ios") from section headers and call-to-action buttons.

• Simplified the visual layout by removing decorative text fragments from the mobile and desktop menus.

Regus is moving away from a complex, industry-specific sales pitch toward a cleaner, product-first layout. This suggests they want to reduce friction for users who already know what type of workspace they need.

Regus has shifted from a general marketing homepage to a direct, self-service checkout flow for memberships. This makes it easier for customers to see exact prices and buy immediately without talking to a salesperson first.

Regus is shifting from a purely digital lead capture to a high-touch sales model. By placing a phone number prominently, they are likely trying to increase conversion rates for high-value enterprise or complex workspace deals that require human interaction.

• Added a new section for "Solutions for all needs" featuring industry and company size categories.

• Replaced a long list of booking links with a simplified "Need help finding the right products?" call to action.

• Updated the industry section with descriptive text and new visual imagery for sectors like Professional Services.

• Simplified the "Company Size" section by removing detailed bullet points and using a cleaner slider/carousel format.

• Updated the footer with direct links to "Office space" pages for dozens of international locations.

• Changed the primary headline from "Workplaces for every business objective" to "Solutions that deliver results for all organisations."

• The main headline changed from "Workplaces for every business objective" to "Power your business with Regus."

• A new "Browse our products" section was added, featuring a comprehensive list of 30+ workspace options.

• Detailed sections for specific company sizes (Freelancers, Startups, Global Enterprises) were removed.

• The "Industry specific solutions" list was replaced with two simple links for "Products for all industries" and "Tailored offerings by company size."

• Several marketing sections, including the CEO quote and "Hybrid working" explanation, were removed.

• Footer links were updated to include direct links to "office-space" pages for dozens of countries.

• Added specific pricing tiers starting at $95 per month for Coworking and $199 for Office Space.

• Introduced a credit-based booking system (5, 10, or Unlimited bookings).

• Added geographic access levels: Regional, National, and Global.

• Implemented a two-step checkout flow with contract term options (Monthly, 12 months, 24 months).

• Removed extensive marketing copy about industry solutions and the CEO quote to focus on the purchase path.

Regus is shifting from a product-focused layout to an industry-focused one. This suggests they are trying to attract higher-value clients by showing they understand the specific needs of sectors like finance, healthcare, and logistics.

Regus has removed detailed industry and company-size sections in favor of a direct product list. This suggests they are prioritizing quick navigation to specific workspace types over educational content about who they serve.

Regus has shifted from a general information site to a direct-to-purchase membership funnel. They are now showing specific monthly prices and credit-based tiers, making it easier for customers to compare costs and buy immediately without speaking to sales.

• Updated the primary "Contact us" link in the header to a new version 4 form.
• Replaced the "Get a quote" link with the version 4 contact form.
• Switched all call-to-action buttons in the "Industry solutions," "Global network," and "Hybrid working" sections to the new form version.
• Updated the "Get the Regus app" link to point to the version 4 contact form.

Regus has updated the lead capture system across its entire website. This suggests they are testing a new inquiry flow or improved data collection to better convert potential office space customers.