The definition
What is an office pod?
An office pod is a freestanding, enclosed room that stands inside an open office for private calls, meetings, and focused work, with no construction. PrivacyPod pods seat 1 to 6 people, from the 1-person S Pod to the 6-person XL Pod, and every one is ISO 23351-1 Class A certified with about 30 dB speech level reduction.
The whole line shares one certified shell. Whether you call them acoustic office pods, soundproof work pods, or focus pods, what changes is size and interior, from a one-person booth to a six-person meeting room. Start with headcount, then pick the footprint that fits the floor.
The office pod range
Built into every pod
Quiet, powered, and on wheels.
Your calls stay inside the pod.
A normal conversation inside is a murmur outside. Every model carries the same certified acoustics.
ISO 23351-1 Class A, about 30 dB speech level reduction
Roll it to where work happens.
Hidden casters move it through a standard door. Leveling feet lock it down on carpet, concrete, or raised floors.
No tools, no crew
Fresh air, no fan noise.
Silent fans replace all the air in the pod in under a minute, so long calls stay comfortable.
Full air change every 41 to 66 seconds, model-dependentInstalled across North America
Where they work.
Next step
Not sure which pod?
Pick a headcount, then see every brand side by side.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Straight answers on cost, acoustics, permits, delivery and moving pods.
How much do office pods cost?
PrivacyPod office pods start at $6,395 for the one-person S Pod, and every product page lists its price. A two-person M Pod is $9,495, a four-person L Pod $12,495 and a six-person XL Pod $14,995. Shipping is free on every order, and furniture is priced separately.
Are office pods soundproof?
Acoustic performance varies by brand, so look for ISO 23351-1 certification rather than a marketing claim. PrivacyPod booths are ISO 23351-1 Class A certified with about 30 dB of speech level reduction, which turns a normal conversation inside into a murmur outside.
Are office pods worth it?
They usually are when calls and small meetings have nowhere quiet to go. Building a small conference room typically runs $40,000 to $65,000 and takes one to three months, while a four-person L Pod is $12,495, ships free and installs in a few hours. A pod also moves with you when the lease ends. The office pod vs conference room cost breakdown shows the full math.
How long do office pods take to deliver?
Shipping is free on every PrivacyPod order. Quick-Ship pods deliver in 1 to 2 weeks from a US warehouse: the standard pods in white with the Ash interior and the Arc pods in Haze, in any furniture configuration. Custom colors, back walls, switchable glass and desks are made to order and deliver in 9 to 11 weeks. Professional installation takes hours, not days.
Can office pods be moved after installation?
Yes. PrivacyPod office pods roll on hidden casters through a standard door and lock in place on leveling feet, so facilities teams can reposition them during a restack or take them to the next office. No tools or crew are required to move one.
Do office pods need a permit?
Office pods usually need no building permit because they are freestanding furniture: no walls are cut, no wiring is run, and the pod plugs into a standard outlet. Placement still has to respect fire and egress rules, so confirm clearances with building management. If the fire marshal asks for sprinkler coverage, which usually applies to the larger pods, we can spec a sprinkler drop-through or a self-contained suppression unit on the quote.
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