S Pod
- Best for
- Daily calls, HR check-ins, telehealth, focused solo work
- Capacity
- 1
- Privacy reason
- Smallest footprint that still feels like a real room—strong speech privacy for confidential 1:1s
Create a quiet, private place for calls and video meetings—right on the floor where work happens. ~30 dB speech privacy, quiet ventilation, and plug-and-play power.
When people search for a soundproof phone booth, what they usually mean is speech privacy: nearby coworkers shouldn’t understand your conversation, and your microphone shouldn’t pick up office chatter.
PrivacyPod phone booths are engineered as acoustic systems—not thin enclosures. A high-mass structure helps block voice transfer, while interior acoustic surfaces reduce echo so your voice sounds natural on calls. The result is the experience buyers actually want: clear audio inside and low speech intelligibility outside, even in open-plan offices, corridors, and noisy zones near HVAC or break areas.
Calls fail when booths get hot, stuffy, or loud. PrivacyPod phone booths use high-throughput ventilation designed to keep air moving without turning your booth into a fan-noise box. That matters for two reasons:
- Comfort: users actually stay inside for full meetings (not “two minutes then bail”)
- Call quality: your microphone captures your voice—not blower noise
If your team runs frequent Zoom/Teams calls, ventilation performance is as important as acoustic isolation.
Most teams don’t have a “forever layout.” Headcount changes, departments reshuffle, leases end, and offices get reconfigured. That’s why PrivacyPod phone booths are designed to be movable—so you can add private call space now without locking yourself into permanent construction.
Instead of building phone rooms that can’t move (and become stranded costs when your floor plan changes), you get a solution that can be repositioned as your team evolves—from open office edges, to new neighborhoods, to different floors or even new locations.
What this means in practice:
- Faster decisions: add call privacy without permitting timelines and build-out scope creep
-Future-proof layouts: relocate booths when teams restack or your space strategy changes
-Consistent experience: standardized booths make it easy to deploy 2–20+ units with predictable performance
-Better ROI over time: your phone booth investment moves with your business—not the other way around
| Model | Best for | Capacity | The “privacy” reason people buy it |
|---|---|---|---|
| S Pod | Daily calls, HR check-ins, telehealth, focused solo work | 1 | Smallest footprint that still feels like a real room—strong speech privacy for confidential 1:1s |
| S Pod Plus | Client-facing video calls, exec floors, camera-ready backdrops | 1 | Brand-ready privacy—upgraded interior + customizable look for polished, professional calls |
| Arc S Pod | Libraries, campuses, creative teams, softer aesthetic spaces | 1 | A warmer, lounge-style booth that blends into hospitality spaces—private calls without a “boxy” feel |
| M Pod | Longer calls, interviews, coaching, 1:1s, co-presenting | 1–2 | More elbow room for “call + notes + laptop”—privacy that stays comfortable for longer sessions |
- White exterior + ash felt interior
- Any furniture configuration included
- Ideal for deadlines, restacks, new hires
- Full colorways + custom configurations
- Best for brand matching + design standards
- Ideal for planned projects / phased rollouts
An office phone booth (also called a call pod or acoustic phone booth) is a compact, enclosed space built for private calls and video meetings—without construction. Unlike a “room build,” it’s a pre-engineered acoustic system with things like sealed doors, multi-layer walls, acoustic interior surfaces, and integrated power.
Most “soundproof” booths are really designed for speech privacy—meaning people nearby may still hear muffled sound, but can’t understand the words. The most credible way to compare booths is independent lab testing using a recognized standard (for example ISO 23351-1 for office booths), not vague marketing claims.
For private calls, you don’t need total silence—you need speech privacy, meaning people nearby can’t clearly understand what you’re saying. A good target is a booth built to reduce speech transfer and control echo. PrivacyPod booths are rated STC 30 dB (±5 dB) with an RT ~0.25 seconds (±0.1 s), which means outside voices are reduced and your voice inside stays clear on Zoom—without the “boomy box” effect.
It shouldn’t be. Ventilation has to do two things at once: keep air fresh and stay quiet enough for clear calls. The S Pod uses a dual silent fan rated at 184 m³/h, which is designed to deliver rapid air refresh (about a complete air change every 49 seconds) without sounding like a box fan on your mic. Good booths also reduce echo inside, so your voice stays crisp even with airflow running.
Place booths where call volume actually happens: near sales/CS teams, along open-office edges, or in underused alcoves—so they get used all day instead of becoming “the booth nobody walks to.” Avoid putting them right next to break areas, printers, or main corridors unless you’re using your highest speech-privacy configuration.
Yes. PrivacyPod phone booths are designed to be relocatable, so you can reposition them during restacks, office moves, or department shuffles—without rebuilding a room. The booth uses concealed casters for rolling and leveling/damping feet to lock it solidly in place once positioned, so it’s mobile when you need it and stable when you don’t.