Flexible coworking, private startup offices, and event spaces - inside Berlin's most connected founder community. Home to 800+ entrepreneurs, 20+ ventures, and 1,200+ members across our ecosystem.

The Delta is more than a coworking space. It's Berlin's most concentrated startup ecosystem - where ambitious founders, early-stage startups, and growing teams come to focus, connect, and build.
Located in Neukölln with 12,000 sqm of workspace, we've brought together flexible coworking, private startup offices, venture services, and a community of 1,200+ founders and operators - everything designed to accelerate what you're building.
Our vision is to back the top 1,000 founders across Europe's biggest startup capitals. Berlin is where we start.
The Delta, in Neukölln, brings together coworking space, private startup offices, and premium event venues - alongside a curated startup community, venture services, and a network built for people who are building something serious.

Flexible hot desks and fixed desks with 24/7 access, high-speed WiFi, bookable meeting rooms, and Berlin's most active startup community. Flexible monthly memberships available.

Move-in ready private offices for startup teams of 2-12. Fully serviced and beautifully designed, with all amenities included. In the heart of Berlin's founder ecosystem.

Gym, showers, phone booths, roof terraces and a fully stocked kitchen - everything around the desk that makes a long day workable. Included in every membership.
"Each campus is designed to provide an end-to-end platform, where founders can access everything they need to transform themselves and their ventures"

Join the startup community at The Delta Campus Berlin - workshops, founder dinners, fireside chats, and more.

Get things done alongside people who get it. Join SHE/THEY, the Queer Startup Founders Club, and The Delta Campus for a relaxed FLINTA*-only coworking day, created as a safer community space for queer founders and supporters. Expect plenty of focused coworking, an optional lunch together, and a short, informal intro round to meet the group. Low-pressure, welcoming, and built for productive days and new connections. Day pass includes coffee, tea, and access to phone booths and community areas across the campus.

Looking beyond early-stage startup funding? Public funding is one of the most valuable and most overlooked resources available to founders, but knowing which programs fit your stage is often the hardest part. In this Masterclass, Anne Le Rolland and Philipp Scherer from Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Technologie give you a practical map of the funding landscape across Berlin, Germany, and the EU, from IBB, EXIST, and KfW to Horizon Europe and the EIC Accelerator. Leave with a shortlist of programs that match your stage and clear next steps, and learn how public funding can extend your runway without costing you more equity.

The Founder's Associate role is one of the most intense seats in a startup, and one of the loneliest. Join Deep Work and The Delta Campus on Wednesday, 28 October, 7 to 9 PM, for an evening just for FAs. Hosted by Lea Mersch, former Bundesliga athlete, strategy consultant, and trained psychotherapist, you'll get an honest look at what the role costs you, practical tools to handle pressure without burning out, and open conversation with peers who know exactly what you're dealing with.
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Most founders would take a long break after Flink. Oliver Merkel launched his next company almost immediately. At the 10th edition of Gründerszene x The Delta, he shared his rules for angel investing, fundraising, and hiring, the unicorn he regrets missing, and how a cloud bill nobody could explain became Blocks, now at a €10 million run rate after five months. It's a playbook for founders who want to build on fundamentals, not hype.
For a long time, startup events in Berlin followed a simple logic: keep costs low, maximise attendance, focus on content. Space was an afterthought. That logic no longer holds. Founders are more selective about where they spend their time, and the bar has shifted. Premium no longer means luxury. It means intention, quality, and respect for people's attention.

In 2026, your office is part of your employer brand, whether you plan it that way or not. Talent isn't just evaluating salary or mission, they're reading the space itself: is this a team built for focus, or one running on chaos? Candidates use the physical environment as a proxy for what's usually hardest to see in an interview, decision-making, maturity, care for the people doing the work. At The Delta Campus, we see it firsthand: founders who invest in environments that support their people recruit faster and hold onto talent longer. Your space isn't just where work happens, it's proof of the company you're building.