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Offline seems interesting (though out our league) because it seems to have no physical space and is just a community for people who set up companies worth USD 50 million upwards.
https://epaper.timesgroup.com/article-share?article=08_10_2023_021_014_toim_TOI
30 lakhs: Chambers (3 lakhs pa recurring)
1 crore: Soho (one-time)
Quorum obviously gives the best deal, plus it has a gym, meeting rooms, bar and a resultant. But it ranks lower in prestige compared with the other two and has just one location in Gurugram. Chambers has prestige and gives the best perks: pool, gym, room discounts and access to Chambers in any Taj hotel in India. Soho has the least facilities but charges the most because it is considered a big status symbol among Gen Y/Gen Z and has clubs all over the world.