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Build your U.S. presence where research, capital, talent, and customers converge

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BasisTech gives international startups the foundation to establish a U.S. operating presence: workspace, housing, meeting rooms, event access, technical infrastructure, expert connections, visa support, and hands-on help with local operations.

From one Boston-area base, your team can work, live, host guests, run team gatherings, and build the local relationships needed to succeed in the U.S.

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One base for work, stays, and meetings

Give your team essential support for working, staying, hosting guests, and gathering in the U.S. for customer meetings, executive sessions, engineering sprints, sales kickoffs, hackathons, and company-wide gatherings.

Our site is walkable to restaurants, music venues, and the Davis Square stop on the MBTA subway system. We are a short ride from Boston Logan International Airport, which offers nonstop service to 60 international and 90 domestic destinations. Boston also offers rail connections to New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.

The location places your team inside the Boston-area university network. BasisTech is surrounded by Tufts University, two MBTA stops from Harvard, four from MIT, and six from Downtown Boston.

For teams entering the U.S. market, that continuity matters. Your team has a familiar, well-equipped base for customer meetings, investor conversations, recruiting, team gatherings, and founder visits without coordinating separate offices, short-term housing, hotels, and meeting venues.

Map showing MBTA red line with stops at Davis Square (BasisTech), Harvard Square, and Kendall Square (MIT) highlighted.

Landing support

Establishing a U.S. presence often starts with people: founders, executives, and early employees visiting, relocating, or spending extended time in-market.

BasisTech’s diverse, multicultural team includes bilingual staff members with experience navigating visas, U.S. immigration processes, and the realities of landing in a new country. Our team will help you ask the right questions, and connect you with trusted immigration lawyers and professional advisors when specialized guidance is needed.

Beyond paperwork, we understand what it takes to get oriented: finding a place to work, setting up local systems, building relationships, and knowing who to call. BasisTech gives your team a local point of contact and a community to make the first steps easier.

Test, build, and expand in the U.S.

BasisTech gives international startups a focused way to begin operating in the U.S. before committing to a full office, larger team, or permanent relocation.

Use BasisTech as your U.S. base for:

  • Placing your first U.S. employee
  • Building a U.S. sales presence
  • Recruiting technical or commercial talent
  • Meeting customers, partners, and investors
  • Hosting founders or executives for planned U.S. visits
  • Exploring whether to rebase part of the company in the United States

Support beyond the workspace

Entering the U.S. market involves more than finding a place to work. BasisTech helps international startups connect with the people, services, and local knowledge needed to operate with confidence.

Support can include introductions and guidance around:

  • Immigration and visa support
  • Accounting and finance
  • Legal and professional services
  • Technical infrastructure
  • Local operations
  • Events, community, and relationship-building

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For entrepreneurs interested in landing their startup at BasisTech.

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