Spacesforce空间原力

In most commercial buildings, the three teams that matter least often talk to each other. Leasing chases tenants. Project managers handle fit-outs and repairs. Asset managers try to make the numbers work. Each keeps its own records, usually in spreadsheets, and the gaps between them are where money leaks out. Spacesforce - known in Chinese as 空间原力, roughly "the Force of Space" - was built to close those gaps.

Founded in Chengdu in 2018, Spacesforce is a SaaS and IoT company for commercial real estate. Its platform connects leasing operations, project management and asset management into a single cloud system, so that a person responsible for a portfolio can see occupancy, tenants, contracts and building performance without walking every floor. The pitch to traditional developers is not revolution. It is digital transformation, delivered as fewer manual reports and a clearer view of what a building is actually doing.

The company operates under Chengdu Tianfu Hetao Network Technology Co., Ltd. and has covered roughly 1.2 million square feet of space across cities including Chengdu, Beijing, Suzhou and Guiyang, serving technology campuses, office buildings and coworking brands.

Spacesforce's value is less in any single feature and more in the connective tissue. It sits underneath the workflows a property team already runs and ties them together, then adds an IoT layer for smart, connected space on top.

Spacesforce sells B2B software subscriptions priced by managed floor area - reported at roughly 0.24 to 0.5 yuan per square meter, per month, billed annually. Revenue scales with space rather than seats, which lines the company up with the size of the buildings it serves. The illustrative chart below shows how a fixed rate turns floor area into recurring revenue.

Spacesforce's customers are concentrated in first-tier and new first-tier Chinese cities - commercial real estate holders and operators that manage office space at scale. Named clients span major developers and holding companies.

China's proptech field is crowded with dashboards, and its largest developers often build property systems in-house. Spacesforce's wager is different: rather than replace the tools a property team already uses, it connects them. The differentiator is not a flashier interface but the fact that leasing, projects and assets finally reconcile against one another.

That choice shapes everything - the floor-area pricing, the focus on established developers, the emphasis on fewer manual reports over a wholesale reinvention of how property people work. It is proptech that asks a building owner to keep thinking like a building owner, and quietly does the technology in the background.