Key Provisions at a Glance
The Hangzhou One-Person Company Cultivation Action Plan (2026-2028) is China's first city-level policy dedicated to OPCs. The targets: 100+ OPC communities and 100,000 active one-person companies by 2028, positioning Hangzhou as the capital of super individuals.
The package centers on four pillars:
- Space: up to three years of rent reduction in OPC communities, first year free;
- Compute: up to 500k CNY per year in compute vouchers for LLM APIs and cloud GPUs;
- Social insurance: 50% subsidy on the employer contribution for the first two years;
- Finance: guaranteed startup loans up to 800k CNY with full interest subsidy for two years.
How the 100+ Communities Roll Out
| Batch | Year | Count | Key Districts |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | 2026 | 30 | Yuhang, Binjiang, Xihu |
| Second | 2027 | 40 | Xiaoshan, Qiantang, Gongshu |
| Third | 2028 | 30+ | Linping, Fuyang, Lin'an |
Each community ships with shared meeting rooms, livestreaming studios, on-site tax and accounting desks, and resident mentors. Desk rent is capped at 30% of market price.
How to Apply
Everything is online: open the Zheliban app, enter the Qinqing Online platform, submit your business license, social insurance records, and a short business description. Community operators do the first review, the district does the second, and funds are disbursed after a five-day public notice. Compute vouchers are claimed quarterly and expire at year end.
The Window
Judging by Shenzhen Qianhai and Shanghai's Model Speed Space, the earliest tenants get the best terms: longest rent-free periods, fastest approvals, and first pick of locations.
Bottom line: 2026-2027 is the richest window of Hangzhou's OPC policy cycle. If you plan to register a one-person company anyway, locating it in an OPC community means the government absorbs most of your fixed costs for the first three years.