ESSENTIAL FIBRE
Up to 80Mbps
East Sussex
Broadband in Brighton
Brighton broadband from OCCTA starts with the address, not a city-wide promise. This page is for homes in places such as North Laine, Kemptown, Hanover, and for postcode districts including BN1, BN2, BN3. Regency flats in Hove and streets climbing up to Hanover should be checked individually. Price Lock 24 and Flex 30 are the plan styles OCCTA can offer where the address is eligible. The availability checker is what confirms technology, setup and the price for that door.
- Address-Specific Availability
- Charges Shown Before Acceptance
- Installation Date Confirmed
Availability note: Plans shown are current OCCTA offers and may not all be available at every address. Final availability, speed and network technology are subject to network and supplier validation. If your selected plan cannot be supplied, we’ll email you with available options before provisioning and won’t change your plan or price without your agreement. If confirmed, your order proceeds as submitted.
✓ Takes 10 seconds✓ No commitment✓ Final service availability validated before provisioning
01Local guide
Brighton areas and postcodes
Hove is BN3 and is part of the city for most people. Lewes and Worthing are not. Check the town on the bill. Public speed bands go up to 1000Mbps only where that product is available, and the from-price of £34.99 a month is the national Price Lock 24 headline, not a Brighton-only offer. If you are actually in Lewes, Worthing, Shoreham, run the checker on that address rather than assuming this Brighton page answers it.
- Local areas
- North Laine, Kemptown, Hanover, Preston Park, Hove, Seven Dials.
- Postcode districts
- BN1, BN2, BN3. These are Royal Mail districts, not a coverage guarantee.
- Nearby towns
- Lewes, Worthing, Shoreham, Peacehaven. Use the checker on the full address if you live just outside Brighton.
Availability is checked per address, not per postcode
02Speed bands
Broadband plans in Brighton
Unlimited data where shown. Price Lock 24 or Flex 30 where offered in Brighton; exact address-specific terms are confirmed before acceptance.
Most Popular
SUPERFAST FIBRE
Up to 330Mbps
ULTRAFAST FIBRE
Up to 550Mbps
GIGABIT FIBRE
Up to 1000Mbps
03Questions
Broadband in Brighton — FAQs
It is written around North Laine, Kemptown, Hanover, Preston Park and districts such as BN1, BN2, BN3. Those names tell you the geography. They do not confirm that a particular building can take a particular product.
Both are national OCCTA options, offered only where the address is eligible. Price Lock 24 is a 24-month minimum term. Flex 30 is 30-day rolling with no fixed minimum term. In North Laine you still need the checker, because eligibility is address-specific and the term, price, setup and any router charge are shown before you accept.
Lewes is nearby, but it is not automatically the same check as Kemptown or BN2. Enter the full Lewes address in the availability checker. OCCTA will not treat a Brighton page as proof that Lewes can take the same technology.
Yes — OCCTA covers Brighton and East Sussex via the access network available at the address.
OCCTA offers Price Lock 24 and Flex 30 where eligible. Price Lock 24 has a 24-month minimum term; Flex 30 is 30-day rolling with no fixed minimum term. Exact term, price, speed information, setup and applicable charges are confirmed before acceptance.