Freelance Members: Save 15% at Co-Working Spaces Across Brighton & Hove

Find a home from home with these amazing co-working spaces (and get a 15% discount!)

As freelancing becomes an ever more desirable career option, Brighton has seen a rise in a number of fantastic co-working spaces and communities. Home to makers, thinkers and creatives, they are a hotbed for inspiration, innovation and collaboration.

If you’re a freelance member looking for a home away from home, we’ve teamed up with some of the city's best co-working spaces to offer you 15% off your first 3 months residency. But hurry, the discount is only valid until 31st January!

Read on to find out who’s involved and how you can benefit:
 

PLATF9RM, Hove

In just 24 months, PLATF9RM’s creative business community and contemporary co-working space has grown to over 800 members. Their beautiful workspace in Hove Town Hall is specifically aimed at freelancers and brings a special blend of work, leisure and community.

As well as offering day-to-day support, their dedicated in-house team engineers opportunities for collaboration between businesses, and facilitates a programme of cultural and social events throughout the year.

To claim 15% off your first 3 months of UNLIMITED 24/7 membership at PLATF9RM, simply fill out their contact form and select ‘Wired Sussex Member’ from the “How did you hear about us?” drop-down.

Not a Wired Sussex member yet? Find out the benefits of joining here.

 

The Projects, Brighton

The Projects is located in the heart of the Lanes, just a stone’s throw from the seafront. Their private offices and dedicated desks are ideal for those that prefer a permanent space, or they also have large, communal tables, two-seater window desks, four-seater booths and standing work bars for those that like to move around.

What’s more, they have a sitting room and bar where you can grab a drink after work or entertain clients, a terrace for summer BBQs or lunch-time yoga sessions, and a games room to unwind and relax.

To claim 15% off your first 3 months membership at The Projects, please get in touch with us.

Not a Wired Sussex member yet? Find out the benefits of joining here.

 

The Skiff, Brighton

Established in 2008, The Skiff has chosen to stay relatively small, limiting itself to just one central location that brings together a community of up to 250 freelancers, remote workers and solo business owners.

Their shared work and social space nestled in the heart of Brighton is focused on supporting individuals for one day a week or more and offers a choice of 5 different work areas to match your mood, shared monitors, comfortable chairs, full-size standing desks, meeting rooms, social and professional gatherings every week.

To claim 15% off your first 3 months of '3rd Mate Membership' at The Skiff, please get in touch with us.

Not a Wired Sussex member yet? Find out the benefits of joining here.

 

Freedom Works Creative Hub, Hove

Located in the iconic Dubarry Factory building just behind Hove Station, Freedom Works Hove offers flexible plans to match your needs, from hot-desks all the way to your own private room or office, as well as post-production edit suites.

They also have an online member network for you to easily connect with other members of the community, including TV production companies, designers, developers, marketers, and many more.

To claim 15% off your first 3 months at Freedom Works Hove, please visit here and quote the code: #WiredSussex15.

Not a Wired Sussex member yet? Find out the benefits of joining here.

 

The Werks Group, Brighton

The Werks Group has been providing creative spaces for creative people since 1992 across nine locations in the city. Over at their Werks Central building on Middle Street, they offer co-working areas, meeting rooms, Skype booths, an event space, and more. They even have a secret garden!

To claim 15% off your first 3 months at The Werks Group, please get in touch with us.

Not a Wired Sussex member yet? Find out the benefits of joining here.

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