If working from home or temporary spaces is making it harder to focus, meet clients or separate work from home, PLATF9RM is one option to investigate. It has locations at Tower Point, 44 North Road in Brighton, a short walk from Brighton Station, and Hove Town Hall on Church Road.
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What it can help with
PLATF9RM may be useful if you need somewhere to work regularly, a professional setting for meetings, a flexible base for a team or space for an event. Its options range from occasional desk access to dedicated desks and private offices, with meeting and event spaces available separately.
Who it may suit
It may suit freelancers, consultants, founders and teams that can use a Brighton or Hove base often enough to justify the cost. It may be less suitable if you need complete privacy, specialist facilities or consistently quiet surroundings.
How it works
PLATF9RM offers day passes, coworking memberships, dedicated desks and private offices. Current coworking options include location-specific weekday access, 24/7 plans covering Brighton and Hove, and a location-specific dedicated desk with 24/7 access. Coworking memberships are monthly rolling and currently require 30 days’ written notice to cancel. Availability and access vary by plan.
Cost and access
Price checked 2 September 2026. The live day-pass page lists £30 + VAT for one day, £80 + VAT for a three-day bundle and Brighton private-office day passes from £100 + VAT. Coworking rates vary by plan, so check the current membership details. Private offices are advertised at or from £350 + VAT per member per month, with bespoke space individually tailored; confirm the quote, inclusions and contract length.
What to check before committing
Before paying or signing an agreement, check Brighton versus Hove, cross-site versus location-specific access, desk hours and 24/7 arrangements, and the full price including VAT, payment and cancellation terms. Check whether you need a hot desk, dedicated desk, private office, meeting room or event space; any room credits or discounts; privacy for calls and confidential work; business-address, mail, storage, printing and guest arrangements; accessibility, transport, parking and cycling; and whether you can book a tour or trial day first.
> Inspiration Space note: A good coworking space can do more than provide a desk. It can give an independent worker a working rhythm, a change of scene and a professional setting in which ideas, meetings and relationships are easier to move forward. The right fit depends less on whether the space looks impressive and more on whether you will actually use it enough to improve your week.
Next action
Compare the current access options and consider a trial day or visit before committing to a regular membership.