Invest in Brighton Fibre

Help keep Brighton connected by backing a local fibre network that is built carefully, owned locally, and run by the people doing the work.

We are raising fixed-term loan investment to strengthen the network, expand into new areas, and keep Brighton Fibre independent to make positive decisions to benefit our communities.

Positive money for positive change

Brighton Fibre are not selling a pitch deck fantasy. Dedicated humans, delicate engineering, practical work, and the unglamorous bits that make our network meaningful.

How does it work?

We have chosen fixed-term loans over equity because we do not want external shareholders shaping the network around extraction or a future sale.

You get a clear fixed return if we proceed, and Brighton Fibre keeps building a network that belongs to the place it serves.

What it supports

Extending Brighton Fibre into new areas.
Extending availability of our social tariff.
Improving network resilience and capacity.
Keeping local support human and close to the work.
Reducing pressure to put profit before purpose.

The important bit

This is a private fixed-interest loan, not shares, not equity, and not a public securities offer.

Capital is at risk. Repayment depends on our continuing performance and final terms are confirmed in the agreement.

Explore the shape of it

This is only an illustration, but it gives a feel for how amount, term, and monthly interest fit together.

Investment amount (£50,000-£500,000)

£10k£10,000£250k

Term

Rates are indicative and may vary by amount and term. Longer terms and larger amounts may price slightly higher.

Indicative annual rate

7.0%

Monthly interest

£583.33

interest-only

Principal at maturity

£100,000

Illustrative total interest

£7,000.00

How it works

You register interest with an amount and preferred term.
We talk it through and confirm whether it is suitable for both sides.
We send a fixed-term loan agreement to e-sign.
You transfer funds after signing.
Monthly interest begins the following month. Principal is repaid at term end.

This is not financial advice. Please take your own advice if you need it.