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Compare courier prices to Brighton from Royal Mail, DPD, Evri and more in one search. From £4.15, next-day options, VAT included, no account needed.

Brighton is a standard mainland zone on the south coast, close to London, so next day is widely available from across mainland Britain and economy drop-off keeps everyday parcels cheap, from £4.15 for a small parcel. Because UK domestic couriers do not charge by distance on their standard tracked services, that £4.15 economy rate is a flat national price, the same to Brighton as to anywhere else on the mainland. There are no customs and no remote-area surcharge, so the price you compare is the price you pay. ParcelMatch compares Royal Mail, DPD, Evri, Parcelforce, UPS, DHL, FedEx and Asendia to Brighton in one search, with VAT included and nothing added at checkout, and no account needed to compare or book.
The value of comparing is simple: the carrier that is cheapest for your parcel today may not be the one you would have picked by habit. A small tracked parcel might be cheapest with Royal Mail, a next-day delivery with DPD, and a heavy box with FedEx, all to the same place. Checking them side by side takes a few seconds and routinely saves a pound or two per parcel, which adds up fast if you send regularly.
For a typical 2kg parcel, prices to Brighton start from £4.15 on an economy drop-off service. Here is how the main service types compare, with live figures from the quote engine.
Size and weight set the price first, charged on the larger of the actual and volumetric weight, so a smaller, firmer box can land you in a cheaper band. Speed is next, with next day dearer than economy, though the gap is small. A large or heavy parcel up to around 30kg starts from about £14.38 on economy, or £15.87 for next day.
Transit depends mainly on where you send from and whether you pick economy or next day. These are typical economy times into Brighton, with next day available on top from all of them.
The exact time shows against each quote once you enter your postcodes, so you can match the service to your deadline rather than guessing. Around peak periods such as the Christmas rush, give any parcel a day or two of extra headroom.
All eight carriers serve Brighton, with dense drop-off and locker coverage, so you are never short of options.
| Courier | On this route |
|---|---|
| Royal Mail | Royal Mail is usually cheapest for small and medium parcels, with the widest drop-off network and the £4.15 Tracked 48 economy rate. |
| Evri | Evri is strong for low-cost drop-off on everyday parcels, with a dense network of Parcelshops and lockers. |
| DPD and Parcelforce | DPD and Parcelforce lead on next day, with tight delivery windows and live driver tracking. |
| UPS, DHL and FedEx | UPS, DHL and FedEx suit heavier, urgent or business parcels, and often lead on price for large and heavy items. |
| Asendia | Asendia adds further options on selected services. |
Because the cheapest carrier changes with the size, weight and speed of your parcel, comparing is the only way to be sure you have the best price.
See all carriersNo to both. Brighton is a standard mainland UK zone, so there are no customs forms and no remote-area surcharge. Surcharges apply only to the Highlands, islands and a few remote postcodes, not here. The price you compare is the price you pay, with VAT already included and nothing added at checkout.

Standard services handle parcels up to around 30kg and 1.5m in length, and a large or heavy parcel to Brighton starts from about £14.38 on economy, or £15.87 for next day.
For anything bigger, longer or heavier, such as furniture, a bike or a set of wheels, see large parcel delivery, which lists the carriers that take oversized items and what each charges.
Good packing keeps your parcel safe and can lower the price. Follow these steps before you quote:
Measure and weigh the finished parcel, as price is set by the larger of actual and volumetric weight.
Use a sturdy box slightly larger than the contents, and a double-walled box for anything heavy or valuable.
Wrap each item and fill every gap with paper, bubble wrap or foam so nothing moves when shaken.
Tape all the seams with strong parcel tape, using the H-taping method across the top and bottom.
Attach the label flat and clear of any seams or edges, and remove any old labels.
Dropping your parcel at a local shop, Post Office or locker is cheaper than a doorstep collection, and it is what keeps the £4.15 economy rate possible.
If you cannot get out, or the parcel is heavy, a collection from your door is available on most services for a little more. ParcelMatch shows both options in your results so you can weigh convenience against cost.

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