Fee
Monthly plan
The public 1300 plan fees range from $10 to $99 per month.
1300 Number Pricing
Compare current 1300 number plan fees and published call rates, including the factors to review before choosing a plan for an Australian business.
How much does a 1300 number cost?
1300 Easy Dial’s public 1300 plans start at $10 per month. The total amount a business pays depends on the selected monthly plan and its published call rates. Use the current pricing table for a purchase decision rather than treating the entry price as a total bill.
A 1300 number is presented as a shared-cost business number. The plan fee is therefore only one part of the comparison: the applicable landline and mobile call rates also matter.
Published 1300 plan fees and rates
| Plan | Monthly fee | Landline rate | Mobile rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prepaid 1300 | $10 | 15c per minute | 35c per minute |
| Light 1300 | $15 | 12c per minute | 32c per minute |
| Cap39 1300 | $39 | 10c per minute | 25c per minute |
| Cap79 1300 | $79 | 8c per minute | 20c per minute |
| High Volume 1300 | $99 | 5c per minute | 12c per minute |
The Prepaid 1300 and Light 1300 plans each list $5 call credit. The prices are Australian dollars and include GST. Plan fees and rates can change, so use the live table before choosing.
What to compare in 1300 pricing
Rates
Call type
Every plan lists a landline rate and a mobile rate. Compare both with the monthly fee.
Terms
Current conditions
Read the current terms and conditions for service and billing information.
Do not use the plan fee as a bill estimate
The plan table records published rates, not a forecast for a particular business. Call volumes, patterns and other circumstances are outside the facts recorded here. Compare the current table against your own requirements, and revisit it if your decision is delayed.
If caller cost is a deciding factor, compare the 1300 category with 1800 numbers. An 1800 number is presented as free for customers to call in the stated Australian context, while the business pays call charges.
Where to check current 1300 pricing
The pricing page is the current source for public monthly fees, call credits and rate tables. It is better to use that page than a copied plan figure when you are ready to choose. For current service and billing conditions, read the terms and conditions.
This route does not calculate a bill, recommend a plan for a call volume or add unverified features to any plan. It records the published starting points and directs you to the current commercial information for the final decision. Always check current information.
1300 pricing questions
What is the cheapest published 1300 plan?
Prepaid 1300 starts at $10 per month and lists $5 call credit. Check the live pricing page for current details.
Do 1300 plans have different call rates?
Yes. The published plan table lists different landline and mobile rates for each plan.
Are published prices inclusive of GST?
Yes. The pricing page states that prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.
Where can I compare current 1300 rates?
Use the pricing page for current public monthly fees and call-rate tables.
Compare current 1300 rates
Review the 1300 pricing table
Compare current public monthly fees and call rates before choosing a 1300 plan.