1300 Number Purchase
What a 1300 number purchase involves — the number, the plan from $10 per month, the answer point you name at signup, and confirmation before connection.
A 1300 number purchase has four moving parts, and knowing them before you start is what makes the purchase simple: the number itself, the plan it runs on, the answer point the service connects to, and the team's confirmation of the exact number and price before connection. The published plan fees start at $10 per month.
What you are choosing when you purchase
- The number: a standard 1300 number, or a 1300 Phoneword that spells a word — searched on Find a Number by word or last six digits. Availability is a snapshot of the current listing, and word pricing starts from $40 per month with availability and desirability affecting the specific word.
- The plan: published 1300 plans run $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month, each with its own fixed-line and mobile call rates and, on Cap plans, included minute allowances. The full table is on the pricing page.
- The answer point: the signup flow asks for the number the service will connect to. That is where your calls land, so have it settled before you apply.
- The confirmation: the team confirms the exact number and price before the service is connected. A search result does not reserve anything.
What to have ready
- A shortlist of one or two candidate numbers, searched on Find a Number — first choices are not always available, and variants sometimes are.
- A preferred plan from the published table, understanding that the fee alone is not the total cost: call rates and caller volume complete it.
- The number your calls should arrive on, for the signup flow's answer-point question.
- An eye on the terms and conditions, which govern billing, suspension and cancellation.
What a purchase does not include
Stated plainly: this page publishes no activation timeframe — connection timing is confirmed with the team during the application. No specific number or price is guaranteed until confirmation, and the purchase does not bundle unpublished features; the pricing page's plan rows and listed add-ons are the complete published scope.
Related reading: the step-by-step purchase 1300 number flow, 1300 number purchase in Australia, or 1300 number Australia buy options.
Purchase questions
What do I need before purchasing a 1300 number?
A candidate number from the search, a preferred plan from the published table, and the answer-point number the signup flow asks for. The team confirms the exact number and price before connection.
Can I buy a 1300 number without choosing a plan?
No. The number is connected under a plan — published 1300 plans start at $10 per month. The plan carries the call-rate table that determines the rest of the cost.
Does the purchase guarantee my chosen number?
No. Availability settles when the team confirms the exact number and price. Searching shows the current listing as a snapshot only.
How long does a purchase take to connect?
This page does not publish an activation timeframe. Connection specifics are confirmed with the team as part of the application.
Before you buy
Purchase a 1300 number with the right pieces in place
Compare the published plans, or search for the number itself first.