1300 Phone Number Australia
What a 1300 phone number is in Australia — a shared-cost inbound business number, plans from $10 per month, one contact point for callers anywhere they dial.
A 1300 phone number in Australia is a shared-cost inbound business number: callers pay a local call cost, the business pays the remainder, and the business keeps one published contact point no matter where its callers dial from. On 1300 Easy Dial's published plans a 1300 number starts at $10 per month, with each plan carrying its own fixed-line and mobile call rates.
How a 1300 number works
- One contact point: customers dial the 1300 number rather than a line at a particular premises. The signup flow asks for the number the service will connect to, and calls arrive at that answer point.
- Shared cost: the caller pays a local call cost; the business pays the remainder under its plan's rate table. That is the published split that distinguishes 1300 from 1800, where callers pay nothing in the stated Australian 1800-number context.
- A word option: a 1300 base can carry a Phoneword — up to six letters mapped through the keypad (BAKERY reads as 225379) — priced from $40 per month with availability and desirability affecting the word.
Who a 1300 number suits
The shared-cost design is the deciding factor. If you want callers to contribute a local call cost while the business carries the remainder, 1300 is the published fit; if removing the caller charge entirely matters more, 1800 is the alternative at the same plan price points. Neither choice makes claims about where your business operates — the number is one inbound contact point, and this page does not sell a presence in any particular region.
Getting a 1300 number
Search Find a Number for available 1300 Phonewords, choose a plan from the published table on the pricing page, and apply — the signup flow records your answer point, and the team confirms the exact number and price before connection. Billing and cancellation obligations sit in the terms and conditions.
Related reading: the 1300 numbers in Australia overview, 1300 and 1800 numbers in Australia, or 1300 Australia specifics.
1300 Australia questions
What does a 1300 number cost in Australia?
Published plans start at $10 per month, plus the per-minute call rates each plan sets for fixed-line and mobile callers. Callers themselves pay a local call cost under the shared-cost split.
Is 1300 free for callers?
No — that is the 1800 arrangement. On a 1300 number the caller pays a local call cost and the business pays the remainder.
Can a 1300 number spell my business name?
Where the mapping and availability allow it. The word can run to six letters after the 1300 prefix, avoiding 0 and 1, which carry no keypad letters. Search it on Find a Number.
Does a 1300 number depend on where my business is located?
No. It is one inbound contact point connected to the answer point you name at signup. This page does not make geographic-presence claims about the number.
1300 in Australia
Get a 1300 phone number for your business
Search available numbers, or read the 1300 overview before choosing.