Plan
Monthly fee
The public 1800 plan fees range from $10 to $99 per month.
Compare published 1800 telephone number plan fees and call rates, and understand why the monthly fee is only part of the total cost for Australian businesses.
1300 Easy Dial’s public 1800 plans start at $10 per month. The total amount a business pays depends on the monthly plan selected and the call charges published for that plan. Use the current pricing page for a purchase decision rather than treating a starting price as a total cost forecast.
An 1800 number is presented as free for customers to call in the stated Australian context, while the business pays call charges. That distinction makes the call-rate table as important as the monthly plan fee.
| Plan | Monthly fee | Landline rate | Mobile rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prepaid 1800 | $10 | 15c per minute | 35c per minute |
| Light 1800 | $15 | 12c per minute | 32c per minute |
| Cap39 1800 | $39 | 10c per minute | 25c per minute |
| Cap79 1800 | $79 | 8c per minute | 20c per minute |
| High Volume 1800 | $99 | 5c per minute | 12c per minute |
The Prepaid 1800 and Light 1800 plans each list $5 call credit. Prices are Australian dollars and include GST. Published plan details and rates can change, so check the live table before making a decision.
Plan
The public 1800 plan fees range from $10 to $99 per month.
Calls
Landline and mobile call rates differ by plan, so compare them alongside the monthly fee.
Terms
Read the current terms and conditions for service and billing information.
Begin with the plan fee, then compare the published landline and mobile rates. Do not calculate a custom bill from this page: the call pattern for a business is outside the information recorded here. The current table is the source for precise rates.
Check the plan name as well as the figures. A lower published per-minute rate is attached to a particular plan, and a higher monthly plan fee may be part of that comparison. The site does not provide enough information here to recommend a plan for a particular call volume, so use the published rates and your own requirements when deciding.
Keep a record of the date you compare prices, because published pricing can change.
If you are deciding between 1800 and 1300, compare the caller-cost model as well as pricing. See 1800 numbers for the category overview and 1300 numbers for the shared-cost alternative.
The public Prepaid 1800 plan starts at $10 per month and lists $5 call credit. Check the live pricing page for current details.
The published plans list a monthly fee and call-rate table. Prepaid 1800 and Light 1800 each list $5 call credit.
1800 numbers are presented as free for customers to call in the stated Australian context. The business pays call charges.
Use the pricing page for the current public plan fees and call-rate tables.
Compare current 1800 pricing
Use the current public pricing table to compare 1800 monthly fees and call rates before choosing a plan.