Business Phone Number and Fax, Scoped Honestly
The published products here are voice business numbers — fax is not among them. What a business voice number does cover, and what to do about fax separately.
Queries pairing "business phone number and fax" usually want one line that does both — so the honest scope comes first: the published products on this site are voice business numbers, and fax is not among them. No page here claims fax receiving, fax-to-email, or any fax capability, and this page will not invent one. What the published products do cover, and how to think about the fax half separately, follows. The business number overview frames the product family.
What the published voice products cover
The formats are 1300 numbers (shared cost — callers pay a local call rate, the business the remainder), 1800 numbers (free for callers in the stated Australian 1800-number context), 13 (the six-digit format the FAQ describes as typically used by larger national companies), and Phonewords that spell a word on any of those bases from $40 per month. Each connects to the answering point nominated at signup; the published pages make no claims about what happens beyond that step.
Where fax sits — outside the published record
Whether a fax service can be added to a business setup, and how, is not documented on this site's published pages. If your workflow still receives faxes, that capability needs arranging on the fax provider's side; this page will not guess at compatibility with the voice products here. If the team can answer current fax questions, the contact page is the route — and until something is published, the honest answer is that fax is not part of the offer.
The voice decision, unaffected
The fax question does not change the voice choice: pick the caller arrangement (shared cost or free call), search availability on Find a Number, and match the plan — published fees run $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month with per-plan rate tables on the pricing page. Service terms are governed by the terms and conditions.
Related reading: a phone number for the office, business call services, or the business phone contact point.
Phone number and fax questions
Can a 1300 or 1800 number receive faxes?
Fax capability is not a published feature on this site — no page claims it. Treat fax as a separate service to arrange, and ask the team if you need current specifics.
Is there a fax-to-email option?
Not published. The three listed add-ons are Call Tracking Numbers, an IVR Keypress Menu and a Postcode Prompter, each with its published purpose on the pricing page.
Can I use one number for both voice and fax?
Nothing published here describes combined voice-and-fax use. The published products are voice inbound numbers; fax arrangements are outside the record.
What does the voice number cost?
Plans start at $10 per month for 1300 and 1800 numbers plus per-plan call rates; word numbers start from $40 per month. Full tables are on the pricing page.
Voice yes, fax no
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