Buy a 1300 Number
The two buyable forms of a 1300 number — word numbers you can search and standard numbers arranged with the team — with the published cost lines for each.
Buying a 1300 number means buying one of two published forms. Form one: a word number (a Phoneword) — up to six letters riding on the 1300 base, searchable now on Find a Number, priced from $40 per month. Form two: a standard numeric number, arranged with the team because it is not listed in a self-serve search. Both forms ride on the same plan rows and connect the same way — and in both, availability settles at the team's confirmation, not at search.
Form 1 — the word number
Search by word or last six digits; the result is a snapshot of the current listing. Word pricing starts from $40 per month, with availability and desirability affecting the specific word — the team confirms the exact word and price before connection. Words obey the published keypad mapping (2 = ABC through 9 = WXYZ; 0 and 1 carry no letters).
Form 2 — the standard number
Arranged with the team during the application. Nothing about it is self-serve: you describe what you need, the team comes back with the specific number and price, and confirmation settles it. This page does not document a standard-number catalogue or availability promises.
The shared cost lines
Either form rides on the published 1300 rows — $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month, each with its own fixed-line and mobile rates and, on Cap plans, included allowances on the pricing page. The caller arrangement is also shared: callers pay a local call cost, the business pays the remainder. No activation timeframe is published; terms sit in the terms and conditions.
Related reading: buy a 1300 number, 1300 number plans, or the buy a phone number pillar.
Buying questions
Which form is better to buy?
No preference is published. The word costs more (from $40 per month) and buys memorability; the standard number rides the same plans without the word price.
Can I buy a 1300 number online?
Word numbers can be searched online and applied for through signup; standard numbers are arranged with the team. Confirmation settles both.
Does the buyer own the number?
Ownership terms sit in the terms and conditions — this page does not characterise them.
What is the total cost to buy?
Two published cost lines — the plan row and, for words, the word price — plus per-minute charges from the row. No total is calculated on this page.
Two buyable forms
Buy the 1300 number in either of its two forms
Words you search, standard numbers you arrange.