Number
1800 category
Use the 1800 category information to understand the stated caller-cost model and public plan starting point.
Buy an 1800 Number in Australia
Learn how to compare 1800 number options in Australia, check available Phonewords and review current public plans and call rates before buying.
What should you check before buying an 1800 number?
1300 Easy Dial offers 1800 numbers for Australian businesses. An 1800 number is presented as free for customers to call in the stated Australian context, while the business pays call charges. Before buying, compare the current public plan fee and call-rate table instead of relying on a general “from” price.
The public 1800 plans start at $10 per month. The monthly fee is only part of the decision because the published landline and mobile rates differ by plan. Use the live pricing page when you need current figures.
Compare the available 1800 options
Plan
Published rates
Public plans run from $10 to $99 per month and list different landline and mobile rates.
Phoneword
Available words
An 1800 Phoneword may spell a word on the keypad. Check a specific word rather than assuming it is available.
Check an 1800 Phoneword before choosing it
A Phoneword can use a 13, 1300 or 1800 number to spell a word on a telephone keypad. Find a Number searches available 1300 and 1800 Phonewords. The search does not guarantee that every word can be purchased, held or offered at a particular price.
Published Phoneword pricing starts from $40 per month, and availability and desirability can affect the price. Do not apply the standard 1800 plan price to a Phoneword without checking its own current information.
Use the live plan table for cost decisions
The public 1800 plan fees are $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month. Prepaid 1800 and Light 1800 each list $5 call credit. The current pricing table lists the plan-specific landline and mobile rates, and prices are in Australian dollars including GST.
Read the terms and conditions for current service and billing information. This page does not promise a particular Phoneword price, availability outcome or activation timeframe.
Keep availability and plan pricing separate
An available Phoneword result and a published 1800 plan table answer different questions. The search helps you check the word; the pricing table sets out the current public monthly fees and call rates. Neither source should be stretched into a promise about the final cost for a particular business or a purchase outcome for a particular word.
Buying an 1800 number: questions
How much does an 1800 number cost?
Public 1800 plans start at $10 per month. Check the current pricing page for plan fees and rates.
Are 1800 calls free for customers?
1800 numbers are presented as free for customers to call in the stated Australian context, while the business pays call charges.
Can I buy an 1800 Phoneword?
Search available 1800 Phonewords first. A particular word may not be available, and its price can be affected by availability and desirability.
Where can I see the current 1800 call rates?
Use the pricing page for the current public rate table.
Compare 1800 options
Search for an available 1800 Phoneword
Search available 1800 Phonewords, then review the current public pricing table before you decide.