Buy a 1300 Number Easy
Buying a 1300 number is a three-step process: search availability, choose a published plan from $10 per month, then connect it to your answer point.
The easy way to buy a 1300 number is the published three-step process: search for an available number, choose a plan, and connect the number to the answer point that takes your calls. There is nothing hidden in the flow — the only detail sign-up needs beyond your plan is the number the service will connect to. The step people skip, searching availability first, is exactly the one that prevents a re-do later, because a specific number is never guaranteed.
Step 1: Search for the number
Use Find a Number to search available 1300/1800 Phonewords. It shows what is available to consider — it does not reserve a number or fix its price. The exact number and price are confirmed with you before connection, so settle this step before printing, signage or advertising.
Step 2: Choose a plan
Published 1300 plans run $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month, ex GST, month-to-month with no lock-in on standard plans. A 1300 is shared-cost: callers pay a local call rate and the business pays the per-minute rate on its plan, which varies by the caller's device. Match the tier to expected call volume; the pricing page holds the current fees, rates and inclusions.
Step 3: Connect the number
At sign-up, the flow asks for the number the service will connect to — the line or service that answers. Provide it and the connection is done. If your answer point is unusual or about to change, contact the team before signing up rather than guessing at the details.
Why this stays easy
- Published prices: the plan tiers and fees are public, so there is no quote stage to learn the entry cost.
- Month-to-month standard plans: no lock-in, so the tier decision is not a long-term bet.
- One connection detail: the answer point is the only setup fact the flow requires.
- Self-serve search: availability checking happens at Find a Number on your side.
One honest limit: no activation timeframe is published, so this page does not claim the number is live in any particular period — ask the team if timing matters. Related reading: the 1800 equivalent if toll-free suits better, the simple purchase summary, and the setup walkthrough. The buy a 1300 number pillar is the parent topic.
Easy 1300 number questions
What is the easiest 1300 number to buy?
A numeric 1300 on a standard plan: search an available number, choose a tier from $10 per month ex GST, and give your answer point at sign-up. There are no premium-number terms unless you want a word.
How quickly will my 1300 number be live?
No activation timeframe is published, so this page cannot state one. Contact the team on 1300 327 934 for current timing before committing to a launch date.
What do I need ready before I start?
Two things: a shortlist of numbers from the search, and the answer point — the number the service will connect to. The plan comparison is on the pricing page whenever you are ready for it.
Is the number guaranteed to be mine after I search it?
No. Availability of a specific number is never guaranteed, and the exact number and price are confirmed with you before connection. Treat the search result as a shortlist until then.
Buy a 1300 number
The easy path is the ordered one
Search the number, pick a plan from $10 per month ex GST, then connect it to your answer point at sign-up.