Buy a 1300 Number Phoneword

A 1300 number Phoneword is a 1300 number whose digits spell a word on the telephone keypad — the kind of number a business buys so its contact point reads as a brand name instead of ten digits. Through 1300 Easy Dial you buy it as two published pieces: the Phoneword licence, from $40 per month plus a one-off $50 setup on a 12-month rolling contract, and the 1300 plan that hosts it, from $10 per month. All pricing is ex GST.

The purchase facts, in one place:

What it is: a 1300 number that spells a word on the keypad; a Phoneword can also be built on a 13 or 1800 base.
Phoneword licence: from $40 per month, priced on the desirability and availability of the word.
Setup: a $50 one-off charge, subject to number selection and availability.
Contract: the premium Phoneword licence runs on a 12-month rolling contract.
Hosting plan: a published 1300 plan from $10 to $99 per month, month-to-month with no lock-in.
Caller side: callers pay a local call rate on a 1300 number; the number is shared-cost.

What you are actually buying

A Phoneword purchase has two parts, and it pays to keep them separate. The licence is the right to use the word-number itself — that is the premium piece, priced from $40 per month depending on how desirable and how available the word is. The plan is the ordinary 1300 hosting underneath it: the monthly fee, included minutes and per-minute rates listed on the pricing page. Standard 1300 plans are month-to-month with no lock-in; the premium licence carries the 12-month rolling term. The exact licence price for your word is confirmed with you before anything connects.

How availability and price are decided

Word-numbers are finite, so availability decides what is purchasable at all. The Find a Number search shows the 1300/1800 Phonewords currently listed, but it is a snapshot — it does not promise that a particular word is still available, or that it will be available at a particular price. The team checks your chosen word and confirms the exact number and price before connection. No availability timeframe is published, so this page does not promise one.

How to buy one

The flow is choose, plan, connect. Search the word in Find a Number and shortlist what is listed. Compare the hosting plans on the pricing page — the published tiers are $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month, each with its own included minutes and rates. Then record the answer point: the signup flow asks for the number the service will connect to. Questions at any step go to the team via the contact page. For the wider context on 1300 purchases, see the buy a 1300 number pillar or get a 1300 number for my business.

1300 base or another base?

The same word can be built on a 13, 1300 or 1800 base, and the caller-cost arrangement follows the base: a 1300-based Phoneword is shared-cost, with callers paying a local call rate, while an 1800-based one is free for callers in the stated Australian 1800-number context. The Phonewords page explains the category; the licence pricing position — from $40 per month plus the $50 setup — is the published starting point for premium numbers generally.

Buying a 1300 Phoneword: questions

How much does a 1300 Phoneword cost?

Two published pieces: the Phoneword licence from $40 per month plus a one-off $50 setup, and the 1300 hosting plan from $10 to $99 per month. All pricing is ex GST. The exact licence price depends on the word and is confirmed before connection.

Is there a contract on a Phoneword?

The premium Phoneword licence runs on a 12-month rolling contract. The standard 1300 plan hosting it is month-to-month with no lock-in.

Can I check whether my word is available?

Search it in Find a Number. The listing is a snapshot, and the team confirms the exact number and price before you connect — the search itself is not a guarantee.

What do callers pay on a 1300 Phoneword?

A local call rate, under the shared-cost 1300 arrangement. The business pays the per-minute rates under its hosting plan.

Will a Phoneword get me more calls or sales?

This page makes no recall, call-volume or sales promises. What is published is the pricing structure — licence from $40 per month, $50 setup, hosting from $10 per month — and the fact that the number spells a word on the keypad.