Online vs In-Store Number Purchase
The documented purchase path is online: search available numbers, compare published plans and complete sign-up. This page covers that online path only.
The documented way to buy an Australian business number at 1300 Easy Dial is online, end to end: search the available numbers, compare the published plans, and complete sign-up. This page describes that online path only — it makes no claims about physical retail stores, telco shopfronts or in-store channels, and it does not compare them, because nothing about retail purchasing is published on this site.
The online path, step by step
- Search: Find a Number searches the available 1300/1800 Phoneword range. It shows current availability; it does not reserve a number or promise a price for a specific word.
- Compare: the pricing page publishes the plan fees and call rates — 1300 and 1800 plans at $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month, ex GST, month-to-month with no lock-in on standard plans.
- Sign up: the sign-up flow asks for the number the service will connect to — the answer point for your new business number. Have that detail settled before you start.
What the online path does not need
Nothing in the published flow requires visiting a location. The selection is done through the search page, the cost decision through the pricing tables, and the connection through sign-up. What the online path does not remove is the need to ask questions: if the search results, plan tables or terms leave something unclear, the published contact channels are 1300 327 934 and info@1300easydial.com.au — the online equivalent of walking up to a counter.
What this page does not cover
Stated plainly: this page does not establish whether buying a number in a store is better, worse, faster or cheaper. It does not name or compare retail channels, and it does not claim the online path is superior to any alternative. What it establishes is the one documented route: search, compare, sign-up, with the plan fees published in advance. If you want a second opinion on a purchase decision, the terms are at terms and conditions and the team is reachable on the contacts above.
Related reading: buying an Australian phone number online, the FAQ page, or the buy an Australian number online pillar page for this topic.
Online versus in-store questions
Can I complete the entire purchase online?
That is the published path: search at Find a Number, compare plans on the pricing page, and complete sign-up, which asks for the number the service will connect to.
Do I need to visit a store to buy a business number?
The published flow does not require one — every step runs through the site. This page makes no claims about physical retail channels either way.
Is buying online cheaper than buying in person?
This page does not make that comparison. What is published is the online price list — 1300 and 1800 plans from $10 per month, ex GST — which you can read before deciding anything.
What if I get stuck partway through the online process?
The published contact channels are 1300 327 934 and info@1300easydial.com.au. No support response-time commitment is published on this site.
What details do I need ready before signing up online?
The sign-up flow asks for the number the service will connect to, so settle that first. Before that, use Find a Number to shortlist the number itself and the pricing page to settle the plan tier.
Buying online
Buy your business number online
The published path is search, compare, sign-up — start with the number search.