Buy a Company Number
What a company buys when it buys a number — the same three published products, a plan row and an answer point — with the purchase settled at confirmation.
Buying a number for a company is not a different product from buying one for any business — the published record offers the same three things. What the company actually buys: one inbound number (1300, 1800, or a word on either), one plan row, and one recorded answer point. The purchase settles where every purchase here settles: the team's confirmation of the exact number and price before connection.
What the company buys
- The number: a standard numeric 1300 or 1800 arranged with the team, or a word riding on either base — up to six letters, from $40 per month with availability and desirability affecting the word, searchable on Find a Number.
- The plan: published rows at $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month, each with its own fixed-line and mobile rates on the pricing page.
- The answer point: the signup flow asks for the number the service will connect to — decide where the company's calls land before applying.
What the company does not get (or pay)
Stated plainly: no multi-line bundle, hardware package or feature platform is published beyond the plan rows and three listed add-ons (Call Tracking Numbers $5/month, IVR Keypress Menu $35/month, Postcode Prompter $250/month). No discount or total-cost figure is published here. No activation timeframe is published — the team confirms connection specifics. Terms sit in the terms and conditions.
Related reading: company phone number, company telephone numbers, or the buy a phone number pillar.
Company-purchase questions
Can a company buy more than one number?
Multi-number setups are not documented on this page. One published number is the model described here; the team can confirm current options.
Does a company number cost more than a small-business one?
Not on the published record — the same plan rows apply to everyone; only call volumes change what a row costs in practice.
Who at the company should apply?
Whoever can settle the three choices — number, plan row, answer point. The signup flow records them; the team confirms before connection.
Is the number the company's asset?
Ownership and transfer questions are governed by the terms and conditions, not by this page.
The company-sized purchase
Buy the company's number on published facts
Three products, three cost lines, one confirmation.