Cheap 1300 Numbers Best Deal
What the best deal on a 1300 number means here: the published plan rows from $10 per month ex GST and the factors that set your total monthly cost.
This page does not rank providers or crown a cheapest-in-market deal. What it can do honestly: state the published entry pricing — 1300 plans from $10 per month ex GST, month-to-month with no lock-in — and the factors that actually decide what you pay. On this site the best deal is the published row that matches your call pattern, not a discount code.
The published floor
The cheapest published 1300 plan is the Prepaid row: $10 per month, 12c/min to fixed lines, 32c/min to mobiles, $5 call credit, prepaid only. One step up, the Light row at $15 per month carries the same 12c/min and 32c/min rates and the same $5 call credit. Both are quoted exactly from the pricing page — no rounding, no calculation.
What actually drives the total
- Plan tier: the monthly fee buys a rate table and, on Cap rows, included value. Higher fees carry lower per-minute rates — Cap79 at $79 rates at 7c/min to fixed lines and 25c/min to mobiles, against Prepaid's 12c and 32c.
- Your call mix: fixed-line and mobile minutes are rated separately on every row, so where your calls come from matters as much as how many there are.
- Included value: with Cap plans the monthly fee is the only charge until the included value is used, then per-minute rates apply.
- A word, if you want one: Phonewords start from $40 per month, with availability and desirability affecting the price — a separate line from the plan.
What this page does not claim
No cheapest-in-Australia claim, no competitor comparison, and no promotions — none are published. Standard plans are month-to-month with no lock-in, so the practical test of a deal is a month on the right row, checked against the published tables rather than an advertisement.
Related reading: the cheap 1300 numbers pillar, the full 1300 rates table, or where the value sits in each row.
Best-deal questions
Is this the cheapest 1300 number in Australia?
No claim like that is made here. What is published is the floor: the 1300 Prepaid row at $10 per month ex GST. Comparing providers is your step, and the published tables are the honest basis for it.
What is the cheapest plan to start on?
The 1300 Prepaid row: $10 per month, 12c/min to fixed lines, 32c/min to mobiles, $5 call credit, prepaid only.
Is a lower monthly fee always cheaper overall?
Not necessarily — the rate table and your call mix decide. A $39 Cap row can work out lower per call than the $10 row once volume grows, but this page does not total bills; the tables are on the pricing page.
Are there discounts or promo prices?
None are published. The prices on the pricing page are the prices, ex GST, month-to-month on standard plans.
Deal means the right row
Compare the published rows
Entry pricing from $10 per month, with every rate published.