Company Phone Number

Publishing a company phone number properly — the number, the channels it appears on, and the record behind it — with the claims this page declines named.

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A company phone number earns its keep through publication: the same number, appearing the same way, everywhere the company appears. The published record supports that discipline with a number built for it — state-neutral, no area code, connected to one recorded answer point — and this page covers the number, the channels, and the record behind it, declining the usual image claims on the way.

The number itself

A 1300 (shared cost), an 1800 (free for callers in the stated Australian context), or a word on either base — up to six letters, from $40 per month with availability and desirability affecting the word, searchable on Find a Number. The word, if used, becomes part of the company's published identity: it appears in the digits and reads as the name.

The channels it publishes on

  • Web: the site header, contact page and help pages — identical digits everywhere.
  • Records and print: invoices, quotes, packaging and vehicles carrying the same number.
  • Listings: every directory entry matching the website — a mismatched listing defeats the point.

The record behind it

Plan rows at $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month with per-row call rates on the pricing page; the signup flow records the number, plan and answer point; the team confirms the exact number and price before connection. Terms sit in the terms and conditions.

The declined claims

Stated plainly: no claim that a company number projects scale or professionalism, and no multi-number guidance — one published number is the model described here. No activation timeframe is published.

Related reading: company telephone numbers, buy a company number, or the business number pillar.

Company-number questions

Should the number be the company's or a person's?

The published design points to the company: one state-neutral number not tied to any handset or premises.

Does the word need to be the exact company name?

No — any available word within the published mapping rules works. Availability settles at confirmation.

Can we publish before confirmation?

The record's advice is to wait: the exact number and price are confirmed by the team before connection.

What does a company number cost?

Plans start at $10 per month plus per-row call rates; word pricing starts from $40 per month. Current tables sit on the pricing page.

Publish it properly

The company phone number, published the published way

One number, every channel, one record.