Contact Phone Number
What a business contact number has to do — be findable, dialable and consistent — plus 1300 Easy Dial's own contact number if that is what you were looking for.
A contact number is the number a business publishes for being reached, and it has to do three jobs at once: be findable (one number, everywhere), be dialable (a cost the caller can predict), and be consistent (calls landing at the same answer point every time). If you were looking for 1300 Easy Dial's own contact number, it is 1300 327 934, with the team also reachable at info@1300easydial.com.au and via the contact page. The rest of this page is about choosing one for your business.
What a contact number has to do
- Be findable: one number, published everywhere the business is — not a scatter of different lines per channel.
- Be dialable: a 1300 number tells callers they pay a local call cost; an 1800 number tells them the call is free in the stated Australian context. The range communicates the cost before anyone dials.
- Be consistent: state-neutral, no area code, with calls arriving at the answer point recorded at signup.
Choosing one
The three published forms are 1300 (shared cost), 1800 (free for callers) and Phonewords — a word spelled on either base, up to six letters, from $40 per month with availability and desirability affecting the word. Word candidates are searchable on Find a Number as a listing snapshot; the team confirms the exact number and price before connection. Plan rows run $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month on the pricing page.
What a contact number is not
Stated plainly: it is not a personal line, and this site does not publish mobile, geographic landline or residential numbers. No activation timeframe is published, and no outcome is promised from publishing the number — the contact number is infrastructure, not a result.
Related reading: contact phone, the phone number, or the 1300 numbers pillar.
Contact-number questions
What is 1300 Easy Dial's contact number?
1300 327 934 — also reachable at info@1300easydial.com.au or through the contact page.
Should a business use a mobile as its contact number?
Mobile numbers are not published products here, so the comparison is not established on this page. The published options are 1300, 1800 and Phoneword numbers.
How many contact numbers should a business publish?
One is the model described here — a single consistent contact point. Multi-number setups are not documented on this page.
Can the contact number spell the business name?
If a matching word is available: search it on Find a Number and the team confirms the exact number and price before connection.
Findable, dialable, consistent
The contact number question, both ways
Ours is listed; yours starts with a search.