Get Phone Service
What "phone service" means at 1300 Easy Dial — a published business number, a plan row and a connection to your answer point — and what is not part of it.
Getting phone service here has a narrow, published meaning: a business number (1300, 1800 or Phoneword), a plan row with its rate table, and calls delivered to the answer point recorded at signup. It does not mean handsets, an office phone system, or a documented bundle of extra features — and reading the scope correctly is the difference between a quick decision and a wrong one.
What the service includes on the record
- A number: a 1300 number (shared cost), an 1800 number (free for callers in the stated Australian context), or a Phoneword spelling a word from $40 per month.
- A plan: published rows at $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month with per-row call rates — the pricing page holds the current tables.
- A connection: the signup flow asks for the number the service will connect to; calls arrive at that answer point.
- Optional add-ons: Call Tracking Numbers ($5/month), IVR Keypress Menu ($35/month) and Postcode Prompter ($250/month) at their published purposes.
What the service does not cover here
Stated plainly: this site does not document handset or hardware provision, a PBX or office phone system, device compatibility, or any feature list beyond the plan rows and the three add-ons above. If the query needs those, this page does not establish an answer — the team can confirm current service details directly.
Getting it, in order
- Choose the number type by caller cost and memorability — search word candidates on Find a Number or arrange a standard number with the team.
- Choose the plan row from the published table.
- Apply with your answer point; the team confirms the exact number and price before connection. No activation timeframe is published.
Related reading: 1300 number providers, get a phone number, or the 1300 numbers pillar.
Phone-service questions
Is this a full phone system?
No. What is published is a business number, a plan and a connection to your answer point. Office phone systems and hardware are not documented products here.
What do the add-ons do?
Three are listed: Call Tracking Numbers ($5/month), IVR Keypress Menu ($35/month) and Postcode Prompter ($250/month), each at its published purpose. Nothing beyond them is established on this page.
Do I need new hardware?
This page does not establish hardware requirements. The signup flow asks for the number the service will connect to; the team can confirm current details.
How fast is service active?
No activation timeframe is published. Connection specifics are confirmed with the team during the application.
Service, defined narrowly
Get phone service without the guesswork
The published scope, nothing stretched.