How Do I Get a 1300 Number
The direct answer — pick a plan from $10 per month, find the number, record your answer point, apply, and confirm with the team. Steps and costs here.
You get a 1300 number in four steps: choose a plan, choose the number, record your answer point at signup, and confirm the exact number and price with the team before connection. Plans start at $10 per month, and a 1300 number is shared cost — callers pay a local call cost, the business pays the remainder. Here is each step with its published facts.
Step 1 — choose a plan
Published 1300 plans run $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month. Each pairs its fee with a different fixed-line and mobile rate table and, on Cap plans, included minute allowances that apply before per-minute rates kick in. The rows are on the pricing page — compare them rather than the fees alone.
Step 2 — choose the number
A standard numeric 1300 number is arranged with the team. A 1300 Phoneword — up to six letters mapped after the prefix — is searchable on Find a Number by word or last six digits; word pricing starts from $40 per month with availability and desirability affecting the specific word. A search result is a snapshot, not a reservation.
Step 3 — record your answer point
The signup flow asks for the number the service will connect to. That is where your calls will land, so have it decided before you apply.
Step 4 — confirm and connect
The team confirms the exact number and price before the service is connected. No activation timeframe is published — connection specifics are confirmed during the application. The buy a 1300 number pillar holds the purchase-side detail, and service terms sit in the terms and conditions.
What you will have once connected
A working 1300 contact point: one published number across your marketing, calls arriving at the answer point you recorded, and the plan's rate table governing the cost of each call. If you chose a word, the number and the name are the same string of digits. Nothing else is bundled — the published scope is the plan, the listed add-ons and the connection you configured.
Related reading: how to get a business phone number, 1300 number purchase, or getting a 1300 number.
How-to questions
What do I need to get a 1300 number?
A plan choice from the published table, the number (searched if it is a word), and the answer-point number the signup flow asks for.
How much does it cost to get one?
Plans start at $10 per month, plus per-minute call charges from the plan's rate table — and word pricing from $40 per month if the number spells a word.
How long does it take?
No activation timeframe is published. The team confirms connection specifics as part of the application.
Can I get one without a word?
Yes — standard numeric 1300 numbers are arranged with the team. The word layer is optional and separately priced.
The direct answer
Get a 1300 number in four steps
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