Office Phone Company
Is 1300 Easy Dial an office phone company? Not in the systems sense — what the company actually publishes (inbound business numbers) and where the honest.
Is this an office phone company? If that means a supplier of office phone systems — handsets, extensions, PBX hardware — the honest answer is no, and this page will not blur it. 1300 Easy Dial publishes inbound business numbers: 1300, 1800 and Phonewords, with published plans and three listed add-ons. For an office, that is the number half of telephony — a real product with real limits, described below.
What the company publishes
- Three number products: 1300 (shared cost), 1800 (free for callers in the stated Australian context) and Phonewords (words on either base, from $40 per month).
- Published plans: rows at $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month with per-row call rates on the pricing page.
- Published add-ons: Call Tracking Numbers ($5/month), IVR Keypress Menu ($35/month) and Postcode Prompter ($250/month), each at its published purpose.
- A search tool: available word numbers, listed on Find a Number as a snapshot of the current listing.
What the company does not publish
Stated plainly: no handset or hardware supply, no PBX or extension systems, no integrations with office software, and no feature set beyond the plan rows and the three add-ons. If the query needs a full office phone system, this site does not establish that product. The office phone numbers page describes what the number side does cover.
How offices actually use the number side
One state-neutral number — no area code — published on the website, listings and signage, with calls arriving at the answer point recorded at signup. The team confirms the exact number and price before connection; no activation timeframe is published; terms sit in the terms and conditions.
Related reading: office phone service (scoped), corporate phone systems (the boundary), or office phone number providers.
Company questions
Does this company sell office phone systems?
No. It publishes inbound business numbers — 1300, 1800 and Phonewords — with plans and add-ons; systems and hardware are not published products.
Can the number ring multiple office handsets?
Extension and distribution behaviour is not documented on this page. Calls arrive at the answer point recorded at signup.
Does the company supply phones or headsets?
No hardware is published as part of the product — the record covers numbers, plans and the answer point.
What does the number side cost an office?
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.
Who we are, precisely
The office-phone question about this company
What the company publishes — and what it does not.