Phone Number Information for Australia
Australian phone number information for business buyers — the published formats, caller arrangements and costs, plus what no page here can tell you.
Phone number information for Australia fills libraries when it drifts from the source. This page keeps to what the published record documents for business buyers: the formats sold here, the caller arrangements they carry, and the costs on the record — then states plainly what is not documented anywhere on this site. The 1300 numbers overview is the flagship format's home.
The documented formats
- 1300 — ten digits, shared cost: the caller pays a local call rate, the business pays the remainder. Plans from $10 per month.
- 1800 — ten digits, free for callers in the stated Australian 1800-number context; the business pays the call charges.
- 13 — six digits, the format the published FAQ describes as typically used by larger national companies.
- Phonewords — a word on any of the three bases (4 letters on 13, 6 on 1300 and 1800), from $40 per month with availability and desirability affecting the specific word.
The documented costs
Published 1300 and 1800 plans sit at $10, $15, $39, $79 and $99 per month, each with its own call-rate table on the pricing page — rates are per minute on a per-second basis, differ between fixed line and mobile callers, and the Cap plans publish included minute allowances. Three call-handling add-ons are documented with prices: Call Tracking Numbers ($5/month), an IVR Keypress Menu ($35/month) and a Postcode Prompter ($250/month). Service terms live in the terms and conditions.
The information that is not documented here
Stated as plainly as the facts above: no number-owner or carrier lookup exists on this site; no international caller costs or dialling mechanics are documented; no activation timeframe is published; no coverage, presence or outcome claims are made anywhere in the published material. Where a page cannot answer, it says so and routes to the team — that discipline is itself useful information when you compare providers.
Related reading: Australia phone number identification, Australian phone number examples, or Australian contact numbers.
Australian phone number information questions
Where does this information come from?
The published pages of this site: the pricing page for plans and rates, the Phonewords page for format rules, and the terms and conditions for service terms. No legacy or third-party copy is used.
Can I find out who owns an Australian number here?
No. This site lists numbers for sale and publishes product information; it does not operate a directory or owner lookup.
Is information about overseas callers documented?
No — the published caller arrangements are stated in the Australian context. International specifics should be confirmed with the team.
How current is the published information?
Each page reflects the published record at its last update; plan details and listings can change. The live pricing page and the team's confirmation are the current sources.
Information, sourced
Get the phone number information that matters
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