Phone Words Per Minute
Is there a per-minute rate for phone words? No separate word rate is published — word pricing is monthly from $40, and call rates come from the base plan row.
There is no separate per-minute rate for phone words on the published record. A Phoneword carries two distinct prices, and confusing them is the common mistake: the word price is monthly, from $40 per month, set by the word's availability and desirability; the call rates are whatever the published plan table lists for the underlying number.
How the two prices work
- The word price: Phoneword pricing starts from $40 per month. No rate card per word is published here — the team confirms the exact word and price before connection, and this page does not quote ranges.
- The call rates: a Phoneword uses a 13, 1300 or 1800 number, and the published per-minute rates sit on the pricing page as plan rows — per minute, calculated on a per-second basis, with Cap-plan allowances applying first. No separate word-specific per-minute rate is published.
What that means in practice
Two words of the same length on the same base do not publish different call rates on this record — the difference between words is the monthly word price, not the per-minute charge. What any specific arrangement costs in total is not calculated on this page; the plan tables and the team's confirmation are the sources.
Related reading: phone words pricing, 1300 number rates, or the Phonewords page.
Per-minute questions
Do phone words have their own call rate?
No separate word rate is published. Call rates come from the published plan rows for the underlying 1300 or 1800 number.
What does the word itself cost?
Word pricing starts from $40 per month, with availability and desirability affecting the specific word. The team confirms the exact price before connection.
Do more expensive words cost more per call?
The published difference between words is the monthly word price. This page does not establish any word-specific per-minute charge.
Where are the current rates?
On the pricing page, as plan rows with fixed-line and mobile per-minute rates — quoted there rather than calculated here.
Two prices, two jobs
Word pricing and call rates are different things
What is published — and what is not.