The Smart Number List, and How to Read It

The smart number list is not a static catalogue you scroll — it is the live listing behind the Find a Number search, showing which 1300 and 1800 Phonewords are currently available. That design changes how you should use it: search it deliberately, read results as a snapshot, and confirm the specific word with the team before acting on it.

What the list contains

Each entry is a 1300 or 1800 number whose digits spell a word on the telephone keypad, listed because it is available to subscribe to. Words ride the standard keypad mapping — 2=ABC through 9=WXYZ — with up to six letters on either base. A word's entry does not carry a fixed published price: Phoneword pricing starts from $40 per month, with availability and desirability affecting the figure for each word.

How to search the list usefully

By word: type the word you want the number to spell. Shortening a brand name to its most distinctive part widens the matches.
By digits: type the last six digits of a number — the published hint says the 1300 or 1800 prefix is not needed.
By base: filter to 1300 or 1800 when the caller-cost difference matters, or search across both.

Reading a listing honestly

Three caveats keep the list useful. First, it is a snapshot: a word listed now can be gone when you return, and nothing on this site reserves it. Second, the list shows availability, not a locked price — the starting point is $40 per month and the specific word's price is confirmed at signup. Third, the list covers available numbers only; it cannot tell you who uses any number that is not for sale. Where a listing matters to a campaign, confirm it with the team on 1300 327 934 first.

What to do after a listing looks right

When a search returns a word worth having, three steps close it out. Check the base: the word must fit up to six letters on 1300 or 1800, and shorter words can ride a 13 base if one is available through the team. Check the plan: the word's price is separate from the monthly plan that carries it, and the published plan ladder starts at $10 per month. Then confirm with the team before committing — availability, the exact word and the final price are all confirmed per number, which is what turns a listing entry into a number your business actually publishes.

Smart number list questions

How many smart numbers are on the list?

This page does not publish a count. The listing changes as numbers are taken and added, so the honest answer is whatever the Find a Number search returns for your word.

Does the list include prices for each word?

The published starting point is $40 per month, with availability and desirability affecting the price of a specific word. A word's exact price is confirmed with the team before signup.

Are 13 numbers in the list?

The published search covers available 1300 and 1800 Phonewords. For a word on a 13 base, ask the team what is currently available.

Can I get notified when a word becomes available?

No notification mechanic is published on this site. The practical path is to re-search the word periodically or ask the team to check on your behalf.