1300 Numbers for Small Business
A 1300 number makes your small business look established, gives customers a single memory-friendly number and costs as little as $10 per month with no contracts.
Key Features
Professional Image
A national number instantly makes a small business look established.
Plans from $10 per Month
Cheap entry point with no setup fees and no lock-in contracts.
Connect to Any Phone
Rings your mobile, fixed line or VoIP handset — wherever you are.
Per-Second Billing
Only pay for the seconds you actually use on every call.
Call Tracking & Reporting
See exactly which marketing works with caller ID reporting.
Online Console
Change your answer point, plan or call flow in real time.
Ready to get started?
Get StartedAustralian customers still judge a business by its phone number. A 1300 number tells them you are established, national and serious about service — even when you are a one-person show working from a kitchen table. For an overview of the whole product, see our 1300 numbers page.
Why a 1300 Number Helps Small Business
- It looks professional — a single national number beats a handful of local numbers on business cards and letterheads.
- It is memorable — customer remember 1300 better than a long list of mobile numbers.
- It keeps you mobile — your 1300 number follows you. Change your answer point whenever you are out and about.
- It costs a flat monthly fee — easy to budget rather than unpredictable phone bills.
Costs That Suit a Small Business
Simple Telecom designs pricing for small businesses. Plans start at $10 per month for a standard 1300 number, calls are billed per second, and there are no contracts — just 30 days notice to cancel. If you get no calls, you pay no call charges. For the full numbers, see our 1300 and 1800 pricing page.
What You Can Connect It To
There are no special phone systems needed:
- Your mobile — most small businesses start here.
- Your landline or fixed line — if you have an office line.
- A hosted VoIP or PBX system — with full extension routing.
- Existing numbers — if you already have a 1300 number with another provider, you can port it over.
How to Get Your Number
Ordering takes about five minutes: choose your number type, pick a plan and set your answer point. Simple Telecom sanity checks and fraud checks each new account, so 99.9% of the time you are testing your number within the day. Walk through the full steps in our how to get a 1300 number guide.
Talk to a Local Expert
Simple Telecom is run by local Australians who have specialised in 1300 numbers since 2007. Thinking it might be worthwhile to you to go the vanity route to look professional? See our vanity 1300 numbers page for memorable alternatives.