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Professional Australian 1300 business numbers with smart call routing.

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Simple 1300 Number Plans for Australian Businesses

No lock-in, free setup, per-second billing, and Australian-based support.

Starter 1300 Plan

120 minutes of inbound calls included each month.

$20 /month ex GST ≈ $0.67 per day

Best for small businesses receiving occasional enquiries.

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Unlimited 1300 Plan

Unlimited inbound calls across Australia.

$40 /month ex GST ≈ $1.33 per day

Best for growing businesses with steady call volumes.

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Setup takes less than 2 minutes

Free setup & instant activation

Unlimited inbound calls

Month-to-month – cancel any time

7-day free trial

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Australian-based support

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1300 Business Numbers for Australian Companies

A 1300 number gives your business a national phone presence and routes calls to any office, mobile or phone system.

Businesses use 1300 numbers to look more professional, manage customer enquiries and make sure calls reach the right team.

With Pickle you can activate a 1300 number in minutes and start receiving customer calls immediately.

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What Our Clients Say

Setup was fast, the team guided us through everything, and we saw an immediate lift in enquiries. Highly recommend Pickle for a professional national phone presence.

Justin M., Founder, Pillar

Why Australian Businesses Use 1300 Numbers

A 1300 number isn’t just a phone number – it’s a tool that enhances your communication, branding, and customer experience.

Professional Image

Enhance customer trust with a national business presence.

Customer-Friendly

Calls to your 1300 number are charged at a local rate, making it affordable for your customers.

Advanced Features

Benefit from call routing, time-based management, and overflow handling.

Flexibility

Route calls to any device—landline, mobile, or VoIP system.

National Presence

Create a national business presence while routing calls to any office or mobile across Australia.

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Who Uses 1300 Numbers?

Businesses across Australia use 1300 numbers to manage customer calls and present a professional national presence.

Trades & Services

Electricians, plumbers, builders and service providers use 1300 numbers to manage enquiries and appear more professional.

Healthcare

Medical clinics and allied health providers use 1300 numbers to manage appointments and patient enquiries.

Real Estate

Real estate agencies use 1300 numbers to direct property enquiries to the right office or agent.

Professional Services

Law firms, consultants and accountants use 1300 numbers to present a national business presence.

Retail & E-commerce

Retailers and online stores use 1300 numbers to support customer enquiries and order support.

Support Teams

Customer support teams use 1300 numbers to manage high call volumes and route calls efficiently.

What Is a 1300 Number and How It Works

A 1300 number gives your business a national presence at local call rates. Activate in minutes and route calls to mobiles, landlines or your existing phone system.

Chapters: 00:00 — What is a 1300 number? 00:12 — Costs in plain English 00:25 — Call routing options 00:40 — Who it suits 00:55 — Getting started

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00:00 — What is a 1300 number? A 1300 number gives your business a national presence at local call rates. It’s a virtual number — no physical line — so you can route calls wherever you need.

00:12 — Costs in plain English You pay a monthly service fee plus inbound usage. Callers from landlines generally pay a local rate; mobile charges depend on their plan. No lock‑in contracts.

00:25 — Call routing options Route to mobiles, landlines or your existing phone system. Add time/day rules, IVR, overflow and failover so every call is answered.

00:40 — Who it suits SMEs that want a professional national presence: trades, healthcare, real estate, professional services, retail and support teams.

00:55 — Getting started Search for an available 1300 number, pick your plan, activate in minutes, and manage everything in MyPickle.

How 1300 Call Routing Works

A 1300 number automatically routes incoming customer calls to the right team, location or device based on your call routing rules.

Frequently asked questions about 1300 numbers

Are 1300 numbers free to call?

No — 1300 numbers are not free to call. Landline callers usually pay a local‑rate call; mobile charges depend on the caller’s plan. Your business also pays inbound call charges based on call type and duration.

Learn more: https://helpcentre.thinkpickle.com.au/hc/help-centre/articles/1765692751-how-inbound-calls-are-charged

What do 1300 numbers cost?

Costs include a monthly service fee plus inbound call charges and any optional features (IVR, advanced routing). The total depends on plan, call volume and routing choices.

Learn more: https://helpcentre.thinkpickle.com.au/hc/help-centre/articles/1765349601-inbound-number-costs-pricing-call-rates-for-1300-1800

How do I get a 1300 number?

Choose a new 1300 number or port an existing one, pick a plan and configure routing. Activation is usually quick and we manage porting when required.

Learn more: /blog/how-to-get-a-1300-number-australia

Will I own my 1300 number?

In most cases, businesses hold the rights to use a 1300 number rather than owning it outright. You can generally port a number between providers if it’s active and the details match.

Learn more: https://helpcentre.thinkpickle.com.au/hc/help-centre/articles/1773100659-how-to-check-erou-ownership-and-current-carrier-for-1300-1800-numbers

Are 1300 numbers free from mobiles?

No. Mobile callers usually pay according to their mobile plan. If you want calls to be free for customers, consider an 1800 number instead.

Learn more: /blog/1300-vs-1800-numbers Also see: /business-phone-numbers/1800-numbers

How much does it cost to get a 1300 number?

Expect a monthly access fee plus inbound call charges. Setup and porting fees vary by provider and situation; we confirm costs during sign‑up.

Learn more: https://helpcentre.thinkpickle.com.au/hc/help-centre/articles/1765349601-inbound-number-costs-pricing-call-rates-for-1300-1800

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