Available 1300 Numbers for Your Business
Choose a memorable 1300 number and activate it instantly. Perfect for businesses wanting a national presence and professional call routing.
✓ Instant activation ✓ No lock-in contracts ✓ Australian support ✓ Port existing numbers
Available 1300 Numbers in Australia
Searching for an available 1300 number is the fastest way to get a single national contact for your business. Route calls to mobiles, landlines or your existing phone system — no new hardware.
Pickle keeps a live inventory of 1300 numbers ready to activate, including easy-to-remember patterns and repeats.
Use the search tool above to browse options and pick a number that fits your brand. Once selected, set up flexible call routing so every enquiry reaches the right person.
No lock-in, free setup, per-second billing, and Australian-based support.
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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.
Enhance customer trust with a national business presence.
Calls to your 1300 number are charged at a local rate, making it affordable for your customers.
Benefit from call routing, time-based management, and overflow handling.
Route calls to any device—landline, mobile, or VoIP system.
Create a national business presence while routing calls to any office or mobile across Australia.
Powerful call management features
Manage incoming calls effectively with advanced routing options.
Route by caller location or area code for localised handling.
Smart rules for mobiles and field teams.
Distribute calls across multiple recipients.
Send unanswered calls to backup destinations.
Different routing for business hours and after-hours.
Pre-set public holiday handling.
Plan exceptions and campaigns in advance.
See volumes, answer rates and routing outcomes.
Who Uses 1300 Numbers?
Businesses across Australia use 1300 numbers to manage customer calls and present a professional national presence.
Electricians, plumbers, builders and service providers use 1300 numbers to manage enquiries and appear more professional.
Medical clinics and allied health providers use 1300 numbers to manage appointments and patient enquiries.
Real estate agencies use 1300 numbers to direct property enquiries to the right office or agent.
Law firms, consultants and accountants use 1300 numbers to present a national business presence.
Retailers and online stores use 1300 numbers to support customer enquiries and order support.
Customer support teams use 1300 numbers to manage high call volumes and route calls efficiently.
Choosing the Right 1300 Number
Memorable numbers help customers recall your business after one glance.
Popular formats:
- Repeating digits (e.g. 1300 55 66 77)
- Mirrored patterns (e.g. 1300 744 447)
- Simple sequences (e.g. 1300 123 456)
Browse available 1300 numbers, choose a favourite, and configure routing to mobiles, landlines or your phone system — all in minutes.
Learn More About 1300 Numbers
Are 1300 numbers free to call?
No. 1300 calls are typically charged at a local rate to the caller’s plan, while your business pays the inbound costs. If you want callers to ring you for free, consider an 1800 number instead.
Learn more: Read guide →
How much does a 1300 number cost?
See the pricing plans above for monthly costs. Setup is free and activation is instant with a 7‑day free trial. Inbound call charges depend on your plan and usage profile.
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Can I port my existing 1300 number to Pickle?
Yes. You can port an existing 1300 number to Pickle and keep it permanently. We’ll coordinate with your current provider — there’s no change for your customers.
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How long does activation or porting take?
New 1300 numbers activate in minutes once you complete signup. Porting an existing number depends on the losing carrier and can take longer (typically days to weeks). We’ll keep you updated.
Can I route calls to mobiles, landlines or my phone system?
Yes. Route to mobiles, landlines or an existing PBX/VoIP service. Use time/day rules and overflow destinations to handle after‑hours and peak times.
What happens after hours or when we’re busy?
Configure time‑based routing, voicemail‑to‑email and overflow targets so every enquiry is captured. You can change rules anytime in MyPickle.
Should I choose a 1300 or 1800 number?
1800 numbers are free for callers (you cover inbound costs) and suit customer‑service heavy or high‑volume lines. 1300 numbers are charged at local call rates and suit most SMEs.
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Can I route based on the caller’s location?
Yes. Use Area Code Manager to detect caller region and route to the nearest office or team.
Do 1300 numbers include call tracking and reports?
Yes. Call reporting shows volumes, answer rates and routing outcomes so you can optimise staffing and rules.
Learn more: Read guide →
Is there a contract or lock‑in?
No lock‑in contracts. Plans are month‑to‑month and you can cancel anytime. There’s a 7‑day free trial for new activations.