Search for Your New Phone Number

This page used to pretend to be a search box. The honest version is better: the real search for your new 1300 or 1800 number happens in the available numbers pool — a live search against actual allocation data, not a form that goes nowhere.

Searching for a standard number

Enter the digits you want, or browse the patterns: repeated pairs, ascending runs, sequences that echo your brand or area. The results show every 1300 and 1800 number free to connect right now, on plans from $10 a month with $5 call credit at entry. Searching reserves nothing — the pool is shared — so when the right number appears, connect it the same day.

Searching for a phoneword

If you want digits that spell your brand, search the word or the digit sequence it maps to. Phonewords are the premium tier, from $40 a month, and memorable spellings are scarce: what the search shows is what is currently available, and specific words are typically sourced through an auction-style process that can take a couple of weeks. The mechanics are in phonewords, and the choosing method — including the ear test — in how to choose the right 1300 number.

After the search

Connection is configuration, not construction: pick the plan that matches your expected call volume — the ladder runs from $10 to $99 a month, rates on the pricing page — and point the number at the mobile or landline you already answer. The wider lookup context, including checking numbers that called you, is in the 1300 & 1800 number lookup hub and 1300 number availability search.