1300 and Inbound Numbers

Business Numbers — Make Your Business Look Bigger, More Professional, and Easier to Contact

Your phone number is often the first impression customers have of your business. A local number may work when you’re small, but as you grow, a professional 13, 1300, or 1800 number instantly elevates your brand and gives customers confidence.

Many SMEs choose these numbers because they want to appear more established, streamline call routing, or make their business easier to reach nationally. We understand that choosing the right number can be confusing — that’s why we make the process simple, quick, and fully managed.

Everything is handled under One Provider. One Call. One Bill.

What’s Included

13, 1300 and 1800 Number Options

Choose a number that matches your brand, region, or national strategy.

Professional Call Routing

Direct calls to teams, departments, mobiles, or multiple locations.

Smart IVR Menus

Press 1 for sales, 2 for support — simple, professional, efficient.

Geographic Flexibility

Route calls to any office, city, or remote worker.

Complete Integration with Your Phone System

Hosted PBX, Teams Calling, 3CX — we connect everything seamlessly.

Key Benefits

Why SMEs Choose IT&T

One Provider. One Call. One Bill.


FAQ

What’s the difference between 13, 1300 and 1800 numbers?

  • 13: Short, premium business numbers.
  • 1300: Shared-cost numbers (callers pay local rate).
  • 1800: Freecall numbers (you pay for calls).
  • Yes — we can route your current number through your new one.

    No — cost depends on usage; we offer cost-effective plans.

    Yes — full analytics and reporting available.

    Absolutely.

    Free Consultation

    Ready to upgrade your business image?
    Book your free business number consultation.

    Free Consultation

    Ready to upgrade your business image?
    Book your free business number consultation.