Learn when an 1800 number can suit an Australian business and where to compare current uConnected pricing and inclusions.
By uConnected Team | Published August 23rd, 2021 | Updated September 27th, 2026
This article first discussed 1800 plans in 2021. The plan names and minute allowances from that time should not be used to choose a service now. Compare the current business pricing for available numbers, call balances and charges.
An 1800 number gives a business a national contact point and is often chosen to make calling feel easier for customers. It is commonly described as toll-free, but the caller's own provider and plan can affect their experience. Calls can be routed to the people and devices that should answer them.
Read more about 1800 numbers or compare them with 1300 numbers and local landlines. Business accounts can combine number types and add users as needs change; see the current pricing and inclusions before making a decision.
Start a business signup or contact us if you need help choosing a number.