Virtual phone numbers from Australia
Get your Australian "phone number" starting at just $2.95 for local numbers, $14.95 for mobile, and $9.95 for toll-free.
We offer numbers in 57 different Australian cities, including SMS-enabled mobile numbers and toll-free options.
FlyNumber’s stand-out features
- FlyNumber offers cost-efficient billing by charging per phone number instead of per user, making it ideal for managing multiple numbers.
- Enjoy complete ownership of your Australian phone number with the flexibility to port in or out as you wish.
- Unlimited incoming minutes on VoIP calls to your Australian number helps you connect without worry.
- Effortlessly adjust forwarding settings through your user/account panel for better call management.
- Access detailed call logs, including error diagnostics, to keep track of communications.
- Enhance control with call recording, number blocking, and custom outgoing caller-ID using our optional cloud phone system.
Use any device or software
Any device can be used to make and receive calls with your FlyNumber.
- iOS or Android smartphone
- Mac, PC, or Linux computer
- Desktop office phone
- Any regular phone number (receive calls)
- Any VoIP (e.g. Asterisk, 3CX, 3rd party VoIP)
Choose from 3 powerful ways to use your FlyNumber
1.) Forward the Australia phone calls to any standard phone number worldwide
- For a low per min rate you can forward the Australia calls to any regular phone number in the world.
- You'll see the caller ID of the person calling your Australia FlyNumber on the phone you're forwarding to.
- Change the forwarding number anytime via the FlyNumber panel.
- Consider our optional cloud phone system to enhance call forwarding options.
2.) Use our (optional) cloud phone system
- A full-featured cloud PBX-phone system for a flat $14.95 per month.
- Quickly and easily configure the call flow on a digital grid type canvas.
- Supercharge your Australia FlyNumber with day/time based routing, call recording, IVR/menu, block phone numbers, create SIP (VoIP) accounts and more.
- Make phone calls with your Australia number as the outgoing caller-ID.
- Forward the Australia number to multiple phone numbers and/or VoIP destinations.
3.) Set the Australia number directly to VoIP
- Set the Australia number directly to a SIP/VoIP address.
- We'll send the Australia calls to a VoIP destination for free (unlimited minutes).
- High level call logs to help diagnose/debug any issues.
- Use any 3rd party VoIP provider or your own PBX system (Asterisk, FreePBX, 3CX, etc.)
Registration Requirements
- Local
To register an Australian local virtual number, you can use either personal or business information. For personal use, provide your full name and contact phone number. For business use, provide your full name, contact phone number, and company name.
You can use any address worldwide; just include the street, building number, postal code, city, and country.
- Mobile
To register an Australian mobile virtual number, you can use personal or business info. For personal identity, provide your name, a contact number, and a passport or ID copy. For business identity, provide your name, a contact number, the company name, and a company incorporation certificate copy.
We'll need the full address, which can be from anywhere in the world, along with a utility bill copy that's less than six months old.
- Toll-free
To register an Australian toll-free number, you'll need to provide some details. For personal use, give us your name, last name, and a contact phone number. If registering for business use, include your company name along with your personal information.
We'll also need the full address, and it can be from anywhere in the world.
Example use cases
Imagine you're running a marketing campaign for a new coffee shop in Melbourne.
FlyNumber's virtual phone numbers can track regional responses by assigning a different number to each suburb's flyer. You'll clearly see which area is buzzing about your flat whites and give those locals a more personalized follow-up. It’s like having your very own data-driven barista.
If you're a real estate agent showcasing a cozy apartment in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, having a local phone number on your listings can provide a touch of trust.
Potential buyers feel more connected when they see a familiar area code. You can handle inquiries professionally, whether you’re on the go between open houses or grabbing a quick brekkie.
For Aussies frequently traveling abroad, keeping in touch with mates and family back home without racking up international charges is priceless.
A virtual phone number lets you sound like you never left, even if you’re calling from a London pub or a Tokyo sushi bar. Your loved ones simply dial your local Aussie number, and you pick up wherever you are in the world.
Thinking of selling your surfboard online or listing something on Gumtree?
Protect your personal number from curious buyers with a virtual number. You can stay private while still fielding calls and offers like a pro. When the sale’s done, just switch off the number, and you’re as anonymous as a kangaroo in the outback.
For small businesses looking to expand without blowing the budget, a virtual number can be the ultimate tool.
Launching a customer service line for your Brisbane-based startup? A virtual number helps you field queries like a native before you're ready to open a full-fledged call center. It's like having a local presence without the bricks and mortar.
General technical details on Australia numbers
- Country code is +61, followed by 9 digits for standard numbers.
- Local dialing requires using area code if outside the local area.
- Mobile numbers typically begin with '04' and have 10 digits.
- Australia adopted eight-digit numbering in the 1990s for consistency.
FAQ’s
Can I forward my Australian FlyNumber to a local Australian mobile number?
Yes, you can forward your Australian FlyNumber to any local Australian mobile or landline. The original caller's ID is displayed, and you can change the forwarding number anytime via the FlyNumber panel. Additional per-minute rates apply.
How can I manage my Australian phone calls more efficiently?
Use the cloud-based phone system for your Australian FlyNumber. It offers features like call routing based on day/time, call recording, and creating SIP accounts. This helps streamline your call management.
Is it possible to display my Australian FlyNumber when making outbound calls?
Yes, with the cloud PBX, you can set your Australian FlyNumber as the outgoing caller ID, allowing you to make calls that appear local to your recipients.
What should I know if I want to set my FlyNumber to a VoIP/SIP address in Australia?
Setting your Australian FlyNumber to a VoIP/SIP address gives you unlimited incoming minutes with 2 free channels. You can integrate with any compatible VoIP provider or systems like Asterisk.
Can I handle business and leisure communications separately with FlyNumber in Australia?
Yes, using the cloud phone system, you can forward your Australian FlyNumber to multiple destinations, including personal and business lines, ensuring effective separation of calls.
How to get your local Australia phone number
- 1.) Click sign up and select Australia as the country, then choose a prefix.
- 2.) Choose an option for how you want to use the Australia "FlyNumber" (you can change this anytime).
- 3.) Enter the configuration options (for example the phone number or VoIP address to send calls to)
- 4.) Add funds to your prepaid manually or create a subscription for the Australia number.
- 5.) Go to My account > My FlyNumbers to change settings and view your Australia number.
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