VOIP Local Number Rentals $0.33/mo, $0.044/min Mobile calling (Number Port In Required) @ SipTalk

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It's a new year, time for a new (limited) offer.

Port in a number from any provider and you can request the following rates to be applied to your account.

Local Number Rental: 33c per month
Calls to fixed lines: 2.2c per minute or 8.8c per call (You Choose)
Calls to mobiles: 4.4c per minute

Device Extensions: No charge
Voicemail to Email: No Charge
Number Porting: No Charge

All other pricing as per the full pricing detail here: https://www.siptalk.com.au/pricing/

Request the rates when porting in the number or any time up until the cutoff time.

Offer available to business and residential customers.

Conditions:

  • The ported in number must remain active on the account to keep the rates.
  • If the ported number is cancelled or ported away, the rates will revert to our standard retail rates.
  • Available when number porting is requested during 2025 up until the cutoff time.

How to signup
There are 2 stages to signing up, the first step is to register here: https://my.siptalk.com.au/register/

The help pages below will show you the process.

Register as a new user:
https://www.siptalk.com.au/kb/portal/register-user/

Add your organisation (or personal account):
https://www.siptalk.com.au/kb/portal/add-organisation/

Once your account is created, and you've clicked the Manage button for your organisation, you can request the special offer rates and number porting by using the [Send a Message] button at the bottom of the left menu.


Already a customer?

Check out our other offer: https://whrl.pl/RgBdxW


Cutoff Time: Midnight on the 31st March 2025

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Comments

  • Free ?

    • Assuming you meant is the number porting free, yes.

  • The number porting is free, yes. Is that what you meant?

  • Siptalk customer, good VOIP quality and customer service.

    However:

    The spam calls just keep coming. We just don't bother answering calls anymore on our home phone.

    • Home phone! why?

      • +8

        How else are you going to call 4BC/2GB/3AW to complain about the out of control youth of today and how nice that Elon Trump fellow seems?

        • Err Sir, this is a Wendys….

    • +2

      We've got an option to whitelist known numbers in the portal, and overflow other calls to voicemail or something else, drop them etc..

      Also, adding an IVR will keep out the auto dialers.

      • +1

        LoL, thinking about getting this just to put an IVR on my home phone number.
        "If you're my mother in law please press 1"…

  • Is it possible to port in a mobile number at all?

    • +1

      Yes, but the pricing isn't covered in this offer. Mobile numbers are $11 per month and you can send SMS for 8.8c per message. Inbound message and calls are free if they're received on our softphone app or a voip phone.

      Note: Picture messages (MMS) is not supported.

      • What is your softphone app?

        • +1

          We use the Acrobits Cloud Softfphone app, with qr code provisioning and configured specifically for our network.

  • What about 1800, 1300 and 13 numbers?

    • We do 1300, 1800 and 13 numbers. Are you looking for a deal on one? I'd be happy to work something out.

      • Possibly. All depends on the cost. This is for my newly established biz

        • +2

          Here's the discounted rates on our current Whirlpool offer.

          1300 Number Rental: $6.60 per month
          1800 Number Rental: $9.90 per month
          Calls routed to internal: 4.4c per minute
          Calls routed to fixed lines: 8.8c per minute
          Calls routed to mobile: 16.5c per minute

          But how about $3.30/mth for 1300 number rental and $5.50/mth for 1800 number rentals?

          • @siptalk: $3.30/m is cheap.
            What features do we get in it compared to $6.60/m?

            • @bhunter101: No difference in features, just a cheaper rental.

              If you build up some call volumes ask for a better rate there too and I'll be able to work something out for you.

              • @siptalk: Thanks.
                If I get a new 03 number it will be $0.33/m can we divert calls to mobile from it?
                Can we also do the same with 1300 numbers?

                • @bhunter101: Yes, actually if you get a 1300 number we'll allow a local number at no cost linked to it. So you can configure the routing on the 1300 number and any calls to either the local linked number or the 1300 number will follow the same routing.

                  You could then forward mobile callers to your local number.

                  Plus you can install our softphone app on your mobiles or desktop to receive calls from wherever you are.

  • +1

    A little better than the Whirlpool Crazytel deal I'm currently on which is $0.35/month and $0.09 Per call. The mobile rates are better though, as they charge $0.09/min, but don't use that. Not worth changing for me, but a good deal.

    • Cheers for the shout out, much appreciated. Let me know if there's anything I can do to tempt you across. ;-)

  • Device Extensions
    Extensions allow your voip devices to connect to the system and make/receive calls. 0.55 per month

    55c a month if I want a VOIP phone attached?

    • Not with this offer, extensions are free.

      • Number Port In Required, that's a shame for those who want a VOIP service.

        • If you're looking for a new voip service, we have another Whirlpool offer running here: https://whrl.pl/RgBdxW

  • Can we setup international number for this?

    • We can provide international phone numbers in some countries, you'll need to contact support with your requirements please, it's not something I could answer here.

  • Honest non troll question. Why do people bother with sip numbers anymore? It's mainly for business?

    • +1

      Yes, it's mostly businesses that make use of the features available in a voip system, and I expect most residential users can just use a mobile. The majority of our customers are businesses.

      Although there are always going to be some edge cases where a home phone might make sense.

    • +1

      All numbers except 04 numbers are SIP now. Even some 04 numbers are actually SIP (usually when a business starts with a mobile number then outgrows a single phone).

  • So can I port a home phone number from my RSP to you? This makes switching RSP's easier/quicker, especially as not all RSP support home phones anymore

    • Yep definitely, and it makes sense to separate your phone from your RSP for some providers, like Telstra / Optus and others .. where they often bundle the phone number in with the NBN connection making changing NBN providers problematic.

  • +1

    Current Siptalk customer here, the customer service is the best I’ve ever had and I haven’t had anyone in the team using this on a daily basis complain about the quality (nor any customers).

    • Cheers, your cheque's in the mail. :-D

      Reach out if you're not already on the Whirlpool plan.

  • I am currently living overseas, with an Aldi PAYG sim card, to received SMS (bank login, etc), but it costs too much to make/receive calls on this.

    Do you have an app I can make/receive calls on? Does it interfere with my current SMS service, or would i require a new number.

    I see the whirlpool offer for new numbers (not port in), but as someone who would barely make a call each month, this may not be worth it for me.

    • You can add a local number on the account and install our app on your mobile while overseas to make receive calls, that's no problem.

      If you have problems with the initial signup, send an email to support for assistance.

      Ultimately though, you will need to work out whether it's worthwhile for you or not.

  • Is 33c a month the cheapest around for renting a number?

    • Not sure if you meant this question for me or not, but I think it is, yes. Apart from deals with ISPs that offer phone numbers included with NBN.

  • I've got a 1300 number through Zintel - we just use it to redirect to a mobile phone number, but we use "inbound caller ID" so the mobile that receives the redirected call sees the 1300 number, not the source phone number - is this something we could do with your service?
    Paying $30pcm which isn't particularly great 😂

    • Yep, not the actual 1300 number, the ACMA doesn't actually allow it, but you can select a custom number to come through on all calls instead of the caller number.

      Or, you can set a whisper soundfile to play to you when you answer the call instead.

      Or, you can install our softphone app on your mobile and receive the calls on that, much cheaper and you can start using system features like queues and music on hold etc..

      • Oh sounds great - thanks for the quick response

  • Can you select number / have local numbers available

    • Yes, we have a range of numbers in different areas to choose from in the portal, or if you can't find a suitable number just reach out to support and we can get numbers in any location in Australia.

  • What is your incoming fax to email price? thanks

    • The costs for a fax to email service are;

      Number rental cost: $1.10/mth or 33c/mth depending on which offer you're eligible for.
      Fax Service: $1.10/month
      Receiving faxes 1.1c per minute

  • Wondering if there's an app that we can use to answer calls ?

    • Yep, once you've setup an account and added an extension, you'll see details on the app and how to find it.

      Use the Need Support / Send a Message button in the portal for assistance.

  • noob question for all: do we have in au a VoIP service similar to us/canada when you have an app on your phone and you can create many different numbers to give to diff people/orgs at the same time hiding your real number to avoid scam calls ?

    • You can certainly do this, you just need to pay the monthly rental cost of each number.

    • CrazyPhone is an app for this, lines start at $1/mo

      I think it’s cheaper than this if you’re not porting a number

      Pretty sure it’s full payg when using your own number (you don’t actually port it, it spoofs the number)

  • Still using SipTalk for a landline number I had for near 30 years, I only use it for an emergency or should old friends who still dial me every 10 years.

    The Siptalk Voip app I installed on my mobile is very light weight and doesn't use next to nothing resource wise.

    I also added my number to the Do Not Call register to limit the amount of spam or marketing calls.

    Very happy to have the service, was on a old plan but went to the new service and the support on WP or on the ST site is been great, recommended :) 👍

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