A real business number, business hours that actually stop, and high-speed NBN for the home office. All in one bundle from $109.90 a month, with no lock-in contract.
NBN normally $79.90/mo, included free
It worked when you started. Then the work grew, the phone stopped being something you control, and there is nobody else to answer it.
Your personal number does not know it is after hours. Neither do your customers, so the phone goes off at dinner, on the weekend and on holiday.
You are on the tools, driving, or with a client. The call goes to a voicemail nobody leaves a message on, and the next name on the list gets the work.
Taking a day off means taking the phone with you. There is nobody to divert to, no message to fall back on, and no way to share the load when you take someone on.
It is tied to you, not the business. You cannot put it on a van, hand it to a partner, or sell it with the business later without starting again.
The usual fix is carrying a second handset or juggling a second SIM. That is another bill, another charger, and one more thing to leave at home.
Consumer internet is not built for the job. When the connection wobbles during a quote, the customer hears it, and it does not sound like a business.
The same platform Australian companies with a thousand staff run on, sized and priced for one.
| Your personal mobile | Uniden Voice sole trader | |
|---|---|---|
| After-hours calls | Rings whenever, wherever | Business hours you set, then voicemail to email |
| Missing a call | Straight to a voicemail nobody uses | Menus, diverts and voicemail that emails you the message |
| Who owns the number | You do, personally, forever | The business does. Take it with you, hand it on, sell it |
| Taking on help | Give out a second mobile number | Add users on the business plan, same number, same setup |
| Sending a text | From your personal number | SMS from the business number, on any device |
| Call records and notes | A call log on one handset | Call history and CRM sync you can search later |
| Internet for the home office | A separate consumer bill | NBN bundled in with the phone system |
| Looking bigger than one | Mobile number on the quote | Local business number, greeting and menu |
Being the whole business should not mean being on call every hour you own. Your business line follows the hours you set, not the other way around.
The sole trader bundle covers a single user. When the work outgrows you, move to the business plan and add people, from three users up to fifty. Same platform, same number, no rebuild and no new hardware.
Pop your address into the plan builder. It confirms what NBN speeds are available where you work, because the bundle includes the connection.
Take the included NBN plan or step up to a faster one. Choose a new business number, or tell us the number you want ported across.
Install the free app on your phone and computer and you are live. Add a desk phone later if you want one, or never.
No bundling maths, no contract, no surprise line rental on a separate bill.
No lock-in contract. Cancel or upgrade as the business changes.
Optional extras available, including a Uniden EVOC2 desk phone from $249 and a cordless DECT handset from $279.
The included NBN plan covers a home office comfortably. If you move a lot of data, step up and pay only the difference.
Speeds available depend on your address. The plan builder confirms what you can actually get before you sign up.
Can I keep my existing business number?
Yes. Uniden supports number portability, so the number already on your van, your website and your invoices comes across with you. You do not have to reprint anything or tell your customers a new number.
Do I need to buy a desk phone?
No. The free apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux are all you need to start calling. A Uniden EVOC2 desk phone or a cordless DECT handset can be added whenever you want one, and standard SIP devices work too.
Does my personal mobile number stay private?
Yes. Business calls and texts go out under your business number even though you are using the app on your own handset. Your personal number is never shown to customers, so you decide who gets which.
Is there a lock-in contract?
No. The sole trader bundle has no fixed-term contract, so you can change plan or cancel as the business changes.
What happens if my internet drops out?
Your business stays connected. Even during an internet outage the mobile app keeps you reachable, with direct routing to your mobile device so calls still find you.
What if I take someone on?
The sole trader bundle covers one user. When you are ready for a team you move to the business plan, which scales from 3 up to 50 users on the same platform, keeping the same number and the same setup.
Do I have to take the NBN service?
Yes. The sole trader price is a bundle of the phone system and an NBN connection, which is how the internet ends up included rather than billed separately. That is also why the plan builder checks your address first, to confirm what is available where you work.
Is it really the same system big companies use?
It is. Uniden Voice over Cloud runs everything from one-person businesses through to large corporations and Governments with 1000+ staff. Sole traders get the same platform, designed and built in Australia, sized and priced for one.
Check what is available at your address and see your exact monthly price. It takes a couple of minutes.
Phone and NBN on one bill from $109.90 a month, no lock-in