Both services hand you a local Australian landline number that an inmate dials as a local call, then forward that call to your mobile. The differences come down to price, included call volume, and money-back guarantee. Here's the side-by-side.
Based on each provider's publicly-listed plans. Verify current pricing on each provider's website before making a decision.
Comparison references publicly-listed plans on each provider's website at time of writing. Pricing on either side may change — verify current rates on the relevant homepage before deciding.
$25/month or $70/3 months covers as many prison calls as you take. No per-minute add-ons, no surprise top-ups.
Local landlines for every facility, every state, every territory — from Risdon to Casuarina to Darwin.
Calls land on the mobile you already carry. Activation takes minutes — not a postal verification cycle.
Cellblock B publishes the lowest flat-rate price in Australia ($25/month or $70/3 months) and backs it with a 10-day money-back guarantee. Both services hand you a local landline that forwards to your mobile, but Cellblock B's flat-unlimited model removes any risk of usage spikes.
Yes. Numbers are provisioned automatically as soon as your payment is confirmed and emailed to you within minutes.
Cellblock B will provide a replacement local number in the new state where available, at no extra cost.
Yes. Cancel any time from your billing portal — subscriptions will not auto-renew after cancellation.
$25/month or $70 for 3 months. Unlimited calls. Cancel anytime.
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