Communication & Telecoms Software
Quo (formerly OpenPhone)
Modern, app-based business phone system built for small teams — rebranded from OpenPhone to Quo in 2026.
Solo / FreelancerSmall businessMedium businessNorth America
Last reviewed Jul 17, 2026 · Pricing verified Jul 17, 2026
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DEV-TOP · horizontalOur take
Best for small, modern teams that want a phone system that feels like a messaging app rather than a legacy PBX — the brand rebrand to Quo mid-2026 means older reviews/guides still reference 'OpenPhone,' worth noting to avoid confusing readers.
Choose this if...
- Small teams and solo professionals wanting a modern, app-first business phone number
- Sales/support teams wanting native HubSpot or Salesforce call logging without extra middleware
Look elsewhere if...
- You need a large-scale call center with advanced routing/IVR beyond small-team needs
- You're confused by or want to avoid the recent OpenPhone-to-Quo rebrand — confirm current product name in your market
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Pricing
Verified Jul 17, 2026 against Quo (formerly OpenPhone)'s own pricing page.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 19 USD/mo | 15 USD/yr | Per user; one new/ported local or toll-free number per user, unlimited US/Canada calling and messaging, voicemail transcripts, 1,000 automation credits |
| Business | 33 USD/mo | 23 USD/yr | Per user; adds AI call summaries, group calling, call transfers, HubSpot/Salesforce integrations, auto call recording |
| Scale | 47 USD/mo | 35 USD/yr | Per user; adds AI call tags, dedicated onboarding, priority and inbound phone support |
Free tier reality
There's no permanent free plan. No permanent free tier — a 7-day free trial is offered instead. Calling/messaging to US and Canadian numbers is unlimited on every paid plan (subject to a fair-use policy); international calling/messaging is billed separately per-minute/per-message. Additional phone numbers cost $5/month each beyond the one included per user.
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DEV-MID · rectanglePros
- Genuinely modern, easy-to-use interface compared to legacy business phone systems
- Unlimited US/Canada calling and messaging included on every paid tier
- Native CRM integrations included starting on the Business tier, not gated to Enterprise
Cons
- No permanent free tier — only a 7-day trial
- Mid-2026 rebrand from OpenPhone to Quo may confuse users following older reviews/links
- International calling is priced separately per-minute rather than bundled
Key features
- Dedicated business phone numbers per user or shared team lines
- AI-generated call summaries and transcripts
- Business texting (SMS/MMS)
- Native HubSpot/Salesforce integrations
- Shared inbox for team phone numbers
Integrations
- VERIFY
Platforms
- web
- ios
- android
Regional fit
Unlimited calling/messaging covers US and Canadian numbers; international destinations are billed separately per-minute/per-message.
- North America
Best for
Alternatives
Slack
Pick this instead if: Teams already living in a messaging-first workflow who want the deepest app-integration ecosystem
Microsoft Teams
Pick this instead if: Organizations already standardized on Microsoft 365/Office apps
Google Meet
Pick this instead if: Teams already using Gmail, Google Calendar, and Docs day-to-day
Discord
Pick this instead if: Small, informal teams and creator/community-driven businesses already comfortable with Discord's culture
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Quo (formerly OpenPhone) FAQ
Questions about this tool
Is Quo (formerly OpenPhone) free?
No — Quo (formerly OpenPhone) doesn't have a permanent free plan. No permanent free tier — a 7-day free trial is offered instead. Calling/messaging to US and Canadian numbers is unlimited on every paid plan (subject to a fair-use policy); international calling/messaging is billed separately per-minute/per-message. Additional phone numbers cost $5/month each beyond the one included per user.
How much does Quo (formerly OpenPhone) cost?
From 19 USD/mo. We verify pricing directly against Quo (formerly OpenPhone)'s own pricing page — see the pricing table above for the full breakdown of plans, and check the verified date before making a decision, since software pricing changes often.
Who is Quo (formerly OpenPhone) best for?
Small teams and solo professionals wanting a modern, app-first business phone number Sales/support teams wanting native HubSpot or Salesforce call logging without extra middleware
Who should avoid Quo (formerly OpenPhone)?
You need a large-scale call center with advanced routing/IVR beyond small-team needs You're confused by or want to avoid the recent OpenPhone-to-Quo rebrand — confirm current product name in your market
Does Quo (formerly OpenPhone) work well outside the US?
Unlimited calling/messaging covers US and Canadian numbers; international destinations are billed separately per-minute/per-message.
What are the best alternatives to Quo (formerly OpenPhone)?
Worth comparing: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Discord. See the Alternatives section above for why you might pick one of these instead.