Quo
Entry plan
$15.00 × 10 seats$150.00
× 12 months$1,800.00
Per year
$15.00 per person / mo
$1,800
Quo vs Nextiva
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Quo
59%
match · $1,800/yr
Nextiva
59%
match · $1,800/yr
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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Nextiva
Entry plan
$15.00 × 10 seats$150.00
× 12 months$1,800.00
Per year
$15.00 per person / mo
$1,800
Quo
From $15
Small businesses of 1 to about 50 people that want a modern, app-based phone line with strong texting and shared numbers, and want to pay month to month if they choose. Quo was formerly called OpenPhone.
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Nextiva
From $15
Small and mid-size businesses that are happy to sign a 12-month term and want phone, video, texting, reviews and social messages under one bill.
Side by side
| Quo | Nextiva | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $15/user/month (annual) | From $15/user/month (12-month term) |
| G2 Rating | Not yet verified | Not yet verified |
| Best For | Small businesses of 1 to about 50 people that want a modern, app-based phone line with strong texting and shared numbers, and want to pay month to month if they choose. Quo was formerly called OpenPhone. | Small and mid-size businesses that are happy to sign a 12-month term and want phone, video, texting, reviews and social messages under one bill. |
Pros and cons
Quo
Pros
- Unlimited US and Canada texting on every plan, not a small monthly cap
- Shared numbers and a team inbox make it easy for several people to answer one line
- Monthly billing with no long-term contract, plus free number porting
- Clear, published prices and carrier fees, from the team formerly known as OpenPhone
Cons
- Starter lacks phone menus, call transfers and CRM integrations; most teams will need Business
- Phone support only on Scale; Starter is email support only
- Not built as a contact center or for high-volume outbound calling
Nextiva
Pros
- Core matches the lowest per-user price here when you sign a 12-month term
- Reviews and social inboxes sit next to phone and SMS
- 24/7 support by phone, email and chat
- Clear path to a contact center later
Cons
- Month-to-month Core costs $23 per user, not $15
- Core caps texting at 100 texts per user per month and puts toll-free, recording and CRM behind add-ons with no listed price
- No free trial advertised, and Engage and Scale require a sales demo
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