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Team Communication

Quo vs Ooma Office

Compare with for 10 people.

Quo
59%
match · $1,800/yr
Ooma Office
50%
match · $2,394/yr

Quo is the better fit.

It costs $594 less a year for 10 people.

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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Quo
Entry plan
Smaller bill
$15.00 × 10 seats$150.00
× 12 months$1,800.00
Per year
$15.00 per person / mo
$1,800

Ooma Office
Entry plan
$19.95 × 10 seats$199.50
× 12 months$2,394.00
Per year
$19.95 per person / mo
$2,394

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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.

Ooma Office

From $19.95

Storefronts and offices that want desk phones or a simple, no-contract phone system with a fixed monthly price per user.

Side by side

QuoOoma Office
PricingFrom $15/user/month (annual)From $19.95/user/month (no contract)
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Best ForSmall 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.Storefronts and offices that want desk phones or a simple, no-contract phone system with a fixed monthly price per user.

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

Ooma Office

Pros

  • No contract on any self-serve plan
  • Unlimited calling also covers Mexico and Puerto Rico
  • Affordable optional hardware for front desks
  • Free number porting

Cons

  • Essentials has no texting and no call recording
  • Text allowances are per account (250 on Pro, 1,000 on Pro Plus), not per user
  • No free trial and a one-time $29.95 activation fee

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