Quo (OpenPhone) Pricing (2026): Plans, Per-User Costs and Add-Ons

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Updated October 31, 2026. Prices below were checked on Quo’s pricing page on this date.

Quo (formerly OpenPhone) is a business phone app that gives you a business number for calls and texts on your phone and computer. It’s priced per user, with three plans: Starter, Business and Scale. Here’s what each costs, what you get and the add-ons that can change your bill.

Quo pricing at a glance

• Starter: $15 per user a month billed yearly, or $19 billed monthly.
• Business: $23 per user a month billed yearly, or $33 billed monthly.
• Scale: $35 per user a month billed yearly, or $47 billed monthly.
• Extra phone numbers: $5 a month each (billed yearly).
• Free trial: 7 days.

What Quo costs for your team

Plan	Per user (yearly)	Per user (monthly)	1 user, billed yearly	3 users, billed yearly
Starter	$15/mo	$19/mo	$180/yr	$540/yr
Business	$23/mo	$33/mo	$276/yr	$828/yr
Scale	$35/mo	$47/mo	$420/yr	$1,260/yr

Team totals are the per-user yearly price times the number of users. Taxes and fees are added at checkout.

What each plan includes

Starter

Every plan includes one new or ported phone number per user (local or toll-free), calling and texting to US and Canadian numbers (subject to Quo’s fair use policy), voicemail transcripts, the Quo API, email support, the Sona AI agent with 1,000 free automation credits (about 10 calls), and connections to ChatGPT and Claude.

Business

Business is the plan most growing teams need. It adds AI call summaries and transcripts, group calling, custom ring orders, call transfers, phone menus, automatic call recording, analytics and reporting, HubSpot and Salesforce integrations, and live chat support.

Scale

Scale adds AI call tags, dedicated onboarding, priority live chat and email support, and inbound phone support.

Add-ons and catches to know about

• You pay per person. Every teammate who needs their own number or login is another seat, so a 3-person team on Business costs $69 a month billed yearly.
• Extra numbers cost more. Each additional number is $5 a month, billed yearly.
• International calls are extra. Calls and texts to the US and Canada are included; international calling and texting are charged per minute or per message by destination.
• The AI agent has limits. Each plan includes 1,000 Sona credits, and one call uses 100. More credits cost $25 a month (40 calls) up to $199 a month (600 calls), with overage from $1.00 down to $0.45 a call.
• Call summaries need Business. AI call summaries, transcripts, phone menus and call recording aren’t on Starter.

Is Quo worth the price?

For a solo owner or small team that wants a business number on their own phone, Quo’s Starter plan is one of the simplest ways to separate business and personal calls, and texting is included. Most teams that answer customer calls together will want Business for call transfers, phone menus and call summaries. If you’re weighing it against an older virtual phone service, see Quo vs Grasshopper, or compare more options in our business phone service guide.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Quo cost?

From $15 per user a month billed yearly ($19 billed monthly) on Starter. Business is $23 ($33 monthly) and Scale is $35 ($47 monthly) per user.

Is Quo the same as OpenPhone?

Yes. OpenPhone rebranded as Quo. It’s the same company and product.

Can I keep my existing number?

Yes. Each plan includes one new or ported number per user, so you can bring a number you already have.

Does Quo have a free trial?

Yes. Quo offers a 7-day free trial.

Comparing options? See Quo vs Grasshopper, our Grasshopper alternatives, RingCentral vs Nextiva, or our guide to the best business phone service.