Comparison
Quo (OpenPhone) vs VoixCall for founders outside the US
Quo’s per-user plans with unlimited US texting vs VoixCall’s $2 number and per-minute calls: an honest look at which fits a small team abroad.
Quo, the company formerly called OpenPhone, is one of the best business phone apps for US teams. If you’re a two- or three-person startup building from outside the US, the question is whether a per-user plan fits how you actually use a phone. Here’s an honest comparison.
Pricing
| Quo | VoixCall | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Per user, per month | Per number, plus per minute |
| Entry price | About $15 per user (annual) or $19 (monthly) | $2 per number per month |
| Calls to US and Canada | Unlimited on paid plans | About 2.7¢ a minute |
| International calls | Extra, per minute | Per minute, 160+ countries |
| Sending texts | Yes, after US carrier registration | Not yet |
| Receiving texts and codes | Yes | Yes, 50 a month included per number |
| Extra teammates | Another seat each | Free, shared balance |
| AI call notes | Depends on plan | 2¢ a minute, opt-in |
| AI agent that answers and makes calls | Quo’s AI features, priced separately | About 12¢ to 25¢ a minute |
Quo prices are its published plans as of October 2026; check quo.com before you buy.
Three teams, three answers
Two founders in India, a US product, about 3 hours of US calls a month
Quo: 2 seats, about $30 to $38 a month. VoixCall: one $2 number plus about $4.90 in calls, about $7. VoixCall.
A US-based SDR texting 50 leads a day
Quo’s unlimited texting and calling for one seat is the better tool, and VoixCall can’t send texts yet. Quo.
A five-person team in Europe with an AI agent answering after hours
Quo: 5 seats plus AI add-ons. VoixCall: one or two numbers, minutes as used, and agent calls at 12¢ to 25¢ a minute with handoff to whoever is awake. VoixCall, unless the team needs outbound texting.
Things that matter more abroad
- Calls ring in the browser. Both do this. On VoixCall, incoming calls ring on every open web app tab, which helps when your laptop is your phone.
- Payment. VoixCall takes cards and UPI and credit never expires. That helps for teams in India and for founders who don’t want another subscription.
- Calls outside the US. If you also call suppliers in China, customers in the UK or family at home, VoixCall’s per-minute rates cover 160+ countries from one balance.
Ready to try it? Create an account; your first call is free. A broader comparison is on voixcall.com/vs/openphone.
Questions
Is Quo cheaper than VoixCall?
For a team that talks and texts US customers for many hours a month, Quo’s unlimited US and Canada plan can be cheaper. For a few people abroad who call the US a few hours a month, VoixCall usually costs a few dollars against about $15 to $19 per person.
Can I use both?
Yes. Some teams keep a Quo seat for a US-based salesperson and VoixCall numbers for founders abroad and for AI agents.
Where did the Quo prices come from?
Quo’s published plans as reported in October 2026: about $15, $23 and $35 per user per month billed annually, or $19, $33 and $47 month to month. Check quo.com for current prices.