Quo Coupon: Free 7-day trial

Deal Highlights

Quo is a business phone system that keeps calls, texts, and customer contacts in one shared workspace. It was formerly called OpenPhone and now operates under the Quo name, though the legal entity remains OpenPhone Technologies, Inc. Founders can start with a free 7-day trial and run the product on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and the web. Through SaaSOffers you reach Quo's standard public offer. The headline is the free trial, not a special startup discount. You test the full plans, then decide whether to pay.

This page explains what Quo does, what each plan costs in 2026, and how to start. Every number here comes from quo.com. Where something is not published, this page says so rather than guessing.

What Quo Is

Quo is a cloud phone for teams. You get a real business number that several people can share, and the calls and text messages for that number all land in one place. Nobody needs a desk phone or a SIM card. The apps run on your laptop and your phone, so the same number works wherever you are.

The core idea is shared coverage. A founder, a salesperson, and a support rep can all answer the same business line. Incoming calls route to the right person. Text threads stay visible to the team instead of trapped on one employee's personal phone. When someone leaves, the number and its history stay with the company.

Quo handles both calling and messaging to US and Canadian numbers on every plan. It adds an AI layer on top. The Sona AI agent can answer calls when nobody on the team is free, capture caller details, and hand the conversation back to a human. Recorded calls can be transcribed and summarized so you skip manual note-taking. Reporting shows call volume and activity so you can spot gaps.

Quo also connects to the tools founders already run. It integrates with HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, and Zapier. It ships a public API, and it exposes an MCP server plus connectors for ChatGPT and Claude, which lets AI assistants read and act on your phone data. If you are moving off another provider, Quo ports your existing number for free and walks you through the switch.

What You Get With Quo

Here is what the product includes across the plans.

• Shared business numbers that a whole team can call and text from.
• One local or toll-free number for each user, included in the base price.
• Calling and texting to US and Canadian numbers on every plan.
• Voicemail transcripts so you read messages instead of listening.
• A team workspace where calls, SMS, and contacts sit together.
• AI call summaries and transcripts on the Business plan and above.
• The Sona AI agent to answer and triage calls automatically.
• Call routing, phone menus, call transfers, and custom ring orders.
• Auto call recording and analytics on the Business plan and above.
• HubSpot and Salesforce sync on the Business plan and above.
• Integrations with Slack and Zapier, plus a public API.
• An MCP server with ChatGPT and Claude connectors.
• Free number porting from your previous provider.
• Apps for iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and the web.

Quo Pricing in 2026

Quo charges per user. You pay for each person who needs to send and receive calls and texts. Annual billing is cheaper per month than paying month to month. These prices come from quo.com.

Starter includes one number per user, calling and messaging to US and Canada, voicemail transcripts, the Quo API, the Sona AI agent, the ChatGPT and Claude MCP connectors, and email support. Business adds AI call summaries and transcripts, group calling, custom ring orders, call transfers, HubSpot and Salesforce integrations, phone menus, analytics, auto call recording, and live chat support. Scale adds AI call tags, dedicated onboarding, priority chat and email support, and inbound phone support.

Two extra costs sit outside the per-user price. Additional phone numbers are $5 per number per month, with no stated limit. Calling and texting outside the US and Canada is billed per message or per call against a separate international rate sheet.

The Sona AI agent has its own credit tiers. Tier 1 is free and includes 1,000 credits, which quo.com maps to roughly 10 AI calls per month. Paid Sona tiers run $25, $49, $99, and $199 per month for more volume. One note on Quo's own page shows a small inconsistency on the $25 tier, listing both 40 and 50 calls, so confirm the exact count when you sign up.

The Free Trial and How to Start

Quo's public offer is a 7-day free trial. Here is how to begin.

1. Go to quo.com through the link on this page.
2. Click the sign-up option to start the free trial.
3. Create your workspace and pick a business number, or start the free port of an existing number.
4. Install the apps on your laptop and phone and invite your team.
5. Make test calls and send test messages to see how routing and the shared inbox work.
6. Before day 7 ends, choose a plan to keep your number and features.

One detail to plan around: during the trial, texting and international calls and texts are not included, per quo.com. You can still evaluate calling, routing, voicemail transcripts, and the AI features. If messaging is central to your use, test it in the first days of a paid plan rather than waiting.

A Worked Example

Picture a three-person startup. A founder handles sales calls, one teammate runs support, and one covers operations. They want a single business number that all three can answer, plus AI summaries so nobody has to type call notes.

They choose the Business plan for the AI call summaries and CRM sync. Billed annually, Business is $23 per user per month. Three users cost $69 per month, or $828 for the year. Each user already includes one number, so the shared main line and two direct lines are covered with no extra number fees.

If they later add a dedicated toll-free line for support, that is one extra number at $5 per month, bringing the total to $74 per month. They keep Sona on the free Tier 1 at first, which covers about 10 AI-answered calls a month, and move to the $25 tier only if call volume grows. The team starts on the 7-day trial, confirms routing and summaries work, then commits to the annual plan.

Quo vs Alternatives

Quo sits among several team phone tools. Here is a short comparison to place it.

Quo's strength is the shared-number model with built-in AI summaries and a clean per-user price. Talkroute leans toward virtual lines and routing. Aircall and Dialpad target larger call teams with heavier feature sets. Google Voice is the cheapest but the most basic. Check each vendor's own site for current pricing before you compare, since these tools change plans often.

Who Should Use Quo

Quo fits founders and small teams who need a real business line without legacy hardware. If more than one person should answer the same number, Quo is built for that. It suits sales teams that want calls logged against HubSpot or Salesforce, support teams that want shared text threads, and operators who want AI to summarize calls and answer overflow.

It is a weaker fit if you only need one personal line, where Google Voice may be enough, or if you run a large formal call center with strict queueing needs, where a dedicated contact-center tool may serve better. For most early-stage startups, Quo covers the phone and messaging job without extra tools.

Real Startup Use Cases

Founder-led sales. A solo founder runs outbound and inbound on one Starter line at $15 per user per month. Calls sync to the CRM, and voicemail transcripts mean no missed lead sits unread. The founder reviews the day's calls as text.

Shared support line. A two-person team shares one toll-free number on the Business plan. Both see every text thread, so a customer gets an answer even when one teammate is out. AI summaries log what each call was about.

After-hours coverage. A startup turns on the Sona AI agent to answer calls at night. Sona captures the caller's name and reason, then routes urgent issues to a human and logs the rest for morning follow-up.

Switching providers. A team on an older VoIP tool ports its main number to Quo for free, keeps the same number customers already know, and moves the whole team onto shared apps in an afternoon.

How to Claim the Deal

1. Open the Quo link on this page.
2. Start the free 7-day trial from quo.com.
3. Set up your workspace, choose or port a number, and invite your team.
4. Test calls, routing, voicemail transcripts, and the AI features during the trial.
5. Pick Starter, Business, or Scale before the trial ends to keep your setup.

This deal gives you Quo's standard public trial through our partner link. It is not an added percentage discount, and SaaSOffers does not promise one. The benefit is a clean way to try the full product before paying.

Tips

• Start on Business if you want AI call summaries and CRM sync from day one, since those features are not on Starter.
• Test messaging early. SMS is not included during the 7-day trial, so plan to confirm texting in the first days of a paid plan.
• Use the free number port so customers keep calling the number they already know.
• Keep Sona on the free Tier 1 until your call volume justifies a paid tier, then compare the $25 and $49 tiers against your overage.
• Add extra numbers only when you need them, since each one is $5 per month.
• Choose annual billing if you are confident in the fit, since it is cheaper per user than monthly.

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