Quo alternative
Quo is the new name of OpenPhone, a messaging-first business phone app that bills per user, so a 10-person team pays ten times the plan price. D Line is a business phone system priced per workspace: $20 or $35 a month for everyone, with an AI agent, call menus and ring groups on both plans. We make D Line; the Quo details below come from quo.com, checked Oct 2026. If you knew the product as OpenPhone, the OpenPhone alternative page covers the rename.
Last updated · Competitor details checked Oct 2026; prices and features change — verify on their site.
Features
| Feature | D Line | Quo |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | One price per workspace; unlimited users and extensions | Per user per month, on three tiers: Starter, Business, Scale |
| List price | Base $20/month or $200/year; Advanced $35/month or $350/year | Starter $19, Business $33, Scale $47 per user per month billed monthly; $15, $23, $35 billed annually |
| Numbers | 1 US number included; extra numbers $2/month each | One number per user included; more are $5/month each |
| Calling and texting | Unlimited US and Canada calling under fair use. Business texting $5/month per 10DLC campaign; carrier registration fees billed separately | Unlimited US and Canada calling and texting; messaging registration $19.50 one-time plus a monthly fee |
| Recording | Both plans: 2 GB rolling storage on Base, 50 GB plus auto recording on Advanced | Manual recording on Starter; automatic on Business and Scale |
| AI call notes | Advanced: AI transcription and call summaries (about 1,000 minutes a month) | Transcripts and summaries for every call on Business and Scale; Starter only for calls handled by its AI agent |
| AI agent that answers | AI agent on both plans (Base AI agent / Advanced AI agent), 2,000 AI minutes a month each | Sona, on every plan, with 1,000 free credits (one call is 100 credits); more credits are paid |
| Call menus and ring groups | Call menus (IVR) and ring groups on both plans; business-hours routing and call queues on Advanced | Phone menus on Business and Scale; shared numbers with ring order on all plans |
| Voicemail | Voicemail with transcription on both plans | Voicemail transcription on all plans |
| Video between teammates | Team video calling on Advanced | Not listed on the pricing page |
| Desk phones | Supported IP desk phones, quoted separately | App-first; desk phones are not the focus |
| CRM | Click-to-call in any web CRM through the Chrome extension; native CRM integrations on request | HubSpot and Salesforce on Business and up; Slack, Zapier and webhooks on all plans |
| Porting | Free: D Line does not charge to port your number in | Free porting, per the pricing page |
| Support | 24/7 live human support by phone and email | Email on Starter; live chat on Business; phone support on Scale during weekday hours |
Competitor details checked Oct 2026; prices and features change — verify on their site.
Quo and OpenPhone are trademarks of their respective owners. D Line is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them. We make D Line, so read this comparison with that in mind.
Pricing
List prices before taxes and fees, checked Oct 2026. Quo totals multiply the per-user price by the team size; D Line is one price for the workspace however many people use it.
| Plan | Per unit (billed monthly) | 3 people | 10 people | 25 people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D Line Base | $20/workspace | $20 | $20 | $20 |
| D Line Advanced | $35/workspace | $35 | $35 | $35 |
| Quo Starter | $19/user | $57 | $190 | $475 |
| Quo Business | $33/user | $99 | $330 | $825 |
| Quo Scale | $47/user | $141 | $470 | $1,175 |
Competitor details checked Oct 2026; prices and features change — verify on their site.
Quo and OpenPhone are trademarks of their respective owners. D Line is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them. We make D Line, so read this comparison with that in mind.
A fair fit check
Switching
Do not cancel Quo before the port completes. Cancelling first can release the number.
Start a 14-day trial, invite your team, and build call menus, ring groups, and voicemail on the temporary number. Users and extensions are unlimited on both plans.
Note the account number, any account or port-out PIN, and the name and service address exactly as Quo has them. A recent bill helps.
Export contacts, call recordings and message history you want to keep from Quo before the number moves; they do not transfer with the port.
Sign the Letter of Authorization (LOA) and submit the port from the phone numbers area of your workspace. Porting in is free, and eligibility and timing are confirmed before the move.
When D Line confirms the port, test inbound calls and texts, register texting (10DLC) if you use it, then cancel Quo.
Questions
It depends on what you value. For teams that want to stop paying per user, D Line is one workspace price ($20 or $35 a month) with unlimited users; for messaging-first teams with CRM needs, Quo Business may still fit better. The tables above show both.
At list prices on quo.com (checked Oct 2026), 10 users are $190/month on Starter, $330 on Business and $470 on Scale, billed monthly. D Line Advanced is $35/month for the whole workspace.
No. OpenPhone became Quo in September 2025 and existing accounts carried over under the new name. The OpenPhone alternative page on this site covers the rename in more detail.
D Line keeps customer calls, texts and voicemail on the business number in a shared history that teammates can see, and team chat for internal messages. Quo’s inbox is more message-centric; if threaded internal comments on each text are central to your work, test both.
Usually, yes. Request the port from D Line, keep Quo active until D Line confirms the move, then cancel. D Line does not charge to port a number in.
Yes. Both D Line plans include an AI agent that answers and routes calls, with 2,000 AI minutes per workspace per month included; it never bills overage. Quo includes Sona with a free credit allowance and sells more credits.
Sources
Competitor details checked Oct 2026; prices and features change — verify on their site.
Quo and OpenPhone are trademarks of their respective owners. D Line is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them. We make D Line, so read this comparison with that in mind.
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