by Nextiva Inc.
Last updated Mar 29, 2026 · 1 revision
Robust unified comms (voice, video, live chat) with CRM integrations positioned specifically for service companies including HVAC.
Core plan $15/user/month (annual) or $23/user/month (monthly). Includes unlimited calling to US/Canada, SMS, video conferencing, call recording. AI answering service designed for service industries. Total cost typically 50% higher than advertised due to add-ons, but feature-rich for growing HVAC teams.
How this product is delivered and what's included out of the box.
Minor AI touches. AI shows up in a few targeted features. Consider this a nice-to-have, not the core capability.
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“Both Nextiva and Aircall have a pretty bad reputation here on reddit due to call quality and customer service.”
“With a starting cost of $30 per month, we would expect Aircall to provide the same 24/7 support that companies such as RingCentral and Nextiva include at a lower rate.”
“Nextiva delivers the stability, transparency, and flexibility that reviewers repeatedly say Aircall lacks.”
“Whereas Aircall positions itself as the “voice layer” that integrates with CRMs, Nextiva presents itself as a complete UCaaS (Unified Communications as a Service) solution, similar to RingCentral or Zoom Phone.”
“Compared to RingCentral, Nextiva is more affordable, includes more features on its entry plan, and delivers faster, U.S.-based support.”
“RingCentral's plans are between $2 and $5 per user more than Nextiva at standard pricing.”
“RingCentral vs. Nextiva Comparison”
“Whereas Aircall positions itself as the “voice layer” that integrates with CRMs, Nextiva presents itself as a complete UCaaS (Unified Communications as a Service) solution, similar to RingCentral or Zoom Phone.”
“Compared with alternatives like Nextiva, which lean more toward enterprise-level complexity, Ooma gives small businesses exactly what they need—professional-grade tools that don’t get in the way.”
“Pricing-wise, Nextiva compares is a bit cheaper than Ooma for a similar feature set.”
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“Something we liked about Nextiva was its updated user interface. Ooma Office was pretty outdated from the get-go, but Nextiva made it easier for us to navigate during our free trial.”
“Nextiva. Not perfect but quite an improvement compared to Vonage (Pricing, customer service, app, etc)”
“Vonage sits in the middle of that shift as one of the better-known UCaaS and business phone providers, listed alongside names like RingCentral, Zoom, Nextiva, Voiso and 8×8.”
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