Quo (formerly OpenPhone)
by Quo Inc.
Last updated Mar 29, 2026 · 1 revision
Sona AI answering service built specifically for HVAC to prevent missed 24/7 calls and take qualified messages.
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About This Product
Quo offers unlimited US/Canada calls, AI summaries, and integration with Jobber CRM. The Sona AI receptionist answers common HVAC questions 24/7 and qualifies leads. Starting at $15/user/month with 7-day free trial. Strong HVAC market focus with specific blog content for contractors.
Capabilities
How this product is delivered and what's included out of the box.
- Mobile app
- Available
- Free trial
- Yes
- Free tier
- No
- Public API
- Yes
- Deployment
- Cloud
AI Approach
AI supplements traditional workflows. AI augments specific tasks within an otherwise traditional product. Useful, but not the primary reason to buy.
FSH Score Breakdown
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Features
Customer Communication11features
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AI & Automation6features
CRM & Sales5features
Platform & Customization5features
Reporting & Analytics3features
Scheduling & Dispatch2features
Technician Management1feature
Integrations 20 across 6 categories
CRM 8
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Productivity 4
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Data & Automation 4
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Field Service 2
Communication 1
Slack
Marketing 1
Pricing
| Tier | Monthly | Annual | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Unlimited calling/messaging US & CA, voicemail transcripts, Sona AI agent, 1,000 automation credits | $19 | $15/mo | /user |
| Business AI call summaries, group calling, call transfers, HubSpot/Salesforce, analytics, auto call recording | $33 | $23/mo | /user |
| Scale AI call tags, dedicated onboarding, priority support, inbound phone support | $47 | $35/mo | /user |
- Free trial
- 7 days
Related Products 1 across 1 category
Alternatives & Competitors
Why these are related — sources 4
- google
“In this editorial, we compare OpenPhone with Google Voice”
- reddit
“I manage two businesses and I would 100% pay for Quo for the other one, but I’m stuck using google voice (which I hate) because I can’t Quo both.”
- nextiva.com
“OpenPhone is built specifically for modern businesses, offering shared numbers, call routing, integrations with tools like HubSpot and Slack, and team collaboration features. Google Voice, meanwhile, is simpler and integrates seamlessly with Google Workspace but lacks advanced analytics, shared inboxes, and CRM integrations.”
- quo.com
“If you’re tired of Google Voice’s quirks, Quo, formerly OpenPhone, lets you work together as a team and save time on repetitive communication tasks.”