ALTERNATIVE
The Quo alternative priced for small teams
Quo is a polished per-user phone system. Ringlite packages users and numbers in one monthly price.
Why teams switch from Quo
- Users and numbers in one package: 3 people pay $45 a month, not $99
- Exact call minutes and published rates, not a discretionary fair use policy
- Texting registration done inside the app
- AI voice agent and power dialer on Business
What the same team pays
| Team | Ringlite | Quo (OpenPhone) | You keep, per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 people, 3 numbers | Team $45 | $99 | $54 |
| 5 people, 5 numbers | Team $85 | $165 | $80 |
| 10 people, 10 numbers | Business $130 | $330 | $200 |
| 15 people, 15 numbers | Business $215 | $495 | $280 |
Where Quo is the better pick
- More integrations today
- Mobile apps
- Thousands of public reviews
If those matter most, they may suit you better.
Switching takes one signup
Sign up with your email and confirm your identity with Didit. Approval usually takes under an hour, then you pick numbers by area code and start calling the same day on a new number.
Porting your existing numbers is included on Team and Business and usually takes one to two weeks. Keep your old provider running until the port completes.
Common questions
How is Ringlite different from Quo (OpenPhone)?
Quo charges per user. Ringlite includes users and numbers in one monthly package and publishes its per-minute rate instead of "unlimited". For small teams that usually costs much less.
How do I switch from another provider?
Sign up, get approved, then port your numbers in. Keep your old service until the port completes so you never miss a call.
Can I keep my existing number?
Yes. Porting is included on Team and Business. Start a port from Numbers once your account is approved; you keep using your old provider until the move completes.
How long does porting take?
Usually one to two weeks, depending on your current carrier. We show the status of each port in your account.
Is calling unlimited?
No, and we say so on purpose. "Unlimited" plans elsewhere hide a fair use cap in their legal pages. With Ringlite you pay 1.2¢ a minute for what you use, so light callers pay far less.