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AudioOne vs QCONF

AudioOne

meetingone.com

QCONF

qconf.com

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FigureAudioOneQCONF
Price from—$24/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYes—
Plans published34
Spec score · Audio Conferencing Software8.6 (#6)7.8 (#13)
HeadquartersDenver, Colorado, United StatesIsrael
Security controlsMeetingOne describes audio-call controls including host dial-out, individualized muting, suspicious-caller identification and removal, and call snooping detection.QCONF says hosts can see participants, disconnect or mute them, and lock a call to prevent new participants joining.
SupportMeetingOne offers personalized expert support, online resources, webinars, and eBooks; its AudioOne support line is listed as 1-888-523-8445.QCONF's support page links to online help available 24/7 and provides a contact option.

Plans

AudioOne

  • Pay-per-use audioPriced on request
  • Pay-Per-Use audio planPriced on request
  • Pre-packaged minutesPriced on request

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QCONF

  • Per Call$7, paid once
  • Plus$24 a month
  • Pro$48 a month
  • Mega$72 a month

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In their own words

AudioOne

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QCONF

QCONF provides international audio conferencing and online meeting tools on Android, iOS, and the web. Calls support up to 15 participants and include unlimited conferencing minutes, while the number of calls depends on the plan. Per Call costs $7, paid once and is billed $0/Month; it charges a flat rate per conference call regardless of duration. Plus costs $24 a month and includes 8 calls; Pro costs $48 a month and includes 20; Mega costs $72 a month and includes 50. QCONF advertises five free conference calls for new users and offers a free trial, but has no free plan. Local access numbers in 27 countries are included with all plans, and the service is available in 77 countries. Some countries may have per-minute access charges, and some locations lack local numbers. Outlook and Google Calendar integration supports scheduling. Hosts can view participants, mute or disconnect them, and lock calls. Plans include recording, invitations, and SMS reminders; recordings can be shared as web downloads or on a cloud drive at no additional cost. Toll-free dial-in and call-me dial-out are premium services.

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