Nextiva vs Quo

Nextiva is a hosted VoIP PBX for business communications, with voice calling, messaging, and collaboration features. Its Core plan includes inbound and outbound voice, business SMS, video meetings, screen and file sharing, call routing, team chat, and a mobile app. Listed call-handling tools include auto attendants, local and toll-free numbers, advanced routing, call recording, voicemail transcription, and call forwarding. Engage adds customer-to-team SMS, toll-free service and minutes, advanced reporting, an inbound call center, live chat, and a chatbot. Apps are listed for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, and a Chrome extension connects Contact Center to the browser. The integrations directory names Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Microsoft Teams, Zendesk, and others; Nextiva advises confirming availability for integrations not shown. The system needs at least 100 kbps of upload speed per phone line, and all cloud phone system plans include 24/7 support. Core costs $15/user/mo, Engage $25/user/mo, and Scale $75/user/mo. No free plan or trial is listed.

Quo is a paid business phone service with web, Windows, macOS, iOS and Android support. It offers desktop and mobile apps, multiple business numbers, an auto attendant, custom call routing and voicemail transcription. Quo has no free plan, but a seven-day trial is listed. Its pricing note gives a starting rate of $15/user/mo on an annual term. Separately, monthly plan listings show Starter at $19 a month, Business at $33 a month and Scale at $47 a month. Each of those monthly listings includes one phone number per user and 1,000 free automation credits. The annual starting-price note and monthly plan figures are distinct details, so readers should check which billing term applies to their choice. With support for five listed platforms and both mobile and desktop apps, Quo provides business calling across a range of devices. Its call-handling options include routing calls and directing callers through an auto attendant.