Provider pricing review
OpenPhone AI pricing today: Quo Sona calls and base plan
OpenPhone changed its name to Quo in September 2025. Buyers searching for the earlier AI receptionist should evaluate the current Sona offer on Quo, rather than treating the 2025 launch package as today’s price. Published by Revo. Official sources reviewed October 20, 2026; prices are dated US snapshots, not binding quotes or performance tests.
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Read the published offer in its own billing unit
Current Sona pricing lists 10 calls included on Quo plans. Paid tiers are $25 for 40 calls, $49 for 100, $99 for 250 and $199 for 600, with respective overages of $0.75, $0.65, $0.55 and $0.45 per call. Paid Quo service is required; Sona is not standalone. The underlying seat price must be verified before calculating a combined bill.
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Match the service to your office decision
A garage-door office using its phone system for both staff conversations and overflow answering needs to separate those activities. Decide which incoming calls reach Sona, which stay with the team and how repeated callers are counted. A message captured by the agent should not be treated as proof that a field-service appointment was created.
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Work through a home-service example
Illustrative Sona-only usage of 120 billable calls on the $49/100-call tier is $62: $49 plus 20 × $0.65. The required Quo subscription and any other charges are additional. This is not a complete phone-system quote. Compare the full seat-and-agent proposal before changing an existing number or call flow.
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Resolve these points before choosing
Use the same requested tasks in every proposal. A rate card describes an offer; a representative call test shows whether the configured flow does the work your office needs.
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Compare with Revo using the same workload
Review Revo’s current plans and included minutes through the Pricing link. Compare the required answering, booking and team-handoff workflow with that exact plan, rather than assuming every feature is included in its entry tier. Record calls, handled minutes and required tasks together before comparing differently metered services.
For a practical shortlist, test a new inquiry, an appointment change and a request that needs a person. Check the final calendar or message, the handoff result and the usage charged. These are suggested evaluation steps, not customer results or a claim that either provider will complete every request.
Common questions
Make the next step clear.
Resolve the details that matter to your team and callers.
Can I buy Sona as a standalone answering subscription?
The reviewed offer requires paid Quo service. Compare the combined phone and AI cost rather than the Sona add-on alone.
What should a home-service office test?
Use a representative customer inquiry and verify the resulting message or appointment, routing behavior and billable usage. Do not equate answering a call with dispatching a technician.
Sources and current terms
Add the required phone subscription to the Sona allowance. Use the current written terms and a representative call flow before selecting a package.
Review Revo’s current features and plans for the workflow your business needs.
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