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Comparison

Relay vs Quo: almost twins, except on three points.

Same promise of in-browser simplicity. The difference: who owns the telecom account, how AI is billed, and per-seat pricing.

Criterion
Relay
Quo
Pricing
Per team (base $17–97, seats included)
~$23/seat (~$115 for 5)
AI agent
BYOK, at cost (soon)
Limited credits (~10 AI calls/mo)
SMS
At Twilio cost, no cap
Included, markup baked into price
Telecom account ownership
Yes — your Twilio
No (locked with them)
Simplicity
Web, 5 min, no bloat
Often call-center oriented

Honestly: Quo has an excellent native mobile app and zero-friction onboarding. If you want zero setup, it’s a good pick. Relay wins on per-organization pricing, owning your Twilio, and AI without credits.

Public pricing, June 2026 — re-verify before publishing.

Updated 13/06/2026Data from public pricingRelay is our product
Also see: Relay vs OpenPhone
What the pricing page hides

Quo’s hidden costs.

The per-seat price

~$23 per seat. And AI is capped at a few credits per month, then billed.

The bundled telecom markup

Quo bundles minutes and texts into its price, with an invisible markup. At Relay, telecom goes through your Twilio, at real cost.

The cost of leaving

Your number stays locked with Quo. At Relay, it lives on your Twilio account — you leave without losing it.

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