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Tasskel Phone vs Quo, RingCentral and Grasshopper

An honest side-by-side for small businesses that want calls answered by AI. We show where we're ahead and where we're not.

Competitor details come from their public pages, checked October 7, 2026. Prices exclude taxes and can change; follow the links to confirm.

Tasskel Phone Starter vs Quo

Same entry price. The difference is what's included before you pay more. Sources: Quo pricing, Quo plan comparison, Quo AI agent pricing.

Tasskel PhoneQuo
Entry price$19 per user a month$19 per user a month (Starter)
AI answering included40 AI-answered minutes a month on StarterAbout 10 AI calls a month (1,000 credits, 100 per call); 40 calls costs $25 a month extra
Calling minutes150 a month on Starter, published on the plan cardNot a published number; covered by a fair-use policy
AI call summariesIncluded on StarterBusiness plan ($33) and up
Transfer callers to a personIncluded on StarterBusiness plan ($33) and up
What happens when you run outShown in Billing; add a minute pack or the call goes to voicemailAI stops answering unless you turn on overages ($1 per call on the free tier)
Taxes and 911 feesEstimated on the pricing page before you payExcluded from listed prices
Business textingNot available yetIncluded for US and Canadian numbers
Free trialNo free trial7-day free trial

Quo counts AI use per call; we count AI minutes. A call usually lasts a minute or more, so the numbers aren't one-to-one.

vs RingCentral

RingEX Core is listed at $20 per user a month, and its AI Receptionist is an add-on on Core and Advanced (RingCentral pricing). Tasskel Phone includes AI answering on every plan from $19. RingCentral offers far more for larger teams: meetings, texting and contact-center tools.

vs Grasshopper

Grasshopper lists flat plans from $14 a month with calling, texting and voicemail transcription (Grasshopper pricing). Its plan list doesn't mention an AI receptionist; Tasskel Phone's AI answers, takes messages and transfers callers on every plan. Grasshopper is cheaper if you only need a forwarding number.

Why we show our limits

Many providers say “unlimited” and keep a fair-use clause that lets them cap you without a published number. We publish every plan's minutes up front, show your usage in Billing, and email you at 80% and 100%.