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Genesys vs OpenPhone

Compare Genesys and OpenPhone on features, pricing, and buyer fit using the same researched criteria.

Independently recommendedLast updated Aug 18, 20265 evidence sources9 screenshotsHow we compare
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Genesys

8.8/10

Enterprise CCaaS (Genesys Cloud CX) — CX 1 from $75/user/mo annual; CX 2 $115; CX 3 $155; CX 4 $240.

Best for

  • Enterprise contact centres that need omnichannel + WEM + journey orchestration
  • Regulated industries standardising on Genesys Cloud CX
  • Buyers comparing CCaaS platforms (not UCaaS phone seats)

Starting from $75.00/user/mo

No free plan

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Our verdict

Our verdict

No universal winner

No universal winner. Choose based on which criteria matter most for your team.

Genesys is better for

  • Power dialer
  • WhatsApp Business
  • CRM / CTI integrations
  • Routing & IVR

Tie

  • Number / country coverage

Choose Genesys if: Enterprise contact centres that need omnichannel + WEM + journey orchestration

Choose OpenPhone if: SMB teams that want a modern shared business number with SMS and AI answering

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OpenPhone

7.5/10

Modern SMB shared business phone (also branded Quo) with shared numbers, SMS and Sona AI — Starter from $15/user/month annual.

Best for

  • SMB teams that want a modern shared business number with SMS and AI answering
  • Founders and small sales/support teams who need transparent per-seat pricing without a 3-licence floor
  • Teams standardising on HubSpot/Salesforce once they move to Business

Starting from $15.00/user/mo

No free plan

Evidence & transparency

Sources and research process behind this comparison.

Sources

5

Criteria

9

Screenshots

9

Sources consulted

TitleProductType
Genesys — Official SiteGenesysofficial-product-page
Genesys PricingGenesysofficial-pricing-page
OpenPhone — Official SiteOpenPhoneofficial-product-page
OpenPhone PricingOpenPhoneofficial-pricing-page
Quo (OpenPhone) PricingOpenPhoneofficial-product-page

Methodology steps

  1. 1Collect first-party product and pricing evidence
  2. 2Map both products to the same category criteria
  3. 3Record criterion outcomes with confidence and sources
  4. 4Publish only when editorial gates allow indexing

Methodology version 1.0.0.

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