Ooma review & pricing

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Our verdict

The best first phone system for very small teams — the pricing is simple, the apps work, and you can be live in an afternoon. Outgrown quickly past ~20 users; at that point compare Nextiva or Dialpad.

Overview

Ooma Office is the small-business specialist: straightforward VoIP with one of the lowest entry prices in the market, optional hybrid (POTS-replacement) Air products, and no-contract monthly billing.

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Pros & cons

What we like

  • Among the lowest entry pricing in business VoIP
  • No-contract monthly billing
  • Fast, simple setup with well-designed apps
  • Virtual receptionist and ring groups even on base plans

What to watch

  • Not built for 50+ user deployments
  • Limited third-party integrations
  • Advanced features (call queues, hot desking) sit on Pro tier

Key facts

Starting pricefrom about $20 per user/month (list)
Pricing modelPer-user monthly subscription, monthly billing standard
Best segmentsSmall business
Founded2004
HeadquartersSunnyvale, California
Websiteooma.com

Feature snapshot

Cloud PBX & virtual receptionist ✓ Included
Unlimited US calling ✓ Included
Mobile & desktop apps ✓ Included
Ring groups & call transfer ✓ Included
Call queuing higher tiers
Third-party integrations limited

Ooma pricing

Ooma Office keeps pricing simple: two per-user tiers, monthly billing standard, no contract required. Device and add-on costs are separate.

PlanList priceWhat's included
Ooma Office about $20 user/month (list) Cloud PBX · virtual receptionist · ring groups · mobile/desktop apps
Ooma Office Pro about $25 user/month (list) Everything in Office · call recording · hot desking · enhanced call blocking

See the full Ooma pricing breakdown — every plan tier, fee and discount →

Ranked in

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Ooma comparisons

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This review is editorial and independent. Pricing references published list rates as of September 2026 and changes frequently — always verify with a current quote. Vendor names are trademarks of their respective owners; The VoIP Advisors is an independent advisory firm and is not affiliated with Ooma.

Frequently asked questions

Is Ooma good for business?
For small teams (under 20 users), yes — it's one of the best value-first systems available. Larger teams should compare Nextiva or Dialpad.

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