The same crew, priced elsewhere.
One workload, priced three ways: a 3-person crew sending 500 texts a month, at Loonext and at the two tools you're most likely weighing it against. Every competitor number is dated, comes from their own public pricing page, and is sourced cell by cell on the matching head-to-head page, where we also say when the other tool fits you better.
Three pricing pages, one table.
This is the same table our pricing page shows, rendered from the same data, so the two can never quietly disagree.
| Line item | Loonext Starter | Heymarket Standardas of August 2026 | Quoas of August 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly software | $29 flat | $49/user/mo × 3 = $147 | $19/user/mo × 3 = $57 (monthly billing) |
| 500 texts a month, the workload | Included | ~$15 (3¢/segment × 500) | Not included, metered at 1¢/segment (~$5) |
| Monthly carrier line item | $0 | $10/mo | $1.50 to $3/mo |
| Monthly total | $29 | ~$172 | ~$64 + extra numbers at $5 ea. |
Competitor prices from their public pricing pages, July 2026; each figure is sourced on the matching comparison page. Every figure in this table is in US dollars, which is what Heymarket and Quo publish in, so the Loonext row is our US price; Canadian workspaces are quoted and billed in Canadian dollars. Heymarket's texting total assumes 500 single-segment texts at their published 3¢/segment plus their $10/mo per-campaign carrier fee. Quo's total is $57 in seats plus ~$5 of metered texting (1¢/segment) plus their published $1.50 to $3 monthly carrier maintenance, and extra numbers are $5 each. One-time registration fees excluded for all (ours is $29; Quo discloses $19.50; others don't say). If any number changes, tell us and we'll fix it.
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We will email you this table so you can forward it. Every number in it is dated, so whoever reads it can see when we last checked.
Pick the one you're deciding between.
Each page carries the full sourced ledger, the crew-size math, and a plain section on when that tool is the better buy.
What Loonext doesn't do, on purpose.
Loonext is one shared line at a flat price, and holding that line means leaving real capabilities to the bigger platforms. If one of these is the job, the head-to-head pages name the tool that does it.
No mass text blasts.
Loonext is for conversations with your customers, not campaigns at them. If you need list broadcasts, Heymarket and the marketing-texting tools do that.
No review management.
We don't chase Google reviews. That's Podium's home turf, and if reviews are load-bearing for you, it's the better buy.
No full dialer.
Loonext answers calls as well as texts, on every plan: they ring your whole crew right in the app, unanswered ones take a voicemail we write down, you call customers back on your business number, and the ones you miss get an automatic text back. What it is not is a call center, so a business that lives on phone menus, queues and all-day inbound volume belongs on Quo.
Whatever you run today, switching is small.
Loonext sits comfortably next to your current tool while you move: sign up, pick or transfer a number, invite the crew by link, and shift the texting at your own pace.
- Keep your number: transfers are free, self-serve at signup or later, and typically take 1 to 7 business days.
- Your number keeps working on your current provider until the scheduled switch.
- Month to month, with a 30-day full money-back guarantee, registration fee included.
- Receiving texts work day one; texting US numbers turns on once the phone companies approve you, typically 3 to 7 business days.
Skip the demo. See the price and start today.
One business number for texts and calls, worked by the whole crew, $29 a month flat, month to month, with a full refund in your first 30 days if it's not for you.
$29/MO FLAT · MONTH TO MONTH · 30-DAY MONEY-BACK