Hey！Do you know the OpenPhone？The OpenPhone gives you a separate business line for $10 per month！

If you’re a creative or other freelancer work, at some point you may start thinking twice about giving out your personal phone number to your clients or business contacts. A new service called OpenPhone says it can solve that problem by providing cloud-based business numbers for $10 per month.

What is the OpenPhone？

To begin with, there is Google Voice, probably the best-known such service, which gives you a phone number that is associated your Google account. OpenPhone, on the other hand, is pushing itself as a resource for independent workers or small businesses that want to separate their business and personal calls and texts.

It distinguishes itself from Google Voice by touting its customer support, the availability of toll-free numbers, and the ability to have more than one number per phone. It is currently only available in the US and Canada.

A Nicely simple UI

OpenPhone has its own contact list, which you can sync with your phone’s. Once you’ve chosen the person you want to contact, you simply use the field at the bottom of the screen to send a text or the phone icon on the upper right to make a call. The interface is almost Spartan in its simplicity. The home page lists your recently-used contacts.

If the person you want to contact isn’t there, you can swipe left to tap in the phone number, or swipe right for the features list, which includes access to your contact list. Records of phone calls and text messages for each contact are all on the same screen, making it simple to see all your previous conversations. You can also (via a menu) copy the number, block it or delete the conversation.

From：The Verge