Thank you, thank you and thank you for supporting us and helping us make gHome a success. Since we publicly launched the service (in Jan), we have had many kind words, many good reviews and a just an unbelievable number of new daily customers.

For some that may not know, gHome is the first home phone based on Google Voice. It essentially turns your Google Voice into a home phone (still without 911). Users can drop their phone company for good and make Google their phone company (using gHome). The cost is $5 per month for an unlimited calling plan (to the US and Canada).

You can read what Voice Over IP experts and users are saying about us.

I just wanted to quickly write a note and compare the cost of gHome with other major providers (and even non-major ones). I saw this table and decided to add another column for gHome:

Cost Comparison	gHome	Phone.com	Vonage	Time Warner	Cablevision
Monthly Unlimited (Residential Plan)	$5.00/Month	$19.88/Month	$24.99/Month	$39.95/Month	$34.95/Month
Lowest Available Monthly Plan (Residential Plan)	$5.00/Month (Unlimited minutes)	$9.88/Month (250 minutes)	$17.99/Month (500 minutes)	No Plan	$19.95/Month (only with triple play)
Annual Unlimited Plan	$60.00 ($5.00 per month)	$214.56 ($17.88 per month)	$239 ($19.92 per month)	$479 ($39.95 per month)	$239 ($19.95 per month)
Phone Adapter	$50(unlocked)	Free	$9.99 (After Rebate) Free (Only if Refurbished)	Free	Free
Shipping	Free	$9.95	$9.95	Free	Free

By the way, did I say gHome includes US and Canada? It not only is unlimited but it includes long distance as well + features that it inherits from Google + TELTUB unique features (social features).

Labels: Comparison, gHome, Google voice, TELTUB

Comparing gHome with other home phones