You're running a SaaS. Maybe two. Maybe three. You handle support yourself, you take billing calls, you're the press contact. You don't have an IT department to pick a phone vendor for you - and you don't want a tool that feels like one was picked.
Because we built it while running a few SaaS products of our own - and noticed every other phone tool was clearly built for a different kind of buyer.
Run your main SaaS, your side project, and that consulting LLC from a single workspace. Each gets its own number, its own voicemail, its own routing. You log in once.
Every call event POSTs to your endpoint with an Ed25519-signed payload. Inbound, outbound, voicemail, recording. Wire your phone into HubSpot, Zapier, your homegrown dashboard - afternoon work, not a quarter.
Searchable, forwardable, useful at a glance. Stop listening to robocalls one at a time to figure out which one was the real prospect.
Pay for the businesses, not for "user seats" that punish you for running lean. Every plan includes unlimited users, so adding the whole team costs nothing.
Take calls right in the browser. Mic permission, you're done. Native iOS + Android in flight; the web softphone covers the gap.
Pages load in under 200ms. The settings have sensible defaults. The audit log is searchable. Things you've come to expect everywhere except, somehow, business phone software.
STIR/SHAKEN attestation on every inbound call, per-brand block list, SPAM badges on the call log. When your "Contact Us" number leaks into a scraped list, you don't drown in solar-panel pitches. Included on every plan - no incumbent ships this.
Real number on your "Contact Us" page. Voicemail-to-text means you don't have to be available - just respond when it's reasonable. Calls log to your CRM via webhook.
Stripe sent the customer a refund email - they want to talk to a human. You don't want to give out your cell. Dedicated number, IVR routing, voicemail fallback.
Maybe ProductHunt, maybe HackerNews. Maybe a journalist. A real number on your press page makes you look 10x more credible than a Calendly link.
Your main SaaS gets one number. Your side project gets another. Your consulting LLC gets a third. Different greetings, different voicemail boxes, different routing - same single login.
When you build a SaaS, you sometimes need a phone number to receive calls or texts (Stripe verification, Apple Developer, certain cloud accounts). A dedicated business line keeps your personal cell out of it.
Every call event POSTs to whatever URL you set. Pipe it into Slack ("incoming call from a known customer!"), into your CRM, into a Sheet - anywhere your stack lives.
$19/mo for the phone system and your first Ring - number, unlimited inbound, voicemail-to-text, webhook delivery, unlimited users. Add usage credit for the AI receptionist when you want it. Free for 14 days; we don't charge until the trial ends.