One price per business - never per seat. Each Ring is one phone number. Add usage credit for the AI receptionist, and that credit is also your ceiling - we never bill past it.
Answers on the first ring with "how can I help you?" - no phone tree. Books, takes messages, and hands off to your team with context.
Unlimited users on every plan - we never charge per seat. Inbound minutes are unlimited, internal calls between your own extensions are unlimited, and 1,000 outbound minutes are included.
per-business value
We're priced right alongside the names you know - and ahead on what matters. Everyone else bills per user, so the line grows with every hire. We charge once for the business. Here's a 5-person team running its main numbers:
And our number already includes taxes & regulatory fees - theirs get added on top of the prices above.
how it works
Call recording, AI call notes, IVR, ring groups, SSO, multi-brand workspaces, webhooks, mobile/desktop apps - all included from the $19 entry. We don't gate features behind "Business" or "Enterprise." Pricing scales with how many Rings (numbers) you operate, not with how many people use them - never the $19-$30/user the others charge.
An AI assistant that reads your live config and helps you set things up. "Make my main number ring sales then support" - Switchboard proposes the change, you click apply. No one else gives you that.
We email you at 80% and again at 100% of your monthly credit. If you actually hit it, the AI stops answering and your phone keeps ringing - calls fall through to your team and voicemail exactly like a normal phone system. We never bill past your plan unless you turn overage on yourself. Inbound minutes, AI transfers, internal calls and users never draw from your credit at all.
Your numbers, not ours. One-click cancel. Port-out PIN visible in your dashboard. You shouldn't need to chat with support to leave.
included on every plan
Phone.com, OpenPhone, Grasshopper - none of them filter spam calls for you. We do, because the carrier already knows which calls are spoofed, and not passing that signal through to the phone that rings feels like a bug.
Telnyx hands us the carrier-signed attestation in the call webhook. We turn that into a verdict - clean, suspicious, spam, or blocked - and stamp it on the call log so you know what landed in your voicemail before you press play.
Every inbound row on the call log has a 🚫 button. Click it, the number is blocked for that brand
with an optional reason and an optional auto-expire date. Manage the whole list at
/phone/blocklist. Each workspace keeps its own list - your restaurant's blocks don't bleed
into your consulting LLC.
No mystery. The badge tells you why a call was treated the way it was. Suspicious calls still ring; spam goes straight to voicemail; blocked calls don't ring at all.
Coming soon: route suspicious callers through the AI screener for a 10-second screen before your phone rings. It will ask who's calling, transcribe it, and only ring through if it sounds real. Opt-in on every plan when it ships.
Why free? Because filtering spoofed calls costs us $0 - Telnyx already gives us the signal. Charging extra for something that costs nothing felt wrong.