About Ringee
Ringee is open-source, pay-as-you-go calling infrastructure where human teams and AI voice agents work from the same stack. People call from the browser, mobile apps, extension, or SDK; voice agents place calls and hold live conversations with the same history, recordings, outcomes, and integrations.
The project started from a simple frustration: outbound calling tools charge per user, lock your data in, and were built before AI agents could take part in the operation. Ringee takes the opposite stance — open infrastructure, flat pricing, self-hosting, and a first-class place for both human and AI operators.
What we believe
The principles that shape every decision in the product.
Affordable by default
Per-user pricing punishes teams for growing. Ringee keeps a free Freelancer plan and a single flat $20/month Organization plan with unlimited users, plus pay-as-you-go calling from $0.012/min — so cost scales with usage, not headcount.
Agentic by design
Ringee supports AI around the call and on the call. Claude, ChatGPT, MCP agents, and the CLI can orchestrate the workflow, while configured AI voice agents can place outbound calls and hold the live conversation themselves.
Open and self-hostable
The entire stack is open source under the MIT license and lives on GitHub. Audit the code, contribute back, or self-host Ringee on your own infrastructure and keep full control of your data.
Honest about trust
Ringee states plainly what it does and does not claim. It has not completed SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification and does not pretend otherwise. Calls run on Telnyx, authentication on Clerk, and payments on Stripe.
Who builds Ringee
Ringee is built and maintained in the open by a small team that ships fast and listens to its users. Because the whole stack is public, you do not have to take that on faith — the code, the roadmap, and the issues are all on GitHub, and anyone can read, audit, or contribute to them.
Frequently asked questions
What is Ringee?
Ringee is open-source, pay-as-you-go calling infrastructure for human teams and AI voice agents. People call from its browser, mobile apps, extension, and SDK; configured voice agents place calls and hold conversations on the same stack.
Who is Ringee for?
SDR teams, recruiters, agencies, startups, and freelancers who run outbound calling and want a fast dialer, clean activity data, and flat pricing that does not punish them for adding people.
Is Ringee really open source?
Yes. Ringee is licensed under MIT and the source is public on GitHub. You can self-host it on your own infrastructure.
How do I get in touch?
You can reach the team through the support page, open an issue or discussion on GitHub, or contact Ringee on X and LinkedIn.