Phone number pricing, country by country

Phone numbers start at $1 per month and are billed as a monthly subscription. Numbers bought from stock carry no setup fee; a type the carrier has to source on request can carry a one-time carrier setup fee, which is shown on that country's page before you order. The exact price depends on the country and the number type: local numbers are usually the cheapest, mobile and toll-free numbers cost more in most countries. Every country's price is listed on its own page.

Ringee has numbers available to order in 79 countries today, across local, toll-free, and mobile ranges. The list reflects real, orderable inventory — a country only appears when a number can actually be bought in it. A type the carrier sells there but keeps no stock of is marked “on request”: it carries the carrier's published price and is sourced by advance order rather than bought in the dashboard.

It depends on the country. Many countries need nothing at all, while others require proof of a local address, a copy of an ID or company registration certificate, or a signed registration form for the regulator. Each country page lists the exact requirements for each number type, with the acceptance criteria and an example.

Per-minute rates start at $0.0075/min and vary by destination and by whether you reach a landline or a mobile. Each country page shows the range for both. Minutes are paid from your workspace credit, separately from your plan.

An AI voice agent costs $0.0540 per minute for the conversation itself — speech-to-text, text-to-speech, turn-taking, tools, knowledge retrieval, and the Ringee AI model — plus the per-minute price of the call it places to that country. Agents need an Organization workspace, which is $20/month with unlimited users. Bringing your own OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini key bills those tokens to your own account instead.

No. You can call any destination in the rate list from the browser, the mobile apps, or the Chrome extension without owning a number there. A local number matters for pickup rate: it shows the person a familiar area code instead of a foreign one, and it is what caller ID rotation needs.