Free during the beta.
RingJini costs nothing while it's in beta, and we'll tell you before anything changes. At launch there will be three plans. Each sets two allowances: how many unknown calls RingJini handles for you each month, and how many minutes it connects you live.
- RingJini answers up to 30 unknown calls a month
- Spam and sales declined, scams stopped, messages taken
- Callers you'd want get a “call them back” card for you
- Rules in your own words, and expected calls
- Urgent calls still ring you at once
- Up to 100 unknown calls a month
- Callers you'd want are connected to you live, up to 60 minutes a month
- Everything in Basic
- Up to 300 unknown calls and 300 live minutes a month
- Answers new customers from your business details
- Saves each enquiry as a lead: name, need, budget, area
- Priority when lines are busy
- Everything in Plus
On every plan, and with no plan at all
- Urgent calls, and calls from 1600 and 140 numbers, always reach you.
- Your contacts ring as normal. RingJini never touches them.
- If RingJini is ever down, every call comes straight through.
- Without a plan, every call rings as it does today. Nothing is held back.
What counts as a call?
A call RingJini answers. Calls that ring you without screening (your contacts, repeat callers, 1600 and 140 numbers, urgent calls) never count. Connecting you live means RingJini rings you from its own number and joins the caller to you; those minutes come out of the plan's live minutes.
What happens when the month's calls are used up?
Nothing is ever blocked. Callers can leave a message that you read in the app, until the allowance resets. Urgent calls still ring you.
Why there's no free tier
Every call RingJini answers costs real minutes of a real phone line and a real AI. Rather than a free tier that quietly does less, there's no plan: your phone rings as it does today, and you choose when you want RingJini to answer.
Try it free in the beta
The beta opens to a small group on Android, on Airtel first, with Jio and Vi as each one passes our tests. It's free. In return, tell us every time RingJini gets a call wrong.