Ringover

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   You buy seats on a plan, provision numbers in the countries you sell into, and connect a CRM from a catalogue of more than 100 integrations including Salesforce, HubSpot, and Pipedrive. Contact records auto-populate from the CRM and calls log back automatically, with a $5 CRM Autofill module for teams that want the enrichment to run the other way.

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   Inbound calls flow through IVR menus and routing rules into ring groups, with the advanced IVR on the Business tier. Agents work from a browser, a desktop app, or mobile, with double listening available for supervisors who need to monitor calls in real time.

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   For outbound campaigns on Business, a manager builds a call campaign of up to 300 numbers and reps work it through the power dialer, which fires numbers sequentially and waits for each call to complete before advancing. That pacing minimizes dropped connections at the cost of throughput.

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   The AI layer runs alongside as the Empower module: calls and voicemails are transcribed, summarized, scored for sentiment, and processed by automatic topic detection so managers can see what is actually being discussed across a team's conversations rather than sampling recordings.

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   Cadence, licensed separately at $59 a user, sequences multichannel prospecting across calls, email, and LinkedIn steps, so the same team that answers the phone can run structured outbound without a second vendor and a second data sync.

Per-user per-month base subscription for telephony with twelve-month commitments, plus separately licensed per-user modules for AI, prospecting, messaging, analytics, and CRM autofill, and usage-based pricing on the AI voice agent.

Value assessment: TALK at $15 is one of the best entry tiers in this category on paper: a number, unlimited national calling, recordings, summaries, transcription, and an AI receptionist, for the price of a Quo Starter seat with far more included. The value degrades as you climb. Business at $47 with a three-user minimum is priced against Aircall Professional but with a weaker integration catalogue, and the modules push a fully equipped sales seat to roughly $145, which is PhoneBurner money without PhoneBurner's throughput or its included CRM. Where Ringover genuinely wins is consolidation: if you would otherwise buy a European phone system and a separate prospecting sequencer, one vendor with one CRM sync at $106 a seat is a real saving in money and in operational overhead.

Setup time

Two to four days for a small team. Numbers provision quickly and the CRM integration is straightforward, but international number provisioning in several countries can take longer depending on local regulatory requirements for proof of presence.

Learning curve

Low for agents, moderate for administrators. The interface is approachable and the sequential dialer requires no pacing decisions. The real complexity is commercial: working out which modules you actually need, since Empower, Cadence, omnichannel messaging, analytics, and CRM autofill are all separate licences.

Onboarding

TALK is available for web purchase self-serve. Business is self-serve with a three-user minimum. The Advanced tier, which carries local presence, voicemail drop, and call campaigns, requires a sales conversation, so a fully equipped outbound configuration is not purchasable online.

Migration notes

Number porting works across supported countries but timelines vary considerably by jurisdiction, and some countries require documentary proof of local presence before a number is issued. Contacts arrive through the CRM integration rather than import. Historical recordings from a previous vendor do not migrate, so export before cancelling. The twelve-month commitment means a migration decision is effectively a year-long one, so run the trial against your real territory rather than a domestic test.

Platforms

Web appWindows desktopmacOS desktopiOSAndroidChrome extension

API

REST API and webhooks plus more than 100 native integrations with CRM, helpdesk, and productivity tools, with automatic call logging and contact record population.

Compliance

GDPR-native as a French operatorCustomer responsibility for TCPA, Do Not Call registries, and national telemarketing rules, stated explicitly by the vendorConfigurable call recording for varying consent regimesEuropean telecom regulatory compliance for number provisioning

Data residency

European hosting as the default, consistent with a Paris-headquartered operator selling primarily into Europe.

SSO

Single sign-on is an Advanced-tier feature.

Security notes

Role-based access to recordings and configuration, with recording behaviour configurable per number so consent rules differing across the 65-plus countries served can be handled distinctly. Double listening for supervisors is scoped by permission rather than open to all users.

Channels

Email supportPhone supportLive chatAccount management on Advanced arrangements

Documentation

Knowledge base and API documentation covering telephony configuration, integrations, number provisioning, and the module catalogue.

Community

Substantial European customer base with a large vendor-run content operation; no significant independent user forum.

Founded

2018

Headquarters

Paris, France

Ownership

Venture-backed

Founders

Renaud Charvet, Jean-Samuel Najnudel

Employees

Roughly 200 to 400 (est. 2026, reported figures vary widely by source)

Funding

Roughly $33.4M raised from investors including Bpifrance, Expedition Growth Capital, and Orange Ventures, including a 20 million euro round to fund international expansion.

Ringover is the consolidation play in European business calling: real telecom infrastructure, numbers in more than 65 countries, an entry tier at $15 that includes recording, transcription, summaries, and an AI receptionist, and the option to add conversational AI and a multichannel prospecting sequencer from the same vendor on the same CRM connection. That last part is the genuine argument, because the alternative is two contracts and two data syncs. What you are not buying is a dialer. The power dialer is sequential with no parallel mode and no answering machine detection, and local presence, voicemail drop, and call campaigns are all stranded on a custom-quoted Advanced tier. Add twelve-month commitments on every plan, a three-user minimum on Business, and modules that push a fully equipped seat to roughly $145, and the picture is clear: buy Ringover as European phone infrastructure with prospecting attached, not as an outbound dialer. If dials per hour is the number your quarter depends on, CloudTalk costs less and does far more.

Written by the SaaSTracker editorial team. Awards, when shown, are judged against the published criteria in our methodology.