AI that never makes up a price
Every dollar amount Ringi says on a call is verified against your price list first. If it can't be verified, it doesn't get said. Customers always get real numbers.
How it works
Ringi uses price grounding — a verification layer that checks every dollar amount the AI is about to say against your approved price list. If the number matches or falls within your configured range, it goes through. If it doesn't, the AI strips it and says something like "I'd need to check on the exact price for that — can I have someone follow up with you?"
Why this matters
AI hallucination is the biggest risk with AI phone tools. A regular AI might confidently quote $150 for a job that actually costs $500 — and you're stuck honoring it or looking bad. Ringi's price grounding makes this impossible. If the number isn't in your list, it doesn't leave the AI's mouth.
What gets verified
- Service prices from your price list
- Extras and surcharges (after-hours, additional fixtures, rush jobs)
- Price ranges (minimum to maximum)
- Package prices and bundles
AI-drafted, owner-confirmed
When you first set up, Ringi reads your website and drafts a price list. But nothing goes live until you review every number and hit confirm. The AI never uses a price you haven't approved. Update prices anytime — the next call uses the new numbers.
No competitor does this
Most AI phone tools let the AI say whatever it calculates. If the model hallucinates a number, it gets said. Ringi is the only AI phone service that verifies every price against a source of truth before it reaches the customer. That's the difference between "AI that helps" and "AI you can trust."
Try it yourself
14-day free trial. Set up in about 2 minutes. $99/month for everything.