RingFoods

RingFoods is an AI voice agent for restaurants from Ring AI Inc. of British Columbia, Canada, which also sells a general-business sibling, RingOperator. It answers the restaurant phone around the clock, books reservations against live Google Calendar availability, answers menu and hours questions, and on higher plans takes takeout and delivery orders. The agent auto-detects the caller's language and replies in it, handles complaints and records the details for management, and transfers to a human on rules the restaurant sets. Callers keep the existing number, which forwards to RingFoods on no-answer, after hours or around the clock. Every plan includes 10 AI voices, custom prompts, table and capacity management, a waitlist that texts guests when a table opens, spam call blocking, mid-call SMS links, call recordings and transcripts, and a free public webpage with online reservations, a waitlist, feedback and a printable QR poster.

The vendor names Google Calendar for availability and booking, Twilio for telephony, Gmail, SMS, OpenTable, and four point-of-sale systems: Square, Clover, Toast and Lightspeed. Menus are read from a PDF or photo, with menu extraction in more than nine languages. There is no public API, no Zapier or Make.com connector and no MCP server, and RingFoods takes integration and feature requests, which it builds on a best-effort basis.

Pricing is published in full and is self-serve at every tier, in US dollars. Basic is $100 per month with 200 included minutes and $0.35 per additional minute. Professional is $200 per month with 500 minutes and $0.30 per additional minute. Enterprise is $300 per month with 1,000 minutes and $0.25 per additional minute. SMS messages cost $0.15, $0.13 and $0.10 each by plan. There is no annual rate, no setup fee and no long-term contract, and the terms state that subscriptions are billed monthly. A 30-day free trial is offered, and the customer is not charged until it ends.

Basic covers the phone agent, reservations, caller questions and the webpage. Order taking, point-of-sale integration, online ordering from the webpage and every outbound calling feature, including automated cancellation calls, AI waitlist offer calls and follow-up campaigns, sit on Professional and Enterprise. Each plan includes one phone number.

RingFoods suits independent and small-group restaurants that miss calls during service or after hours and want reservations, questions and orders handled without adding front-of-house staff. Businesses outside food service can look at the sibling RingOperator. Businesses that need webhooks or booking into Outlook, Calendly or Cal.com can look at VoiceFleet. Service is available in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.

Current state Q4 2026: the product is generally available, with a live dashboard offering US East, US West and Canada West regions, and every call includes the AI disclosure required by the FCC, CRTC, ICO and ACMA. Prices are in US dollars per the vendor's structured data, although the company is incorporated in British Columbia. The vendor publishes no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestation and operates no trust portal, and its privacy policy (updated June 4, 2026) does not say whether call data is used to train models. RingFoods has G2 and Capterra profiles with no reviews as of November 2026.