What is Ring-a-Ding for OpenClaw?

Ring-a-Ding is a commercial OpenClaw skill that enables AI agents to make outbound phone calls for tasks like requesting quotes, booking appointments, and checking availability. It costs $19/mo with a bring-your-own-key model.

How much does Ring-a-Ding cost?

Ring-a-Ding costs $19 per month under a bring-your-own-key model where users provide their own OpenAI API key for voice AI while Ring-a-Ding handles the telephony infrastructure.

Can OpenClaw make phone calls?

Yes, with the Ring-a-Ding skill installed, OpenClaw agents can make outbound phone calls with real-time voice bridging, call transcripts, and summaries. The skill manages phone numbers and SIP connectivity.

Does Ring-a-Ding work with other AI agents besides OpenClaw?

Yes, Ring-a-Ding is also designed to work as an MCP server for use with other compatible AI agents beyond OpenClaw.

What features does Ring-a-Ding include?

Each subscription includes outbound AI phone calls, a managed US phone number pool, real-time voice bridging, transcripts, summaries, and OpenClaw CLI integration. SMS and inbound call handling are on the roadmap.

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Ring-a-Ding Launches Commercial OpenClaw Phone Calling Skill at $19/mo for AI Agent Telephony

Ring-a-Ding ships OpenClaw skill for AI agent telephony enabling outbound phone calls for quotes, appointments, and availability checks. $19/mo bring-your-own-key model with managed US phone number pool, real-time voice bridging, call transcripts, summaries, and CLI integration. Also works as MCP server. SMS and inbound calls on roadmap.

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