Give your Grok Bot a Canadian phone number.

Ringabot is an MCP connector that lets your bot make the calls you dread, from a local number, using your own xAI key and Voip.ms line. Self-host it free, or let us host it for $3 CAD a month. We're building it now. Join the waitlist.

How it works

1. Connect. Add the Ringabot MCP connector to your Grok Bot.
2. Choose a number. Use a local Canadian number from your own Voip.ms account. Pick your area code.
3. Link your voice agent. Plug in your xAI key and tell your bot who to call: "Call the restaurant and book a table for 4 at 7." It calls, says it's an AI calling for you, and reports back.

Plans

• Self-host (free): Open source. Run it on your own server. You pay xAI and Voip.ms directly. No account with us needed.
• Hosted ($3 CAD/month or $24 CAD/year): Same thing, we keep it running. Your usage still bills to your own xAI and Voip.ms accounts, so there's no markup on minutes.

FAQ

Is this live? Not yet. We're building it and opening the waitlist to see who wants it. We'll email you when it's ready.

Why not just use Bland? Bland is good and easy. Its plan includes a US number. Ringabot is for people who want a Canadian number, their own keys, and the option to run it themselves.

Will people know it's a bot? Yes. Ringabot is built to say it's an AI calling on your behalf. That's the honest way, and the law in Canada and the US expects it.

Can I use it for sales calls or cold outreach? No. It's for your own errands and calls people expect. Telemarketing and robocalls are against our terms and Voip.ms's.

Can it call 911? No. Ringabot isn't a phone service for emergencies. Use your regular phone.

Do you need my xAI key? Only on the hosted plan, to run calls for you. Self-host and it never leaves your server.

US numbers? Voip.ms sells US numbers too, so likely yes, but we're starting with Canada.

Who's behind it? Michael Wood in Delta, BC. Same person who builds Fitnito.