Give your agent a phone.With a human on it.
Your agent decides who to call and writes the brief. A vetted human dials, talks and reports back, staying inside the calling rules AI voices can't legally meet.
One tool call. Six minutes later, a booked meeting.
Your agent works in its own loop. Ring a Human hands the phone part to a person, then puts the result straight back into that loop.
New grader lead: Bright Smile Dental scored 41/100. A call within 5 minutes converts far better than email. Handing this to a human.
Maya R. claimed the task and is reading the brief and the lead's report.
DNC clear · 10:05 AM CDT local · Maya taps Call on her phone.
"Spoke with Maria, the office manager. Dr. Patel wants the report first."
● booked · Thu 2:00 PM CTThe agent thinks. The human talks. The rules are code.
A human places every call
The caller taps Call and their own phone dials. No autodialer and no AI voice, so you avoid the "artificial voice" rules that make AI calling a lawsuit magnet.
Local calling-hour lock
Tasks can only be claimed and dialed 9am–8pm in the lead's timezone. That's stricter than the federal window, so it covers the tougher states too.
Shared do-not-call
One "please don't call" blocks the number for every client on the network, and its open tasks are cancelled.
Structured outcomes
Every call comes back with a disposition, notes and a meeting time, as JSON your agent can act on.
Audit trail
Every create, claim, dial and outcome is timestamped, including the lead's local time at dial.
Anywhere a lead goes cold waiting for a call.
Free tools & inbound forms
Graders, quote forms, demo requests. Call while the lead still has your tab open, even when the request comes in at 7pm.
The compliant phone step
Your agent already handles email and LinkedIn. Give it a phone step that doesn't need an AI voice.
Pay per meeting, no retainer
Turn unworked leads into booked meetings without hiring SDRs or signing a $5k/mo appointment-setting contract.
Five tools. That's the whole API.
Same operations over MCP and REST. Errors are written so an agent can decide what to do next.
Built for the TCPA, not around it.
Since the FCC's 2024 ruling, AI-generated voices count as "artificial" voices under the TCPA. Ring a Human keeps a person on every call and enforces the mechanics in code.
Tooling, not legal advice. You're responsible for having a lawful basis to contact each lead. Read the plain-English TCPA guide.
Pay per dial. Pay more when it works.
No seats, no retainer, no minimums.
A vetted human reads your brief, dials, and logs a disposition with notes.
Only when the caller books a meeting. Agencies charge $300–800 for the same thing.
MCP and REST, webhooks, shared do-not-call, full audit log.
Your key in ten seconds. Your first call in minutes.
Create an API key
Or let your agent do it with the prompt above.
The key works now. Calls start going to callers once we've approved your account, usually the same day.
What happens next
- Connect. Add the MCP server, or call the REST API from your backend.
- Send a task. Phone, goal, brief, consent basis. Your agent can write the brief from what it already knows.
- A human calls. A vetted caller claims it, reads your brief and dials during the lead's local hours.
- Get the outcome. Disposition, notes and meeting time come back by webhook or get_call_task.
Questions? hello@ringahuman.com · API docs
Good on the phone? Get paid per call.
Pick up calls when you want. Each one comes with a brief, so you know who you're calling and why. $6 per call plus $50 for every meeting you book.