RingCentral AIR pricing: standalone or RingEX add-on

01 / Provider pricing review

Read the published offer in its own billing unit

The official FAQ lists standalone AIR from $49 monthly and the RingEX add-on from $39, each with 100 minutes. Additional usage is $0.50 per minute, with calls rounded upward in 30-second increments. Extra minute bundles are offered. The add-on headline does not include a separately required RingEX subscription.

02 / Provider pricing review

Match the service to your office decision

An HVAC company replacing its office phone system faces a different purchase from an existing RingEX customer adding overflow answering. List the phone seats and numbers you need first. Then verify which calendar and routing rules the AI must use. A feature labeled scheduling should be tested against your actual service duration and available slots.

03 / Provider pricing review

Work through a home-service example

Illustrative standalone usage of 180 billed minutes gives $89 before taxes, alternative bundles or other applicable charges: $49 plus 80 × $0.50. Use billed minutes after rounding, not simply the unrounded total in your phone log. Compare the written bundle quote if seasonal usage is consistently above 100 minutes.

04 / Provider pricing review

Resolve these points before choosing

Use the same requested tasks in every proposal. A rate card describes an offer; a representative call test shows whether the configured flow does the work your office needs.

05 / Provider pricing review

Compare with Revo using the same workload

Review Revo’s current plans and included minutes through the Pricing link. Compare the required answering, booking and team-handoff workflow with that exact plan, rather than assuming every feature is included in its entry tier. Record calls, handled minutes and required tasks together before comparing differently metered services.

For a practical shortlist, test a new inquiry, an appointment change and a request that needs a person. Check the final calendar or message, the handoff result and the usage charged. These are suggested evaluation steps, not customer results or a claim that either provider will complete every request.