Choose the RingQ edition that fits
One company on its own server, many companies on one server with every feature, or many companies with the essential phone system. Compare what each edition includes today.
Enterprise
Single-Tenant
One company on a server of its own, with every RingQ feature.
- One company per server
- Licensed by concurrent calls
- Every RingQ feature
- Call queues, wallboard and contact center
- Chat, SMS, eFax, WhatsApp and Telegram
- Smart Intelligence (AI) and RingQ Meet
- CRM integrations
- Your own server, ISO or cloud
Multi-tenant
Enterprise Multi-tenant
Many companies on one server, each with every RingQ feature.
- Many tenants on one server
- Licensed by users
- Every RingQ feature for each tenant
- Main tenant console to add tenants
- Share extensions between tenants
- White-label email and SMTP
- Smart Intelligence (AI) and RingQ Meet
- Your own server, ISO or cloud
Multi-tenant
RingQ Core
Many companies on one server with the essential phone system.
- Many tenants on one server
- Licensed by Core extensions
- Extensions, voicemail and group directory
- SIP trunks, DIDs, IVR and ring groups
- Outbound and emergency rules
- Office hours, languages and music on hold
- Reports and security rules
- iPhone, Android and desktop apps
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Start free trialWhich edition is right for you?
Start with how many companies will share the server, then how much of the contact center you need.
Choose Single-Tenant
You are one business and want the whole platform to yourself.
- Your own server, not shared with anyone
- You pay for the calls you make at the same time, not per user
- Contact center, AI, chat and meetings are all included
Choose Enterprise Multi-tenant
You serve many businesses and they need the full contact center.
- Add tenants and share extensions from the main tenant console
- Each tenant gets queues, wallboard, AI, digital channels and RingQ Meet
- You pay for the users you create
Choose RingQ Core
You serve many businesses that need a reliable office phone system.
- Same multi-tenant console as Enterprise
- Extensions, IVR, ring groups, trunks and DIDs for every tenant
- No queues, AI, digital channels or web meetings, so it costs less
Need help choosing? Read the RingQ guides or talk to us.
Compare editions
Every feature listed here is in RingQ today.
“Main tenant” means the setting is managed once for the whole server by the main tenant (administrator), not by each tenant.
How licensing works
- How is Single-Tenant licensed?
- By concurrent calls: the number of calls that can be in progress at the same time. Users, extensions and phone numbers are not limited.
- How is Enterprise Multi-tenant licensed?
- By users. You buy a number of users and share them between your tenants from the main tenant console. There is no cap on calls.
- How is RingQ Core licensed?
- By Core extensions, each with a renewal date. You share them between tenants the same way as on Enterprise Multi-tenant.
- What is the main tenant?
- On a multi-tenant server, the main tenant is the administrator's console. It adds tenants, shares extensions and manages server-wide settings such as updates, SSL and backups. It does not make calls itself.