White Label Voice AI Platform — Your Brand, Your Pricing, Your Margin

A white label voice AI platform is a complete AI calling product that you rebrand and sell as your own. Your clients sign up on your domain, see your logo, pay your prices, and get support from you — while the underlying voice agent technology is licensed from a vendor. With Ringlyn you can go further than typical white labelling: the Agency Licence transfers the actual source code, so you own the product rather than renting a rebranded dashboard.

The Agency Licence ($15,000 one-time) is for people who want to build a business selling voice AI. It includes the full source code, the right to rebrand and resell it to unlimited clients, and complete freedom to modify the platform. The Self-Hosted Licence ($2,500 one-time, $500/year for updates and support) is for a business that wants to run Ringlyn for itself on its own infrastructure — full control of data and environment, but no source-code access or resale rights. If you plan to sell to clients, you want the Agency Licence.

No. The product runs on your custom domain with your branding across the application, transactional emails, and invoices. There is no 'powered by' badge and no Ringlyn touchpoint in the client experience. With the Agency Licence you hold the code, so there is nothing phoning home to us either.

Agencies typically price white label voice agents between $300 and $1,500 per month per client, depending on call volume, the number of agents, and how much configuration and account management is bundled in. Higher-touch verticals — medical practices, law firms, dealerships, and multi-location franchises — support the upper end, especially when the agent is booking appointments and directly generating revenue. You set the price list; we never see it and never take a cut.

It helps, but it is not required. Our team can handle deployment for you as part of the engagement and hand over the running environment with documentation. If you do have developers, the Agency Licence gives them everything they need to customise the platform, add features, and run their own release cycle.

Most deployments go live within days of the agreement being signed — typically 1–2 business days for a standard self-hosted deployment, and a little longer for an agency rollout where you want branding, pricing, and billing configured before your first client sees it. The long pole is usually your own branding decisions and telephony account setup, not the platform.

The strongest fits are marketing and lead-gen agencies that already sell into a specific vertical, MSPs and IT providers with an existing SMB client base, telecom and VoIP resellers who already own the phone relationship, CRM and software consultancies looking to add a recurring product, and BPOs or answering services that want to automate the low-value share of their call volume. In each case the reseller already has distribution — the licence just gives them the product.

Yes, and this is where self-hosting matters. Deploying the platform inside your own infrastructure — or the client's — keeps call recordings, transcripts, and customer data in an environment you control, which makes HIPAA, GDPR, and internal security reviews far easier to clear than routing sensitive calls through a third-party SaaS. Consent capture, recording controls, and retention rules are configurable per tenant.