Ringy review

Dialer and texting in a $119 CRM. No insurance system named.

Verdict

Ringy is a sales CRM with the phone built in, and it markets an insurance version. At $119 a month it includes local caller ID, call recording, SMS and email drips and lead distribution, with 1,000 minutes and 1,000 texts included and a power dialer for $70 more. For a telesales life or final expense agent that is the whole stack. It ranks ninth on this page's question because it names no agency management system, carrier or quoting engine anywhere we read; its integrations page points to an API. Its pricing page also still carries an offer that ends on 1 March.

What customers praise

The usage pricing is printed down to the cent, and unused minutes and texts roll over. Inbound SMS and calls are free.

What customers criticise

No AMS, carrier or quoting integration named. The '$20 off until March 1st' offer on the pricing page is stale. The comparison table of what Ringy replaces carries figures with no source.

Best for

A final expense, life or health agent who sells by outbound phone and wants a dialer, local caller ID, SMS and drip campaigns in the CRM, with no servicing or AMS needs.

At a glance

• Integrations: API, Local caller ID, Usage billed calling and SMS
• Regions served: US

Red flags

Public risk signals as of October 2026: low. Live vendor. Price and add ons read on 31 October 2026; the pricing page still shows an offer ending 1 March. No adverse public signals checked beyond the vendor pages. See the full red-flag report.

Alternatives

See alternatives to Ringy, or compare against the next-ranked entry: Ringy vs Zoho CRM.

Source: Top 11 InsuredMine vs AgencyZoom vs NowCerts: 11 Best CRM for Insurance Agents (2026), verified October 31, 2026 — no paid placement.