Ring Mobile — cloud PBX provider in Pretoria
Ring Mobile (Pty) Ltd runs a multi-line cloud phone system from Pretoria North, reachable through a mobile app, a desk phone or a computer, and built on 3CX technology. The pricing model is the unusual part: the company states there is no monthly subscription and that you pay only for the calls you make. Its Google profile carries 4.9 from forty-six reviewers, one of the higher scores in this directory.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Pretoria cloud telephony provider selling a multi-line cloud phone system to businesses, billed on usage rather than a monthly seat fee |
| Voice services | Multi-line cloud phone system accessible via the Ring Mobile app, a desk phone or a computer, supported by 3CX technology per the company’s supplier list |
| Also offers | No separate non-voice service line is published. Ring Mobile presents as a telephony specialist |
| Head office | 525 General de Wet Street, Pretoria North. The site also lists 905 Braam Pretorius Street, Montana Park, Pretoria, 0186, and the Google profile uses the Braam Pretorius address |
| Coverage | Not published. As a cloud service the practical question is the internet quality at each of your sites |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. For a 3CX-based provider the ECS licence normally sits with the SIP trunk supplier |
| Pricing | No figures are published, but the model is stated: no monthly subscription, with payment only for calls made. Ask for the per-minute rates, since with no seat fee the call rates are the entire cost |
| Office hours | Published as Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00. Confirm what happens to support outside those hours if your business trades in the evening or at weekends |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
No monthly fee makes the call rates everything
Almost every provider in this directory charges a monthly figure per extension and a rate per minute. Ring Mobile says it charges no subscription at all and you pay only for calls, which changes what you need to ask. With no seat fee to compare, the per-minute rates are the entire cost, so get them in writing for landline, mobile and any international destinations before assuming this is cheaper. For a business with several extensions that rarely ring, it very likely is cheaper; for a busy sales floor it may not be. The 3CX foundation is worth confirming too, since a 3CX licence held in your own name is portable, and it is not obvious from the packaging whether that applies here. A 4.9 across forty-six reviews is a strong signal. Compare alternatives in the cloud PBX directory.
Who Ring Mobile is a fit for
- Businesses with several extensions that make relatively few calls
- Companies that want to avoid a fixed monthly telephony commitment
- Teams working from an app and laptop rather than desk phones
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
Is there really no monthly subscription?
The company states no monthly subscription, with payment only for calls made. Because there is no seat fee, the per-minute rates are the entire cost, so get them in writing for landline, mobile and international before comparing against a subscription provider.
Which platform does Ring Mobile use?
The company’s supplier list names 3CX. A 3CX licence held in your own company name is generally portable to another partner, so ask whether that applies here or whether the service is packaged as the provider’s own.
Where is Ring Mobile based?
The site lists 525 General de Wet Street, Pretoria North, and also 905 Braam Pretorius Street, Montana Park, Pretoria. The Google profile uses the Braam Pretorius address. Ask which handles your account.
Can I use it without a desk phone?
Yes. The system is accessible through the Ring Mobile app, a desk phone or a computer, so a distributed team can work from mobiles and laptops without handsets on desks.
What are the support hours?
Published as Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00. Confirm the arrangement for evenings and weekends if your business trades outside those hours.
How long has Ring Mobile been trading?
No founding year is published, so WhichVoIP does not state one. The registered entity is Ring Mobile (Pty) Ltd.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 28 July 2026.