How Ring for Me makes AI phone calls for you
Ring for Me calls supported New Zealand numbers on your behalf. Use it to check availability, ask questions, compare businesses or make reservations that need no payment. Every call follows a plan and spending cap you approve.
- Describe the call. In the browser: a phone number and what you need, in your own words. In ChatGPT or Claude: just ask your agent.
- Confirm the plan. You see who we will call, what we will ask, what we may agree to, what we may share about you and the maximum charge. Change anything with a sentence.
- We make the call. The assistant introduces itself as an AI calling on your behalf, keeps notes, checks offers against your limits and reads back what it agreed.
- Get the result. Outcome, confirmed details, open points, next step, cost and transcript.
What the assistant will and will not do
- It asks questions, checks availability and makes reservations that need no payment.
- It never pays, leaves deposits or reads out card details; never presses keypad menus; never gives or asks for one-time codes or passwords.
- It calls supported New Zealand numbers, up to three calls at once per account and up to 15 minutes each. Ask your agent to call several businesses and compare the answers.
- It does not redial by itself. A new attempt needs a new plan.
Under the hood
Speech runs through OpenAI's live voice model with a separate reasoning model that knows your plan. Deterministic checks reject dates, prices, personal details or fees outside the plan, whatever the person on the phone says.
Create an account or read what a call costs.