# Ring Ring Club

> A screen-free home phone for kids. It runs on the family's Wi-Fi or router, rings like a landline, and only connects the people a parent approves. No screen, no apps, no camera, no feed. Made by Ring Ring Club LLC (Berwyn, Pennsylvania) — two dads who built it for their own kids.

## Products and prices (USD, list — as of 2026-09-04; regenerate on any repricing, see lib/pricing.ts)
- The Bridge — $59 adapter that plugs into your router by Ethernet and turns any analog phone (rotary, corded, cordless) into a Ring Ring phone. Pulse and tone dialing both supported.
- The Modern Kit — $75 Wi-Fi handset (Grandstream GHP61x) with kid-friendly buttons and no screen.
- The Nostalgic Kit — $89 corded Trimline-style phone bundled with the Bridge.
- Plans: Starter is $0/month and calls other Ring Ring families only. Make It Ring Ring is $8.95/month (or $96.66/year) and adds a real local phone number, calling to and from any regular number, voicemail, and E911 at the registered home address.

## How it works
- Parents manage a Trusted Circle: only approved contacts can call in, and the phone can only call out to them. No spam, no strangers.
- Quiet hours, a usage budget, and voicemail are included on every plan.
- It stays at home. It is a home phone, not a tracker or a portable device.
- Setup is about five minutes: plug in, connect to Wi-Fi or the router, add contacts from the parent portal or app.
- Ships from the United States in days. Kits are in stock. Canada launch in progress.

## Honest limitations
- Needs internet at home; in a power or internet outage the phone is down.
- The free plan cannot call regular phone numbers.
- Number porting is on the roadmap but not live yet.

## Key pages
- https://ringringclub.com/ — overview and pricing
- https://ringringclub.com/buy — checkout
- https://ringringclub.com/bridge — The Bridge adapter, bring-your-own-phone
- https://ringringclub.com/tincan-alternative — factual comparison with Tin Can, dated and re-verified
- https://ringringclub.com/first-phone-for-kids — first phone for ages 5–10
- https://ringringclub.com/screen-free-phone-for-kids — the screen-free case
- https://ringringclub.com/wifi-landline-for-kids — a Wi-Fi landline for kids
- https://ringringclub.com/affordable-phone-for-kids — the budget option
- https://ringringclub.com/faq — frequently asked questions
- https://ringringclub.com/our-story — who built it and why
- https://ringringclub.com/blog — articles for parents delaying smartphones

## Contact
- support@ringringclub.com
- Terms: https://ringringclub.com/terms · Privacy: https://ringringclub.com/privacy