Ooma MyPhone alternative

Looking for anOoma MyPhone alternative?

Ring Ring Club started free. Every MyPhone line is $7.99/mo from day one, on hardware built for an adult’s living room, not a kid’s room.

The Modern Kit: a Wi-Fi handset built for kids

Starting at

$59

Bridge adapter, BYO phone

Monthly

$8.95

Calls to any US number

Free tier

$0/mo

Ooma has none

Shipping

In stock

Ships in days

Side by side

Ring Ring Club vs Ooma MyPhone

Both aim at the same screen-free promise. Here’s where they actually differ:

FeatureRing Ring ClubOoma MyPhone
Starting device price$59 (Bridge) to $89 (Nostalgic Kit)$79.99 at Walmart, $99.99 bundle on ooma.com
Monthly plan$8.95/mo, or $8.06/mo billed annually$7.99/mo + taxes and regulatory fees, on every line from day one
Free tierYes. Starter Plan ($0/mo): free calls between connected Ring Ring membersNo. Every MyPhone line is billed from the start
Designed forA phone built to be a kid’s own, with an allowlist (Trusted Circle) closed by defaultA corded handset and base station built on Ooma’s adult home-phone platform
Bring your own phoneYes. The $59 Bridge adapter pairs with any analog phone you already ownNo. Proprietary handset and base station only
911 callingYes, on the paid plan: address-verified E911, email and app alerts to parents, and our team checks the routing of every real 911 callYes, address-based 911, with text and email alerts to parents
Where to buyShips in days, ringringclub.comooma.com now; Walmart shelves nationwide planned for fall 2026

Ooma MyPhone prices, plans, and rollout details from ooma.com, retrieved August 31, 2026; details may have changed since. The $7.99/mo price excludes taxes and regulatory fees, which several reviewers report add roughly $5–$7/month. Ring Ring Club prices include the $0/mo Starter tier (Ring Ring members only) and the $8.95/mo plan; E911 requires a verified address on the paid plan. Ooma is a trademark of Ooma, Inc.; Ring Ring Club is an independent company, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Ooma.

Why families pick us

Four reasons families pick Ring Ring Club

Start free, no line fee waiting on you

The $0/mo Starter Plan covers free calling between connected Ring Ring members from day one. MyPhone bills $7.99/mo on every line before your kid dials a single call.

Built for a kid, not adapted from a landline

Ring Ring Club is designed from the ground up as a kid’s first phone: an allowlist that starts closed, kid-sized hardware, and parent controls that assume a child is using it. MyPhone is Ooma’s home-phone platform in a kid-friendly shell.

Bring your own phone

The $59 Bridge adapter connects to your router and turns any analog phone you already own into a working kid phone. MyPhone is a proprietary handset and base station only.

A lower cost of entry

Our Bridge adapter is $59, well under MyPhone’s $79.99 Walmart price, and the Nostalgic Kit tops out at $89 with a complete corded handset in the box.

Where Ooma is great

We’re not going to pretend Ooma is bad

Ooma is a public, established telecom company, and MyPhone brings real distribution to the screen-free category: a nationwide Walmart retail push, a Consumer Reports halo, and 911 text and email alerts to parents standard on every line. If your family wants a device on a store shelf, backed by a large company, MyPhone is a reasonable pick, and at $7.99/mo it is cheaper on a per-month basis than our paid plan.

We’re aimed at the family who wants to start free, spend less up front, or hand their kid a phone built specifically for a kid, not a shrunken version of a home landline.

Want to see how Ring Ring stacks up on price across all kids phones? See the affordable phone for kids comparison. Curious why we built a screen-free phone at all? Read screen-free phone for kids. Already have a phone you love? The Bridge adapter can make it ring. And if this is your kid’s first phone, we wrote a guide for that decision too.

Ready to start free?

Pick a kit, keep the Starter Plan or add calling when you’re ready. No line fee starts until you say so.