Looking for aTin Can alternative?
Ring Ring Club is the screen-free home phone for kids: same simple promise, lower price, and you can bring your own phone.
Starting at
$59
Bridge adapter, BYO phone
Monthly
$8.95
Calls to any US number
Free tier
$0/mo
Connected Ring Ring calls
Shipping
In stock
Ships in days
Ring Ring Club vs Tin Can
Both are screen-free, no-internet phones for kids. Here’s where they actually differ:
| Feature | Ring Ring Club | Tin Can |
|---|---|---|
| Starting device price | $59 (Bridge) to $75 (Modern Kit) | $100 |
| Monthly plan | $8.95/mo, or $8.06/mo billed annually | $9.99/mo |
| Free tier | Yes. Starter Plan ($0/mo): free calls between connected Ring Ring members, on hardware from $59 | Yes. Can 2 Can plan: free Tin Can to Tin Can calling, on the $100 device |
| Bring your own phone | Yes. The $59 Bridge adapter connects to your router and pairs with any analog phone (RJ11) | No. Proprietary device only |
| Ships when ordered | In stock, ships in days | Sold in pre-order batches; new orders quoted about 2 weeks (August 2026) |
| Real E911 | Yes (verified address required on paid plans) | Yes |
| No internet on the phone | Yes. Voice calls only, no apps, no browser | Yes |
Tin Can prices, plans, and shipping status from tincan.kids, retrieved August 31, 2026; details may have changed since. Ring Ring Club prices include the $0/mo Starter tier (Ring Ring members only) and the $8.95/mo Make-It-Ring-Ring plan. Tin Can is a trademark of its owner; Ring Ring Club is an independent company, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Tin Can.
Four reasons families pick Ring Ring Club
A lower cost of entry
Our Bridge adapter is $59 and pairs with any analog phone you already own. The Modern Kit, a complete Wi-Fi handset ready out of the box, is $75.
Start free, upgrade when ready
The $0/mo Starter Plan covers free calling between connected Ring Ring members from day one. Add the $8.95/mo plan whenever you want calls to any US number.
Bring your own phone
The Bridge adapter connects to your router and turns any analog phone, a thrift-store rotary, a 1990s cordless, or an heirloom from grandma’s kitchen, into a working phone for your kid.
In stock, ships fast
Every kit is in stock. Order today, plug it in this week, and the whole setup takes about ten minutes from box to first ring.
We’re not going to pretend Tin Can is bad
Tin Can has done excellent work bringing the screen-free home-phone idea to a national audience. Their device is well designed, the brand is sharp, and the press coverage they’ve earned has helped legitimize the whole category, including, frankly, us.
If you want a single sleek device with no decisions to make, and price isn’t a deciding factor, Tin Can is a great pick. We’re aimed at the family who wants to spend a little less, start on a free tier, or pair an existing phone they already love.
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 home phone at all? Read screen-free phone for kids. Prefer to use a phone you already own? The Bridge adapter is what makes that possible. And if this is your kid’s first phone, we wrote a guide for that decision too. Comparing against a bigger incumbent instead? See our Ooma MyPhone alternative page.
Pick a kit, skip the wait.
Every kit gets a real phone number, Trusted Circle parent controls, and the free Starter Plan. All in stock.
The Modern Kit
$75
Wi-Fi handset, ready out of the box. Black or white.
Pick the Modern Kit →
The Nostalgic Kit
$89
A real corded classic, pre-wired with our Bridge. Black, white, or pink.
Pick the Nostalgic Kit →
Bridge Only
$59
Plugs into your router and pairs with any analog phone you already love.
Pick the Bridge →
Ready to skip the wait?
Pick a kit, pick a plan, plug it in. The whole thing takes about ten minutes from order to first ring.