Ringover is a cloud-based communication software company headquartered in Paris, France. The company provides voice over IP (VoIP), contact center as a service (CCaaS), and artificial intelligence-powered tools for customer engagement and sales teams. Ringover operates offices in Paris, Atlanta, Barcelona, and London.
History Ringover was originally founded in 2005 by Jean-Samuel Najnudel and Renaud Charvet. The company’s early developments included services like Monfax and Simplicitel. In 2018, Ringover relaunched with a focus on CCaaS, using WebRTC technology to deliver integrated business telephony solutions.
Funding In 2021, Ringover raised $12 million in a Series A funding round led by Expedition Growth Capital. A supplementary €5 million was secured later that year with support from Bpifrance.
In 2023, the company closed a Series B funding round of €20 million, led by Bpifrance, Orange Ventures, and Expedition Growth Capital.
Products and services Ringover offers cloud-based solutions designed for customer service and sales operations:
CCaaS Launched in 2018, Ringover’s Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) platform allows companies to manage voice, video, SMS, and messaging communications from a single interface.
Cadence Cadence is a sales automation tool by Ringover that helps teams create multi-channel outreach sequences via phone, email, SMS, and LinkedIn.
Empower Empower uses artificial intelligence to monitor and analyze sales conversations, applying sentiment analysis to identify interaction quality and performance indicators.
Simless In 2025, Ringover launched Simless, a mobile communication solution that integrates Ringover's features into SIM and eSIM technology.
Acquisition of Target First In April 2025, Ringover acquired French chatbot company Target First, expanding its product suite to include automated customer service solutions.
Recognition Ringover has received multiple High Performer awards from the G2 platform in categories including VoIP, support for small businesses, and European telephony solutions.
See also VoIP Sentiment analysis
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