Every missed call, found and priced.

ringring.run is a consigliere for small local businesses such as HVAC companies, plumbers, cafes, salons, dentists and music shops. The scanner reads what the public already says about a business on its Google Maps listing, in its reviews and on its website, then shows the owner where customers are being lost, with real review quotes as proof.

Every finding in a ringring.run diagnosis cites its source: a review, a listing field or a line from the business website. A code check compares each quote with the scraped text and drops any quote that does not appear word for word, so an owner never sees a problem the evidence does not support.

The ringring.run game plan ranks fixes and labels who does each step: Ringy does this, Ringy does this after your OK, or you do this. Dollar estimates come from an editable ROI calculator, and each input shows where it came from, whether a listing fact, a vendor pricing page or a labeled assumption.

Peer ranking compares a business with anonymized local peers. The current Austin benchmark covers 111 businesses in 6 industries, scanned on October 26, 2026, and the tier formula is shown next to the result. Peer names stay hidden, and reviews that contain allegations are never quoted.

Owners can talk to Ringy, the ringring.run assistant, through a short interview in the browser, by voice or by typing. Answers are saved to the business profile only after the owner reviews them. Phone calls, SMS and outreach are not live: ringring.run never contacts a business, and the owner starts every conversation.

Questions about ringring.run go to Adam Pang, who builds and runs it in Austin, Texas. Read the about page, or contact Adam by email or by booking a short call.