For farms + ranches
Calving season at 2am, planting + harvest bursts, USDA/FSA paperwork calls, equipment auctions, livestock buyer bids — handled while you're on the tractor or under the cattle chute.
What your callers hear
“Bjornson Farms — what's the trouble? If this is FSA, an equipment bid, or a buyer for livestock, just say so and I'll get you on the books.”
The county FSA office calls about a CRP renewal or a crop-insurance form. RingDispatch picks up, captures the case number + deadline + what they need, and emails you a summary by sundown so you can call back from the field truck.
A buyer wants to bid on the John Deere 7610 or your weaned heifers. The AI captures their phone, what they're bidding on, and asks for a callback window — no voicemail tag, no lost bid.
Neighbor calls about hiring you for 200 acres of corn or 50 acres of swathing. The AI captures acreage + crop + dates + access notes, books a follow-up call to lock in pricing.
Calls TO your farm number generally route through major carriers, but if you're on a small co-op (BEK, CHR, FTC, Consolidated), email us BEFORE signup with your carrier name and we'll confirm completion testing before you commit. We've tested our telephony partner against the FCC's rural call-completion framework.
If you'd rather read the day's calls in your email at 7am than log in to a dashboard, that's the default — daily summary email with every call's purpose + caller + callback number + your next-step suggestion. The dashboard is there if you want it; the email is enough to run on.
Planting + harvest are 4-week sprints with 5× call volume. The AI scales without you flipping anything; we recommend Professional for spring/fall and Starter the rest of the year if cost is tight (downgrade/upgrade anytime, no contract).
Calls from Cargill, ADM, your local elevator, your ag lender, your seed/chem supplier, your machinery dealer — capture the rep's name, account number, and what they're calling about so you can call back ready.
“You're booked, Maria — Carlos will be there tomorrow at 9 with parts for a copper pinhole leak.”
$129/mo if you go month-to-month. Three plans (Starter / Professional / Enterprise), voice cloning included with any active plan, BYO phone number. Most farms + ranches start on Professional for multi-staff routing.
See pricing →Probably — our telephony partner participates in the FCC's rural call-completion framework, so most rural co-ops are reachable. But we will not promise blind. Email hello@ringdispatch.com with your carrier name BEFORE you sign up; we'll do a test-call confirmation so you know it works to your line before you pay. If it doesn't work, we'll tell you and refund your first month.
Honest answer: that's about $3.50/call. If those calls are USDA paperwork, equipment bids, or buyer inquiries (high value per call), the math works. If they're mostly low-value (neighbor borrowing the auger), keep voicemail. There's no sub-$50 tier yet; we're considering one for low-volume rural operations — email us if you'd buy at $49/mo for ~25 calls.
Yes. The daily 7am summary email covers every call from the day before — caller, callback number, purpose, urgency, any flags (USDA deadline, equipment bid, livestock inquiry). Most farmers run on the email alone and never log in.
List your livestock + crops in the knowledge form. The AI quotes accurately to buyers asking about bred heifers, open cows, weight, breed, etc. For anything outside the list (someone asking about a horse when you run cattle), the AI says so honestly and takes a message.
Pick your farming services, hours, and voice. Your AI is answering test calls inside 10 minutes.
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