Ringover Cadence Pricing - $47.20 per user per month

Ringover Cadence Pricing excludes the phone system it runs on. Cadence is an add-on, listed by Ringover at $59.00 per user per month on top of a base plan, and through Stackingo, an authorised Ringover reseller, the same sales engagement module is $47.20 per user per month, up to 20% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, on genuine Ringover licensing across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.

What does Ringover Cadence Pricing look like at a glance?

One rate, no ladder, no free edition. Cadence is the dearest module in the Ringover catalogue and it carries a single published figure on the Ringover pricing page: $59.00 per user per month, excluding tax. Stackingo puts the same seat at $47.20 per user per month, which releases $11.80 for every person you licence. Nothing cheaper sits beneath it and no volume ladder is published, so Ringover Cadence Pricing collapses into one rate multiplied by the number of people genuinely running prospecting sequences. Getting that count right is most of the work.

A high unit price rewards doing the arithmetic before the meeting rather than after it. Five people running outbound keep $59.00 a month against list. A twenty-five-seat sales floor keeps $295.00 a month, which is roughly five Cadence seats handed back free every month. Then remember the shape of the thing: Cadence rides on a base plan rather than replacing it, so any honest comparison with a standalone sales engagement tool has to add the base plan back into the total.

Ringover Cadence subscription: what you are actually paying for

Set Cadence beside the rest of the sales engagement market and the billing model stands out. Rivals meter the work: prospects loaded, emails sent, sequences live, sometimes all three at once. Ringover counts people instead. A Ringover Cadence subscription is billed per user per month, and the only figure reaching the invoice is how many staff build and run sequences; the traffic through those sequences never enters it. Each licensed person gets the engagement layer over Ringover's telephony, multichannel prospecting that mixes calls, emails and other touchpoints, with follow-up scheduled rather than remembered. Finance teams like it because the line does not move.

There is a genuine catch, and it is structural rather than commercial. Cadence is an add-on, not a plan. It switches on above an existing Ringover base plan, whether Talk, Business or Advanced, and that base subscription keeps arriving on its own per-user basis. A second wrinkle trips people up during research: Cadence is missing from Ringover's separate add-ons price page, which lists telephony extras only. The main Ringover pricing page carries the $59.00 rate and is the authoritative source, so it is worth asking which page a quote was built from before anything gets signed.

What do Ringover Cadence licenses cover?

A licence, in Cadence terms, is a named individual. Not a concurrent session, not a slot on a rota, and not the tenant as a whole. One Ringover Cadence licence covers one salesperson, and only the people who actually construct and run sequences need one. That definition carries more commercial weight than buyers expect, because on most teams the group running outbound cadences is smaller than the group living inside the phone system. Account managers and inbound staff can spend all day in Ringover without ever opening a prospecting sequence. Scoping that gap honestly is the largest single lever on this line.

Named rather than concurrent also makes reassignment an administrative act. A leaver's licence is reallocated instead of repurchased, provided somebody keeps the register current. Stackingo runs that allocation across the term, absorbing joiners, leavers and internal moves without reopening the agreement, and a seat added in month eight goes on at your $47.20 rather than reverting to the $59.00 Ringover list price. On a module priced like this one, the gap between those two figures compounds quickly through a year of hiring. Ten seats added at the wrong rate over twelve months is not a rounding error.

Which of the Ringover Cadence plans should you buy?

Ten licences at the Ringover list rate of $59.00 is $590.00 a month. The same ten through Stackingo at $47.20 each is $472.00, so $118.00 stays put every month. Take it up to twenty-five seats and the monthly figure becomes $295.00. That arithmetic is the whole decision, because only one tier exists: the question is never which of the Ringover Cadence plans to take, only how many people belong on the one that is published.

• Cadence, $59.00 list and $47.20 with Stackingo, per user per month. The full sales engagement module: multichannel prospecting sequences, automated follow-up and the reporting behind them. The only published price point, so it is simultaneously the entry price and the ceiling.

• A base plan has to sit underneath it. Cadence is not folded into Talk, Business or Advanced. It activates above whichever plan your tenant already runs, and that plan continues to be invoiced separately on its own per-user basis.

• It is the dearest module in the catalogue. Cadence costs more per seat than the Business base plan it rides on, which is why careful scoping of the licence count repays the effort here more than anywhere else in the estate.

• It is absent from the add-ons price page. Ringover's separate add-ons catalogue covers telephony extras only, so Cadence is priced on the main page. If a quote came off the wrong one, settle that before signing.

With a single rate and no ladder, two questions stay open: how many people genuinely need Cadence, and what discount you hold on the seats you do buy. Stackingo answers the second with a position of up to 20% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, and helps with the first by pricing Cadence beside the rest of your Ringover estate rather than in isolation, so the total lands on one quote instead of arriving as separate lines through the year.

Is Stackingo the right Ringover Cadence reseller for you?

Twenty-five seats: $59.00 each at list, $47.20 each through Stackingo, $11.80 per person retained, $295.00 a month kept. The licence on either side of that sum is identical, same tenant, same module, same capabilities, same support entitlements. Stackingo is an authorised Ringover reseller supplying genuine Cadence licences at up to 20% off list with a contractual floor of 10%. Nothing about the product moves. What moves is the rate on the invoice, and whether anybody is checking the seat count between renewals. Those are two different questions, and the second is much harder to answer well across a full term.

On the most expensive line in a Ringover estate, that second question is where the remaining money hides. Sales teams change shape constantly, and Cadence seats provisioned for last year's outbound push have a habit of surviving quietly into this year's budget. A Ringover Cadence reseller worth using audits the assignment ahead of each renewal, releases whatever is genuinely idle, and defends the discount rather than letting it erode a point per cycle. The audit costs nothing, and it occasionally returns more than the discount did.

Working with an authorised Ringover Cadence distributor

The order of events is fixed. You describe the outbound team and name the base plan your tenant already runs. Stackingo allocates Cadence licences to the individuals who will build sequences. Invoicing is raised in your local currency. The renewal date is tracked under a single agreement instead of being left to surface on its own. As an authorised Ringover Cadence distributor, Stackingo runs that cycle across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, which matters most when outbound operates in more than one market and the default alternative is a contract per territory.

Once the first allocation is done the work turns continuous. New reps are provisioned fast enough to be productive in week one. Seats are reclaimed when a territory is restructured rather than drifting into the following term. The licence count is kept level with the people actually running sequences, and territories that started buying separately are consolidated so one sales motion does not accumulate several Ringover contracts on several dates. On a $59.00 list line, slippage costs real money in a way a cheaper add-on never does, which is exactly why it gets watched.

Does a Ringover partner get you a better price?

Define the term first, because it gets used loosely. A partner here is a company Ringover has authorised to sell and administer its licensing under a programme agreement, as opposed to an agency that simply passes your name along. That definition is where the price difference comes from. Programme status converts the up-to-20% Cadence position into a structured entitlement with a contractual floor of 10%, rather than a one-off markdown that evaporates at the first renewal. You buy through the Ringover Cadence partner, and the partner then administers those licences for their whole life, from first allocation through every renewal and every change in seat count.

The second benefit is coherence, and it grows as the stack does. Talk, Business and Advanced sit under the same agreement as the add-on catalogue, which includes CRM Autofill, the AI Assistant and the AI Voice Agent. A sales team that starts with Cadence at $47.20 per user per month and adds voice automation later does so on one paper trail, at the same discount position, with one renewal date to diarise instead of four scattered through the year. Procurement stays legible as the stack expands rather than fragmenting the moment a second module appears.

Where can you buy Ringover Cadence?

Through Stackingo, and the quote shows its working. Ten people running sequences produces a document reading $59.00 per user at Ringover list, $47.20 per user through Stackingo, $590.00 against $472.00 a month, and $118.00 saved on that line, with the base plan set out separately beneath it. The layout is deliberate. Finance can audit the discount instead of accepting it, and nobody meets the base plan as a surprise once the order has gone in. Both of those are commoner failure modes than a poor headline rate.

What follows is deliberately brief. Confirm the seat count and Stackingo provisions genuine Ringover licensing on your existing tenant with managed onboarding. If a standalone sales engagement tool is being retired, settle the sequence migration and the cut-over window at the same time as the order, because a quarter of lost outbound activity will eat the saving several times over. Seats added later in the term go on at your rate rather than the list one, which stops a growing outbound team from quietly undoing the position you negotiated at the start.

What does Ringover Cadence cost in your currency?

Ringover publishes and bills Cadence in USD, exclusive of tax, so a figure in your own currency is a conversion of that same rate rather than a local price card. The table below restates the single published rate in the currencies Stackingo quotes in, which is usually enough for a sales leader to put a defensible number into a budget before asking for anything formal. Read the conversions as indicative rather than contractual; the rate is fixed when your quote is issued.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Ringover Cadence in the US?

Ringover Cadence lists at $59.00 per user per month in the US, excluding tax. Through Stackingo, an authorised Ringover reseller, the same module is $47.20 per user per month, up to 20% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed.

Do the Talk, Business or Advanced plans include Cadence?

No. Cadence is a separate add-on at $59.00 per user per month at Ringover list, or $47.20 through Stackingo, and it is bundled into no base plan. A Talk, Business or Advanced subscription has to sit underneath it and is billed separately.

Does a free or lighter Cadence tier exist?

No. Ringover publishes one Cadence rate, $59.00 per user per month, with no free edition and nothing cut-down beneath it. Stackingo discounts that single rate to $47.20 per user per month, up to 20% below Ringover list.

Does everyone on the Ringover tenant need a Cadence licence?

No. Only the people who build and run prospecting sequences need one, at $59.00 per user per month at list or $47.20 through Stackingo. On most teams that group is narrower than the full Ringover tenant, and Stackingo scopes it with you.

What do ten Cadence seats add up to?

Ten Cadence licences are $590.00 a month at the Ringover list rate of $59.00 per user. Through Stackingo the same ten are $472.00 a month at $47.20 each, saving $118.00 every month, before the separate base plan line is added.

How much is the Stackingo discount worth here?

Stackingo offers up to 20% off Ringover list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, as an authorised Ringover Cadence reseller. Against the $59.00 list rate that is $11.80 per user per month, bringing it to $47.20, so a twenty-five-seat sales floor keeps $295.00 every month.

Does Ringover authorise Stackingo to sell Cadence?

Yes. Stackingo is an authorised Ringover reseller, issuing genuine Ringover Cadence licences at $47.20 per user per month against a $59.00 list rate, with managed provisioning, renewals and regional support across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.

Related Stackingo pricing guides

Ringover Cadence Pricing is rarely settled on its own. Ringover CRM Autofill Pricing, Ringover AI Assistant Pricing and Ringover AI Voice Agent Pricing sit under the same partner agreement and carry the same discount position, so pricing them together makes sense. The Ringover product page holds the transactional overview, or ask for a Ringover Cadence quote against your exact seat count.

How many of your people really run sequences? Answer that one question and Stackingo returns a tailored Ringover Cadence Pricing quote: genuine Ringover licensing, discounts of up to 20% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, and managed renewals across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.