Aircall vs Ringover—a contest between two major players in the contact center space. Both offer cloud-based solutions for modern business communication, but they differ in certain aspects. Choosing a provider is an important decision, so take the time to explore what each call center platform offers and find the one that works best for you.
In this article, we break down the key differences between Ringover and Aircall.
Ringover and Aircall compared to MightyCall
Let’s compare the cloud-based call center software where it matters most:
| MightyCall | Ringover | Aircall | |
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| Phone numbers included | 3 | ||
| Minutes included | Unlimited* | Unlimited* with volume commitment | Unlimited* |
| SMS and MMS included | Unlimited* | ||
| Voicemail & transcription | |||
| Voicemail drop Send pre-recorded voicemail messages straight to customers’ voicemail |
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| Call forwarding | |||
| Call recording | |||
| Multi-level IVR | |||
| Call routing | |||
| Live call monitoring Call listening, barging, whispering, intercepting |
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| Call analytics | |||
| Predictive dialer | Yes, 10-line per agent | ||
| Progressive dialer | |||
| Preview dialer | |||
| AI Answering machine detection MightyCall's AI AMD detects voicemail with over 97% accuracy and in under 3 seconds |
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| Local presence dialing Automatically match business numbers to your contacts’ area codes |
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| National Do Not Call List integration | |||
| Roles & permissions system Admin, supervisor, and agent roles with custom permissions |
Advanced | ||
| CRM integrations | |||
| High-availability seamless redundancy infrastructure MightyCall runs multiple dedicated physical servers simultaneously, ensuring real-time synchronization for zero downtime and built-in redundancy |

