Mitel

Mitel

VS
RingCentral

RingCentral

Compare features, pricing, and reviews to find the best VoIP solution for your business

Mitel

Mitel

3.9 (950 reviews)
Starting at
$20.99/user/mo

Mitel stands out in the crowded VoIP landscape as a battle-tested enterprise solution that's been helping multi-location businesses communicate effectively for decades. While newer providers chase flashy features, Mitel has focused on building a comprehensive platform that genuinely understands the complexity of modern organizational communication.

RingCentral

RingCentral

4.3 (4200 reviews)
Starting at
$39/user/mo

RingCentral has established itself as the enterprise workhorse of VoIP solutions, built for organizations that need a communication platform capable of scaling from small teams to thousands of users without missing a beat. What sets it apart is its all-in-one approach—this isn't just phone service, it's a complete unified communications ecosystem that brings voice, video, team messaging, and SMS together in one cohesive platform.

Feature Comparison

FeatureMitelRingCentral
Starting Price$20.99/user/mo$39/user/mo
Free TrialNo14 days
Contract Lengthmonth to_month1 year
Customer Rating3.9 / 5.04.3 / 5.0
Setup Fee$0$0

Pros & Cons

Mitel

Mitel

Advantages

  • Comprehensive enterprise features
  • Good for multi-location businesses
  • Flexible deployment options
  • Strong in healthcare and hospitality

Disadvantages

  • Can be expensive
  • Setup requires technical expertise
  • User interface feels dated
  • Customer support varies by partner
RingCentral

RingCentral

Advantages

  • Comprehensive feature set covers all communication needs
  • Excellent mobile app with full functionality
  • Strong integration ecosystem (350+ apps)
  • Reliable uptime and call quality
  • Good analytics and reporting tools

Disadvantages

  • Pricing can be expensive for larger teams
  • Learning curve for advanced features
  • Customer support wait times can be long
  • Some features require higher-tier plans

Ready to Choose?

Both providers offer free trials. Test them yourself to see which fits better.