Mumble on your VPS
Already have a VPS? Our app sets up Mumble there in one click – free, you only pay for the VPS.
- Needs
- 768 MB RAM · 1 GB storage
- Setup
- about 2 minutes
- Operator
- you – you take care of updates and backups
Rent a Mumble server
Your own voice server for your clan, guild or friends – ready to use, with your own password and SuperUser. From €1.49 a month, no VPS of your own needed.
- Ready to use
- Data center in Germany
- Monthly terms available
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Compare all plans
Plans
Choose the number of slots
A slot is a place for one person connected at the same time. All plans have the same features.
| Plan | Slots | Memory | Disk space | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 slots | 10 | 256 MB | 1 GB | €1.49 / month | Order |
| 25 slots | 25 | 256 MB | 1 GB | €2.39 / month | Order |
| 50 slots | 50 | 384 MB | 2 GB | €3.89 / month | Order |
| Pick your slot count | 10 to 500in steps of ten | 512 MB | 2 GB | from €1.49 / month 500 slots: €20.39 | Order |
Need more slots? With the “Pick your slot count” plan you can add more at any time later. The new slots apply after a restart of the server.
Mumble is a voice chat for groups: for your clan during a raid, your guild in the evening or the group that plays together. You connect to the server, switch between channels and talk – with very low latency.
The Mumble client is free for Windows, macOS and Linux, and there are free apps for your phone. Your teammates do not need an account, just the address and – if you set one – the server password.
Why Mumble
Free software
Mumble is open source. There is no license that limits slots or costs extra.
Low latency
Built for real-time voice, with the Opus codec – clearly understandable, even in the middle of a game.
Encrypted
Voice and text are always encrypted between client and server.
Positional audio
In supported games you hear teammates from the direction they are standing in.
With every plan
What comes with every Mumble server
- Management
- Server panel with start, stop, console and file manager
- Settings
- You set the server name, welcome text, server password and slots in the panel
- SuperUser
- Your own SuperUser password – use it to create channels and permissions
- Configuration
- More settings directly in murmur.ini in the file manager
- Backups
- 2 backup slots, by click or on your own schedule
- Port
- Its own port for voice and control (TCP and UDP)
- Location
- Data center in Germany
- Term
- One month with 7 days’ notice, or longer with a fixed term
After payment we set up the server automatically – you then find the address and port in the server panel.
How to get started
Choose a plan
Take a fixed plan or set the slots freely.
Set passwords
In the server panel, enter a server password and a SuperUser password and restart the server.
Connect
In the Mumble client, enter the address and port and accept the server’s certificate the first time.
Create channels
As SuperUser, create channels and permissions – then your people can come in.
Other options
Prefer to run it yourself?
Prefer TeamSpeak 3?
We do not rent out TeamSpeak servers. You can run the official TeamSpeak 3 server yourself on your VPS, though – with the free license for private servers up to 32 slots.
Frequently asked questions
What is a slot?
A slot is a place for one person connected to the server at the same time. With 25 slots, 25 people can talk and listen at once.
Can I get more slots later?
Yes. With the “Pick your slot count” plan you set between 10 and 500 slots and can add more at any time later. The new slots apply after a restart of the server.
How do I become admin on my server?
Set a SuperUser password in the server panel and restart the server. Then log in in the Mumble client as the user “SuperUser” and create channels, groups and permissions.
Can I protect the server with a password?
Yes. Enter a server password in the server panel – then only people who know it can get in. If you leave the field empty, the server is open.
Which client do my teammates need?
The free Mumble client for Windows, macOS or Linux, or a free Mumble app for your phone. Nobody needs an account.
Where is the server located?
In a data center in Germany.
What is the difference from TeamSpeak?
TeamSpeak has more features around permissions, files and bots and is more widespread, but needs a license for your own servers. Mumble is free software, simpler in design and built for low latency.