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For several dozen extensions, basic IVR and SIP trunks.
- CPU: 2 vCPU
- RAM: 2 GB
- Storage: 60 GB SSD
- Traffic: 1 Gbit/s, 3 TB
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€5.60
€3.92/mo
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Mumble is a free, open source, low latency, high quality voice chat application.
Mumble server hosting are located in Europe and the USA
Deploy a self-hosted Mumble voice chat server on HOSTKEY VPS or dedicated infrastructure. Get low-latency voice communication for gaming teams, communities, private groups or remote teams with full server control and fast deployment.
Mumble is available as a pre-installed application for leased HOSTKEY servers. Select Mumble in the Software tab during ordering, then choose the server resources and location that match your voice chat workload.
Best for small and mid-size communities, gaming teams, private voice rooms and remote groups that need low-latency voice chat without dedicated hardware costs.
Server delivery ETA: ≈15 minutes.
Best for larger communities, esports groups, public voice servers and projects that need stricter isolation, predictable performance and more control over resources.
Server delivery ETA: ≈15 minutes.
Use these examples as a starting point. Final resources and pricing should be selected in the server configurator based on your expected number of users, location, bandwidth needs and resource isolation requirements.
For several dozen extensions, basic IVR and SIP trunks.
For remote employees, SIP trunks, IVR and regular business calls.
For queues, recordings, monitoring and higher call activity.
For intensive calls, call recording storage and predictable performance.
For several offices, departments, brands or distributed teams.
For business-critical telephony with redundancy, failover and maximum uptime.
Not sure which to configure? Start with a VPS for smaller or test deployments, or choose a dedicated server for higher workloads, larger datasets and stricter isolation requirements.
Mumble is free and open-source voice chat software released under the BSD-3-Clause license. HOSTKEY provides Mumble as a pre-installed server application. You pay for the selected VPS or dedicated server resources, while the Mumble core software itself does not require a separate license fee.
We guarantee that our servers are running safe and original software.
Mumble is a free and open-source voice communication software primarily used for online gaming.
Mumble is useful when voice communication needs to be private, low-latency and controlled by your own server rules. It is especially relevant for groups that need stable audio, channel structure and predictable access management.
Choose a FreePBX server when:
Create private voice channels for guilds, clans, co-op groups and regular gaming sessions with low-latency communication.
Use Mumble for fast team callouts, positional audio scenarios and controlled access during practice or matches.
Host a private voice server for internal discussions, daily coordination or small team communication outside public platforms.
Create separate voice rooms for lectures, workshops, group exercises and moderated training sessions.
Give members a structured voice space with channels, permissions and persistent server settings.
A Mumble server is a private voice chat server that users connect to through the Mumble client. It supports channels, permissions, low-latency audio and encrypted communication.
Choose VPS for small and mid-size groups, gaming teams and private communities. Choose dedicated servers for larger communities, public voice servers, stricter isolation or more predictable performance.
You don't need to install it from scratch. When ordering a server from HOSTKEY, simply select the Mumble app, and our auto-deployment system will set it up for you via a Docker container. Once your server is ready, you will need to retrieve your SuperUser password, configure your channels, and connect via the client app. For a step-by-step walkthrough on these next steps, check out our guide on how to set up your own Mumble server.
Yes. Mumble supports channel management, user groups and permissions, allowing you to create private rooms, moderator roles and structured access rules.
Mumble is often a better fit when you need self-hosting, low-latency voice, server control and fewer platform-level dependencies. Discord is easier for casual communities, but it does not provide the same self-hosted control model.
If you have any difficulties or questions when installing and/or using the software, carefully learn the documentation on the official website of the developer, read about typical problems and how to solve them or contact Mumble support.
HOSTKEY provides server infrastructure, deployment and access-related support. Mumble configuration, channels, permissions and community management are usually handled by the customer.
