Mumble – Voice Chat Without License Costs
Voice connections with minimal latency – fully open source.
With Mumble, we operate low-latency voice communication with no licensing concerns: server and clients are available under a free license, with no restrictions on commercial use.
Mumble: Managed Operations & Support
Low-latency, open-source voice communication with channels and permission management – no license costs, operated by RiKuWe.
- Setup of your Mumble server (Murmur)
- Channels, groups & granular permission management
- Operations, updates & monitoring by RiKuWe
Mumble or TeamSpeak?
Both tools cover a similar need: low-latency voice communication with channels and permission management. The key difference lies in licensing: Mumble is fully open source (BSD license) and usable commercially without restriction, while TeamSpeak requires a license for commercial use. If you're not yet committed to either platform, we generally recommend Mumble. We're happy to advise on the right choice for you.
Features at a glance
- Channel structure with granular permission and group management
- Very low latency, thanks to efficient voice transmission – ideal for real-time communication
- Desktop & mobile clients, no account with any provider required
- Positional audio for spatial voice playback (e.g. in simulations)
- Extendable via the Ice or gRPC interface
Integration into your environment
- Your own domain and channel structure
- Alignment with existing user management (manual or via a permission model)
- Optional: supplementary text chat via Rocket.Chat, if additionally needed
Who is this for?
- Clubs, communities & non-profits running their own voice server
- Teams that need low-latency voice communication without license costs
- Organizations that want to hand over management of an existing Mumble installation
Operations & maintenance by us
We take care of:
- Installation & hardening of your Mumble server
- Updates, backupsBackups are the life insurance of digital systems. Learn more → & monitoringMonitoring spots problems before they escalate – active oversight, not just reacting. Learn more →
- Setting up channel structure, permissions & permission groups