Fancy Mumble
6.3#18 in game voice chat softwareFree planFree planAndroidLinuxSelf-hostedWindows
VisitFancy Mumble vs GameVox
What both publish
| Fact | Fancy Mumble | GameVox |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The maker says the app has no analytics, account, or email requirement. | GameVox says it does not sell personal data, record or store voice and video calls, or scan message content for advertising. |
| Screen sharing | It offers HD screen sharing with WebRTC and a built-in drawing overlay for real-time collaboration. | Free users get 1080p 30fps screen sharing, while Diamond servers support up to native 4K 60fps. |
| Self-hosting | Users can run the current Starling server with Docker Compose or a release package. | Self-hosted servers keep voice, messages, files, and community data on the operator's machine while using GameVox cloud for authentication and updates. |
| Support | The documentation directs users to troubleshooting guides for connection problems, audio problems, screen-share problems, and debug logging. | GameVox lists [email protected] for support and says it reads every message. |
Fancy Mumble plans
- FreeFree
GameVox plans
- Standard ServerFree
- Silver Server$4.99 a month
- Gold Server$9.99 a month
- Diamond Server$19.99 a month
- Self-Hosted$215 a month
Pick Fancy Mumble if…
It suits groups looking for self-hosted voice chat for gaming, podcasts, communities, or study sessions. Its server requirements matter if you want screen sharing, plugins, or other server-dependent capabilities.
Pick GameVox if…
GameVox is for gaming communities that want voice, video, and text in one service. Its self-hosted option may suit operators who want community content stored on their own hardware while using GameVox cloud for authentication and updates.