GameVox
7.5#3 in game voice chat softwareFrom $2 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitGameVox vs GGBRO
What both publish
| Fact | GameVox | GGBRO |
|---|---|---|
| Developer API | Existing discord.js, discord.py, JDA, or Eris bots can run on GameVox by changing gateway and REST configuration endpoints. | GGBRO exposes versioned REST endpoints under /api/v1 and a Socket.IO v4 real-time gateway. |
| Privacy | GameVox says it does not sell personal data, record or store voice and video calls, or scan message content for advertising. | The privacy policy says GGBRO does not sell personal data, track users across websites, use third-party advertising trackers, or store voice and video call content. |
| Screen sharing | Free users get 1080p 30fps screen sharing, while Diamond servers support up to native 4K 60fps. | Users can share a full display or an application window, including system or application audio. |
| Security | Chat, signaling, and file transfers use TLS, voice and video use WebRTC SRTP over DTLS, and passwords are stored as one-way hashes. | The privacy policy says passwords are bcrypt-hashed, 2FA secrets are encrypted, client-server communication uses TLS, and calls use DTLS-SRTP. |
| Support | GameVox lists [email protected] for support and says it reads every message. | The FAQ directs users to email support for questions and bug reports. |
GameVox plans
- Standard ServerFree
- Self-Hosted$2 a month
- Silver Server$4.99 a month
- Gold Server$9.99 a month
- Diamond Server$19.99 a month
GGBRO plans
- FreeFree
- GGBRO Plus—
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.
Pick GGBRO if…
GGBRO is aimed at gamers and communities that want text chat, calls, screen sharing, and servers. It also supports developers building bots through its API and gateway.