GameVox
7.5#3 in game voice chat softwareFrom $4.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitGameVox vs Lag
What both publish
| Fact | GameVox | Lag |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | GameVox says it does not sell personal data, record or store voice and video calls, or scan message content for advertising. | Lag says it does not run ads or sell user data, and its comparison page says voice data is never recorded or stored. |
| Purpose | GameVox provides voice, video, and text chat for gaming communities. | Lag is a voice-first communication platform for gaming, with server and room-based voice channels. |
| Self-hosting | Self-hosted servers keep voice, messages, files, and community data on the operator's machine while using GameVox cloud for authentication and updates. | Lag offers an open-source, MIT-licensed self-hosted deployment with a bundled web UI, API, PostgreSQL, and voice server; its current voice engine is LiveKit. |
| Support | GameVox lists [email protected] for support and says it reads every message. | Lag’s contact form accepts support, legal requests, security concerns, and self-hosting questions. |
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
Lag plans
- LagFree
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 Lag if…
Lag suits gaming groups looking for voice rooms with text messaging, as well as people who want to self-host or use its CLI over SSH. It also offers native mobile apps for voice rooms and messaging.