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Rent the hardware instead of buying slots: your own ts3server instance, your own channel tree, your own server groups.
Most ready-made TeamSpeak services charge per slot and hand you admin rights to one virtual server and nothing else. Hosting on your own VDS means paying for hardware instead: you run the ts3server process, you pick the version, and you back up your own ts3server.sqlitedb.
One thing to be clear about up front: unlicensed TeamSpeak use is capped at one virtual server and 32 slots. Going beyond that means getting a licence from TeamSpeak Systems directly. That is not something we can sell and it is not included in the VDS price. The hardware you rent from us imposes no limit, but TeamSpeak's own terms still apply.
A TeamSpeak server is light on resources. What really decides quality is not memory but network quality: Opus Voice carries audio as small, continuous UDP packets, and per-client bandwidth rises with the quality setting. Latency and packet loss are heard immediately. A 10 Gbps uplink and an Istanbul location cover both.
Setup guide Installing a TeamSpeak 3 Server on Linux: Step by Step Guide
What you rent from us is hardware, and billing follows the plan rather than the number of people connected. The slot ceiling is set by TeamSpeak's own licence: unlicensed use means one virtual server and 32 slots, and beyond that you take a licence from TeamSpeak Systems directly. On the same ts3server instance you can run several virtual servers, each listening on its own UDP port.
Latency and packet loss are audible in voice traffic. Our servers in Datacasa Istanbul answer within 5-20 ms from major Turkish cities. Set each channel's codec to Opus Voice, or Opus Music for music channels, and pick a quality value between 0 and 10 yourself.
You connect as root. Choose your TeamSpeak version, lay out the channel tree with [cspacer] and [*spacer] dividers, and back up your own ts3server.sqlitedb. Reach ServerQuery over raw TCP (10011) or encrypted SSH (10022) and run tools like Sinusbot; if a chatty bot trips the default flood protection, adding its address to query_ip_whitelist.txt is yours to do. When you move, take a snapshot with serversnapshotcreate and bring it up elsewhere with serversnapshotdeploy.
Community voice servers become targets, especially on tournament and event days, and voice traffic on 9987/UDP is exposed to exactly that. Protection is layered: volumetric traffic is absorbed on the 10 Tbps upstream capacity, and the rest is filtered by MikroTik devices, XDP-based filtering and in-house solutions on our own network. It is included with every plan.
TeamSpeak is a light service; the table assumes it runs alone. Slot count is limited by your TeamSpeak licence rather than by hardware: unlicensed use means one virtual server and 32 slots.
| Usage | Plan | Hardware | Monthly | Note | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 32 slots · unlicensed setup | ENT-1 | 2 vCPU · 2 GB DDR4 ECC · 30 GB NVMe | ₺160 | TeamSpeak recommends 1 GB of memory as a minimum; free use means one virtual server and 32 slots | Buy now |
| 64-128 slots · clan server recommended | ENT-2 | 2 vCPU · 4 GB DDR4 ECC · 40 GB NVMe | ₺240 | TeamSpeak sells licences in 64, 128, 256, 512 and 1024 slot tiers | Buy now |
| 256-512 slots · large community | ENT-3 | 4 vCPU · 6 GB DDR4 ECC · 60 GB NVMe | ₺320 | The server does not mix voice streams, so it sends a separate stream to every listener | Buy now |
| 1024 slots · multiple virtual servers | ENT-4 | 6 vCPU · 8 GB DDR4 ECC · 80 GB NVMe | ₺400 | Licences from 128 slots allow two virtual servers, and memory grows with that count | Buy now |
Every plan includes a 10 Gbps uplink, DDR4 ECC memory and NVMe SSD storage. TeamSpeak licence terms are set by TeamSpeak Systems and are not included in the VDS price.
The Xeon Enterprise line is more than enough for TeamSpeak. If a game server shares the machine, the Premium line is more comfortable.
A selection of technical articles from our blog.
A complete guide to installing a TeamSpeak 3 server on a Linux VDS: downloading, configuration, firewall rules, automatic startup and day to day administration.
New to Linux servers? Learn how to connect over SSH, run the essential commands, harden the firewall and lock down your VDS on day one.
Learn the main DDoS attack types, why game servers get hit hardest, and how to defend with firewall rules, iptables limits, Fail2Ban and edge filtering.
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