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Trouble-free connections
WebRTC succeeds when direct peer paths work, and falls back cleanly when they do not. Xirsys gives sessions a proven path through restrictive NATs, firewalls, VPNs, and mobile networks.
About Xirsys
The WebRTC connection layer built for real-world networks.
Xirsys provides battle-tested STUN and TURN infrastructure for teams building voice, video, data, streaming, collaboration, and AI-powered real-time products. Bring any client, SDK, media server, or agent workflow; Xirsys handles the connectivity API underneath.
Infrastructure first
From TURN servers to a global connectivity API.
Xirsys started in 2013 with a simple goal: make WebRTC connections reliable without forcing teams into a closed calling platform. The platform has grown into a globally distributed, load-balanced relay network with API and dashboard tooling for production apps.
2013founded to solve WebRTC infrastructure complexity
12production regions included with paid plans
99.99%uptime SLA for production accounts
100M+sessions served each month
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Works with your ecosystem
Use Xirsys with browser WebRTC, native apps, Kurento, Jitsi, Janus, mediasoup, Wowza, Cisco, custom media servers, SDK products, and AI voice or video agents.
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API and dashboard control
Provision credentials, separate workloads into multiple channels, and inspect individual usage reports through a straightforward API and production-ready dashboard.
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Global by default
Paid accounts include all 12 production regions, user-geo routing based on the end user's location, high-availability DNS, and simple flat-rate regional access.
Why teams choose Xirsys
Keep the app experience yours. Let the connection layer be proven.
The current real-time landscape is full of SDKs, model providers, and media stacks. Xirsys stays deliberately neutral: it is the standards-based connectivity service those products can all use when sessions need reliable NAT traversal and TURN relay.
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SDK-neutral deployment
Switch clients, experiment with AI providers, or evolve your media stack without rebuilding the relay layer every time.
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Production economics
Unlimited STUN keeps direct peer traffic free, while TURN bandwidth is reserved for sessions that actually need relay fallback.
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Built for operations
Use static non-expiring credentials for infrastructure or API-issued temporary credentials for dynamic apps, servers, and agent sessions.
Build on the connection layer
Put proven WebRTC infrastructure under the stack you already trust.
Start with a developer account, then scale into paid plans with all 12 regions, user-geo routing, static credentials, multiple channels for individual usage reports, higher WebSocket concurrency, and predictable TURN bandwidth pricing.