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Standards compliant
Use standard WebRTC ICE server configuration for STUN and TURN across browsers, native apps, media servers, SDKs, and AI agents.
TURN server provider
A TURN server provider built for production WebRTC.
Xirsys provides the STUN/TURN connection layer under real-time apps. Paid plans include all 12 production regions, user-geo routing, API and static credentials, multiple channels for individual usage reports, and capacity that scales with your application.
What to evaluate
The right TURN provider should disappear into your architecture.
A TURN server provider is most valuable when it reduces operational risk without taking over your product. Xirsys keeps the interface simple: standard ICE config, all 12 paid regions, routing based on the end user's location, flexible credentials, and dashboard controls.
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Credential flexibility
Support automated short-lived credentials and static non-expiring credentials for infrastructure that needs stable TURN auth.
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Operational visibility
Separate applications, environments, or customers into multiple channels and use individual usage reports to see where capacity is going.
Xirsys fit
Choose Xirsys when connectivity matters more than SDK control.
Xirsys is a strong fit for products that already have a client experience, model provider, media server, or calling SDK and need a reliable WebRTC relay layer underneath it.
For app teams
Add production STUN/TURN routing without rebuilding video, voice, data, collaboration, or live-support features.
For media-server teams
Use static credentials and known ICE config with Kurento, Jitsi, Janus, mediasoup, Wowza, Cisco, and custom servers.
For SDK teams
Offer customers a dependable connectivity layer while keeping your SDK focused on product experience.
For AI agent teams
Give real-time voice and video agents a reliable fallback path through restrictive networks.
Provider checklist
Bring your stack. Use a proven TURN server provider underneath.
Start free, then use a paid plan for all 12 regions, user-geo routing, static credentials, multiple channels, and higher WebSocket concurrency.