Best TeamSpeak 3 servers right now
Discord is everywhere, but many gaming communities keep a TeamSpeak 3 server for voice: it is self-hosted, light on resources, sounds great and lets admins control every permission. Big public TS3 servers work as meeting points for whole gaming scenes, especially in Germany, Poland and Russia.
See the top TeamSpeak 3 servers on GTScope, ranked by users online and votes.
- Sort by users online to find the busiest public servers.
- Pick your country so your voice stays clear.
- Look for your games: many public TS3 servers have channels for each game and squad.
TeamSpeak 3 servers by country
Where the TeamSpeak 3 servers on GTScope are hosted (November 2026). Pick a country close to you for the lowest ping.
How to join a TeamSpeak 3 server
In the TeamSpeak 3 client open Connections → Connect and enter the server address. Add :port only if the server doesn't use the default voice port 9987, for example ts.example.com:9988.
How to promote your TeamSpeak 3 server for free
A TeamSpeak 3 server grows when people can see it is alive. This is how to promote a TS3 server for free:
- Add your TS3 server on the Add Server page with its address and voice port.
- Claim it and add your website, Discord or community links.
- Show the live banner with your users online on your website and forum.
- Collect monthly votes to climb the TeamSpeak 3 ranking.
Tip: GTScope reads a TS3 server's status through ServerQuery (TCP port 10011 by default). If you block ServerQuery for everyone, your server will show as offline on trackers, so keep it reachable and keep guest query permissions read-only.
More ideas in our guide how to promote your game server, and get a live banner for your server.
How TeamSpeak 3 servers are tracked
TeamSpeak 3 uses UDP 9987 for voice, TCP 10011 for ServerQuery and TCP 30033 for file transfers. GTScope asks each listed server through ServerQuery about every 5 minutes and records whether it is online, how many users are connected and its slots.