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Commerce · May 2, 2026

fastTURN.net

STUN & TURN server for WebRTC & SIP applications.

What it does

Ultra fast STUN & TURN service We provide fast, reliable and secure STUN & TURN services for your SIP, ICE & WebRTC applications. With 24 servers across the globe, fastTURN ensures blazing-fast delivery by automatically routing every user to the nearest location. Our plans include unlimited STUN connections and 25 GB of TURN traffic per month.

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