RaidCall review
A free hosted gaming chat service with voice, text, servers, and screen sharing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RaidCall is a hosted gaming communication platform for players and communities that need voice chat, text messaging, and user-created servers. Its free plan covers voice communication, server creation, and 720p 30fps screen sharing, while broader community tools include roles, channel permissions, friend lists, presence features, push-to-talk, noise suppression, and voice recording. Access is available through web, Windows, iOS, and Android clients, making it suitable for gaming groups that want shared communication across desktop and mobile devices.
The plan structure keeps the core service accessible. Free includes voice communication, server creation, and 720p 30fps screen sharing. PRO raises screen sharing to 1080p 60fps and adds a PRO badge plus 2x XP. ULTRA also provides 1080p 60fps screen sharing, adds an ULTRA badge and GIF profile pictures, and increases progression to 8x XP. Paid subscriptions use monthly billing in TRY. The paid tiers therefore center on higher-quality screen sharing, profile identity, and faster XP progression rather than adding a different communication model.
RaidCall’s strongest fit is a gaming community that values hosted servers and a broad set of everyday communication features without requiring a paid starting tier. Screen sharing, recording, noise suppression, and permission controls give community owners more than basic voice rooms, while cross-platform clients support members on web, desktop, and mobile. The product is an independently operated Turkey-based rebuild using the RaidCall name, with hosted European infrastructure. Communities considering it should be comfortable with a hosted service and evaluate whether badges, profile customization, and XP progression justify a paid plan; groups needing direct infrastructure control or a different premium emphasis should look elsewhere.
RaidCall pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes voice, server creation, and 720p screen sharing
- Roles, channel permissions, messaging, and presence features support communities
- Web, Windows, iOS, and Android access with push-to-talk and noise suppression
- Where it doesn't
- Paid tiers add perks, but their practical value varies by community needs
- Hosted service is less suited to teams seeking direct infrastructure control
- Premium screen sharing and profile benefits require PRO or ULTRA
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