Vanilla Milkshake: a music bot for your TeamTalk server

It sits in your channel and plays. YouTube, internet radio, IPTV, your own m3u lists and files, with games, a voice assistant and a control panel you reach from this website. We host it, keep it updated and keep it running; you only give it a bot account on your own server.

£9.99 per month

No setup fee. Cancel any time by simply not renewing.
Card payments through Stripe, or pay with PayPal.

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What it does

Do not have a TeamTalk server?

We rent those too. Your own TeamTalk 5 server on ours, from £5.99 a month, set up in a minute, and the bot can be put straight into it. One login, one panel, both services. Look at the server plans.

What you need

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You

The panel login and the renewal reminders go here.

Paying for longer costs less per month: three months are a little cheaper, and a year costs the same as ten months.

If a friend gave you their code, put it here: it takes money off your first month and gives them free days too.

Only so you recognise it in your panel, for example "Radio Turkuaz".

Your TeamTalk server

Stored so the bot can log in, and never shown again. You can change it later in the panel.

You are taken to the payment page. Nothing is charged until you confirm there, and your card details never touch this site.

Questions

Where does the bot run?

On our server. It connects out to your TeamTalk server as a normal user, so you do not have to install or host anything.

What happens if I do not renew?

A week before your month ends we e-mail you a payment link. If the month runs out, the bot is suspended and leaves the channel. Your settings, lists and uploads are kept for sixty days, so paying later puts everything back exactly as it was.

Can I change the server or the channel later?

Yes. Everything except your e-mail address can be changed in the panel, and the bot reconnects with the new details within a minute.

What happens if the bot restarts while people are listening?

It notes down what was playing, where it had got to and which channel it was in, every twenty seconds. When it comes back it carries on from the same second. If you restart it yourself from the panel you can have it warn the channel first, so nobody is cut off without a word.

Do you support screen readers?

The panel is built for them. Every control has a label, every table has proper headers, and nothing needs a mouse or JavaScript.