Hello all,
My company is considering using Mediasoup to build a SFU for our communication system as it looks like one of the best library in the space, I read the scalability documentation and I was wondering if there was also some examples of big-ish companies that use Mediasoup at scale?
We don’t keep a list of companies using mediasoup but there are many. You may know Pornhub:
That’s a nice one 
a list would be cool
While searching I just found out that Odoo uses Mediasoup ( GitHub - odoo/sfu: Odoo's Selective Forwarding Unit )!
I think that if we just look for it we could find a lot of companies using it publicly
It looks like TikTok may also be using Mediasoup? They seem to have listed it in their job postings
Can you share a link of that?
Sure, it’s mentioned here: Transcoding Engineer - Real Time Communication
But they mention many:
“ Licode, Kurento, mediasoup or Jitsi”
yes it’s circumstantial evidence, maybe they just mention it for the name. For Odoo in the other hand, it’s certain you can see their GitHub.
Hi,
You’re absolutely right, mediasoup is one of the most robust and flexible libraries available for building modern SFUs. If you’re evaluating real-world implementations, I’d recommend taking a look at our projects, in particular to MiroTalk SFU.
MiroTalk SFU is a production-ready WebRTC platform that fully leverages mediasoup under the hood. It’s designed to support use cases ranging from 1:1 secure calls to large-scale webinars and live events, with advanced features like simulcast, SVC, virtual backgrounds, recording, group chat, and more.
Our experience with mediasoup has been exceptional, especially in terms of performance and extensibility. If your team is serious about building a reliable communication infrastructure, this could serve as both an inspiration and a technical reference.
Best regards,
Miroslav Pejic
that looks great, it’s a bit too feature rich and opinionated for our use case but it looks powerful, are there any known big companies using it?
Thank you! Totally understand — while it comes packed with powerful features by default, the platform is designed to be fully adaptable to meet any specific needs.
Everything is easily configurable via the .env and config.js files. You can enable or disable features, customize UI elements, and adjust core behavior — all without modifying the source code. Many advanced features are turned off by default and can be enabled only if and when you need them when self-host the solution. You also have full control over branding elements like the app name, UI buttons, descriptions, Open Graph metadata, and more — all directly from the config files.
This gives you the flexibility to keep things lean or scale up as your requirements grow — with minimal effort and maximum control.
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