MonetizeDesk works with game owners to establish the placements they control, the revenue question to resolve and a suitable delivery route. Existing productive partners and sales arrangements form part of the baseline. Each title needs its own assessment before a studio expands a change across its catalogue.
Choose the game environment
Mobile Games: A voluntary reward and a break between rounds create different player decisions. The review follows ad delivery, reward fulfilment, progression and return use alongside income.
H5 & Browser Games: The host page and the game canvas can have different owners. The review identifies who can sell each placement and reconciles results by title and destination.
PC Games: An in-world sign and a studio-owned launcher occupy different surfaces. Scene exposure, software integration, player expectations and net commercial terms determine whether either is worth testing.
Console Games: An in-game opportunity requires a title- and platform-specific feasibility review. Studio control, supported updates, approvals and measurable exposure come before a commercial proposal.
Launch a placement or improve the existing result
For a first launch, identify one suitable player moment or controlled surface. A mobile title might test an optional extra chance; a portal might begin with a page placement around play. A PC or console title first needs a feasible scene and delivery route. The owner agrees the creative rules, fallback and measures for a limited pilot.
For an earning title, isolate the largest addressable gap. A missing reward, late ad show, unclear portal allocation or rarely visible sign needs its own correction. More placements or interruptions are useful only when the evidence supports them.
Match the format to the decision
Opt-in rewarded video offers a stated benefit the player can decline. Rewarded interstitial has a different initiation and disclosure path. Inter-level advertising belongs at a suitable break, with playable creative where supported.
The portal-versus-canvas example illustrates separate browser-game surfaces. Intrinsic in-game signs depend on actual scene exposure. Launcher placements sit outside gameplay and need separate reporting. The guide illustrates opportunities; it does not establish that a particular title can sell them.
What your team receives
Your team receives a placement and responsibility map, a title-level baseline and a ranked launch or improvement opportunity. A proposed pilot identifies the responsible studio and provider teams, implementation tasks, player safeguards and conditions for stopping or expanding.
The result connects delivered ads and net income with the effects relevant to the title: progression, retention, purchases, performance or scene exposure. We explain evidence limits and recommend what to keep, change, expand or stop. Downloads and total plays alone cannot establish delivered advertising or expected earnings.
Start Programmatic Monetization supports a first launch; Improve Existing Ad Revenue reviews an established setup. Ongoing operations and portfolio work have their own agreed responsibilities. Included titles, existing income, technology costs and any performance-linked terms are defined before expansion.
Bring the title and the question
Share the genres, platforms, development or release status, broad player scale, main markets, current ad and purchase mix and the decision you need to make through Monetize With Us. Detailed access follows an agreed review process.