One of the things we really like about Gadsme is that the SDK is lightweight and the integration was very straightforward. Performance is always important for us, especially in mobile games, and Gadsme has been really lightweight in practice as well. We haven’t seen it adding any noticeable performance overhead to our games.
The onboarding and support have also been very good. Having a personal account manager makes things easy, and whenever we’ve had questions, the response times have been really short. It’s nice to be able to get a quick answer directly from someone who knows our setup.
The dashboard is another thing we like. It’s clean, easy to read, and gives us a good overview of how the ads are performing. We can quickly monitor the key performance and revenue numbers without having to dig through a complicated UI.
As a game developer, we’re always looking for ways to improve monetization without hurting the player experience. In-play ads have worked really well for us in that sense. They generate meaningful additional revenue while being much less intrusive than traditional interstitial or rewarded ads.
The revenue performance has actually been one of the biggest positive surprises for us. We didn’t really expect in-play advertising to perform as well as it has. Considering how unobtrusive the ads are for the player, the additional revenue they generate has been very impressive and has made the integration well worth it for us.
For us, it’s a really good balance: we can add a meaningful revenue stream without compromising game performance or constantly interrupting the player. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main area where we’d like to see Gadsme develop further is global scale and fill. We operate mobile games with players all around the world, so naturally we’d love to see stronger fill and demand across more countries and regions.
The product itself has worked really well for us, so for us the next step is simply scale. I’d like to see Gadsme grow into a truly global platform with enough demand to monetize players effectively wherever they are.
There’s clearly a lot of potential in the format, and if they can keep expanding their advertiser demand and global coverage, I think this could become a really significant part of mobile game monetization. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
