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Samsung offers 80/20 revenue share for games on the Galaxy Store
- Samsung Electronics announced that it will share 80% of revenues and keep 20% for itself for games on the Samsung Galaxy Store.
- Samsung made the announcement ahead of the Game Developers Conference, contrasting with Google and Apple's 30% revenue share model.
- Samsung's mobile cloud gaming platform provides opportunities for developers with efficient user acquisition and revenue potential.
- Samsung has commercialized its mobile cloud gaming platform in North America, facilitating instant access to games for Galaxy device owners.
- Vizor's success with Samsung's mobile cloud gaming platform showcases improved user acquisition campaigns and higher return on ad spend.
- Samsung's platform enables higher top-of-funnel conversion rates for publishers, disrupting traditional user acquisition methods.
- Samsung's cloud gaming platform introduces a cloud-based attribution solution with major mobile measurement partner providers like AppsFlyer.
- The 80/20 revenue share model for games on the Galaxy Store will take effect on May 15, 2025, benefiting developers and publishers.
- Developers can access Samsung's suite of SDKs and tools for seamless integration with the mobile cloud gaming platform and Galaxy Store.
- Samsung's efforts aim to enhance the profitability and distribution efficiency for developers and publishers in the mobile gaming industry.
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