Indicative USD conversion · final terms confirmed in writingRequest the pilot ↗Scope, timing, payment, and ownership terms confirmed in writing before work begins.
INCLUDED
✓One playable ad built from an approved brief and your game APK
✓One agreed gameplay interaction
✓CTA and end-card integration
✓Packaging for one agreed advertising network and format
✓Functional QA and a concise delivery note
✓One consolidated round of in-scope revisions
TARGET INITIAL DELIVERY
2 business days
Provided the brief, game APK, and technical specifications are complete and the project fits the agreed scope. The revision round is scheduled separately based on feedback and availability.
PAYMENT TERMS
50% + 50%
50% upfront and 50% at the agreed final delivery milestone.
QUOTED SEPARATELY
Additional network formats · New artwork · Major changes · Extra revisions · Rush requests · Source-code handover
HOW THE PILOT RUNS
01
Send the brief
Share the brief, game APK and target network via the enquiry form.
02
Written scope
We confirm scope, timing, payment and ownership terms in writing.
03
Build & QA
50% upfront, then we build and test the playable.
04
Delivery
Review the build, use your in-scope revision round, then final delivery.
PILOT QUESTIONS
01What do I need to provide to start?+
An approved creative brief, the game APK, and the technical specifications for your target network and format. If any of these are still being worked out, tell us on the enquiry form and we will say what is needed.
02How long does a playable take?+
The pilot targets initial delivery in 2 business days, provided the brief, game APK, and specifications are complete and the project fits the agreed scope. Timing for other projects is confirmed in writing before work begins.
03What does the pilot cost, and how is payment handled?+
The pilot is $265 (an indicative USD conversion; final terms are confirmed in writing). Payment is 50% upfront and 50% at the agreed final delivery milestone.
04What is not included in the pilot?+
Additional network formats, new artwork, major changes, extra revisions, rush requests, and source-code handover are quoted separately.