Solving the Polarization of Investment Information with 'Monitoring Apps'
Published2018.02.28 10:00Provides services such as checking real-time sales rankings by app, updates, and notifications.
IGAWorks announced that Mobile Index has launched 'Monitoring Apps,' a revenue estimation service optimized for global mobile game investment.
Monitoring Apps provides revenue estimates for mobile games registered on Google Play and the Apple App Store in 23 markets across 11 countries, including Korea, Japan, the U.S., and China, showing the global performance of game companies.
Until now, the information immediately available to mobile game investors was limited to publicly disclosed domestic game performance and country rankings. While actual revenue figures could only be confirmed belatedly through quarterly reports, the launch of monitoring apps has made it possible to view game companies' global performance in real-time at a glance.
Existing revenue estimation services were sold on a market-wide basis, so they were expensive, and information processing was complex, such as requiring users to search for apps they wanted to view one by one, so they have been used exclusively by large game companies and investment firms.
Monitoring Apps has complemented this by enhancing accessibility to mobile game investment information. It has built an easy-to-use service that allows users to purchase revenue estimates for individual apps of their choice and aggregate the apps they wish to view.
Through this, you can utilize the highly accurate sales estimation service of the mobile index. In addition, premium services optimized for mobile game investment, such as 'real-time revenue rankings by app' and 'SMS notifications based on changes in revenue rankings,' are also provided for free.
Lee Cheol-hwan, Team Leader at Mobile Index, said, “Mobile Index’s revenue estimation service has long been favored by major domestic and international investment firms as an investment indicator,” adding, “With the launch of ‘Monitoring Apps,’ everyone will be able to utilize Mobile Index’s revenue estimation service, which boasts high reliability, more easily.”
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