Games
3 metrics- D1 retention
- Share of players who come back the next day.
- D7 retention
- Share still playing a week later.
- Playtime / day
- Minutes an average player spends, which drives ad revenue per user.
Building got easy. Getting users didn't. Send it to us: every submission gets a store listing review, and our top picks each week get a UA test paid for by Merakos.
How it works
Three tiers, each one narrower than the last. Your app moves up on its numbers alone.
Notes on your icon, screenshots, title and keywords: the things that decide whether a store visitor installs.
We make the ad creatives and buy real installs. You get retention and engagement numbers, a verdict, and a scorecard you can share.
If the numbers work, we propose publishing terms: UA budget, monetization and store growth. You decide whether to take them.
From submission to scale
A store link or test build, plus a few lines about it.
Every submission gets store listing notes back.
Top picks get ad creatives and real paid installs.
Retention, engagement and a verdict, ready to share.
Publishing terms, if the numbers work and you want them.
What we measure
Apps and games win in different ways, so each gets its own scorecard. The verdict also weighs what installs cost in our test; that number stays with us.
What you keep
You keep the account, the code and the final say.
Received
We go through submissions every week. If yours is picked for a UA test, we'll email you about what we need before anything starts.
Preview mode: nothing was sent.
No. The review and the test run while the app stays on your store account. Publishing terms only come up if the test goes well and you want to talk.
Nothing. We pay for the ad creatives and the installs in the test.
It depends on the app. We'll tell you exactly what we need before the test starts, and nothing starts until you agree.
We look at the store page, the core loop or main feature, and whether paid installs have a realistic chance of paying back. We test a few each week.
Only if you tick the box in the form, and you can still say no before a scorecard goes up.
Yes. We judge what players and users do, not how the code was written.
Send it in and find out with real numbers.
Send your app or game