Gamers Net, Inc.

Gamers Net, Inc. operates Mobalytics, a platform that enhances the gaming experience for users by providing analytics and insights for popular games like League of Legends and Diablo 4, supporting skill progression and win rates. Founded in 2016 in Santa Monica, US, Gamers Net, Inc. develops Mobalytics, a platform that offers analytics and performance insights to gamers.

The company has successfully raised USD 11. 25 mn in Series A funding on July 22, 2020, led by Almaz Capital Partners and Cabra VC, among others. The founders, Amine Issa, Bogdan Suchyk, and Parker Watts, have a background in the gaming industry. Mobalytics offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to enhance the gaming experience for users across multiple popular titles, including League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, Diablo 4, and Path of Exile 2.

The platform's flagship product is a desktop application providing personalized insights, analytics, and recommendations tailored to gamers' skill levels. Core functionalities include game performance analysis, in-game overlays for real-time insights, and post-game analytics to help players identify strengths and weaknesses. The platform has been adopted by over 10 million gamers globally, particularly in North America, Europe, and Asia. Mobalytics generates revenue primarily through subscription models, allowing users access to premium features and advanced analytics.

The direct-to-consumer sales structure enables individual gamers to subscribe for personalized insights and performance tracking. While specific pricing plans are not disclosed, Mobalytics typically offers tiered subscription options. Additionally, partnerships with esports organizations and collaborations with gaming hardware companies contribute to the company's diversified revenue streams. Gamers Net, Inc.

plans to leverage its most recent funding of USD 11. 25 mn from the Series A round to expand its product offerings and enhance its platform capabilities. The company aims to launch new features and tools by the end of 2021, targeting gamers in emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Latin America for expansion. Recent funding will support product development and marketing efforts to tap into these new geographic regions and increase user engagement.