Xsolla, a games commerce company has secured a collaboration with Pocket Gamer Connects. This is to support their events, as well as their developers throughout 2025.
The company will give expertise in direct-to-consumer monetization to developers globally, as a key PGC events sponsor. Xsolla will take part in sessions, panels, and networking at various conferences. Its participation begins with PGC San Francisco on March 17-18.
From May 7 to May 8, Xsolla will attend the Dubai GameExpo Summit powered by Pocket Gamer Connects. It will also be present at PGC Barcelona on June 3-4, PG Summit Shanghai on July 30, the Pocket Gamer Mobile Games Awards at Gamescom in August, and PGC Helsinki on October 7-8.
According to Xsolla, a key part of its PGC presence will be its collaboration with mobile measurement and data analytics provider AppsFlyer.
Mobile developers can track web shop purchases as in-app events through their integration. They can also attribute revenue to user acquisition and retention campaigns while optimizing ad spending with real-time analytics.
Berkley Egenes, Xsolla chief marketing and growth officer said that Xsolla’s Web Shop has revolutionized how mobile game developers monetize online, and their integration with AppsFlyer takes to the next level.
He added that bridging the data gap between Web Shops and mobile applications empowers developers. This gives them the insights needed to optimize performance, increase revenue, and engage players more effectively.
They look forward to engaging directly with the community at each event. They are eager to hear from the Pocket Gamer community throughout the year worldwide.
Chris James, CEO of Steel Media, stated that Pocket Gamer Connects is the world’s leading event series for mobile game developers and others. He added that they are thrilled to have Xsolla as a key partner in 2025.
He added that Xsolla’s expertise in mobile commerce, cross-platform engagement, and web shop monetization makes them a valuable resource. Developers looking to scale their businesses can greatly benefit from their support.
