A studio groups games that belong together, like several Minecraft servers or a Roblox group's experiences. You get one view across them, and each game keeps its own numbers.
Players online, new players and revenue across the studio, with each game's numbers side by side so you see which one moved.
See who plays two or more of your games and how their spending compares with players who stick to one.
Connect a Tebex or PayNow store to the studio once and map categories or packages to games. Each purchase counts for one game, never twice.
Run one campaign whose links and creator codes count in every game you pick, with a breakdown by game. On Growth and up.
Players, acquisition, retention, revenue and Knowledge all read at studio level, and Ask Analyse looks across every game in it.
Choose whether each team member sees every game or only the ones you pick. On Growth and up.
You run a survival server and a skyblock server as separate games, but sell ranks and crates for both from one Tebex store.
You connect the store to the studio, map the survival category to one game and the skyblock category to the other, and each game's revenue page shows only what sold for it.
A YouTuber is making a video about your whole network and gets one creator code.
You create a studio campaign covering all your games, and the By game breakdown shows which game the video actually helped.
Your team has three Roblox experiences and only enough time to update one this month.
The studio overview lines the games up side by side, and shared players show how many people play more than one, so the choice is based on numbers rather than gut feeling.
On the games home, create a studio and give it a name, icon and colour.
Use Move to studio from each game card's menu. A game belongs to at most one studio.
Optionally connect one store for the studio and map its packages, or start a campaign that covers several games.
Yes. Add each server as its own game and group them in a studio. The studio overview combines them and still shows each game's numbers.
Connect it to the studio and map categories or individual packages to games. Purchases of packages that are not mapped yet are held until you map them, not dropped.
The Free plan includes one studio and paid plans have no limit. Studio stores need Starter or higher, and studio campaigns need Growth or higher.
No. Its games move back to Not in a studio with all their data.
Free to start, 14 days of Pro, and about four minutes of setup.
