gaming-studio-leadslisted

# Game Studio Lead Generation Games is an unusually transparent industry. Studios credit their teams, platforms publish store listings with review counts, and the community documents releases exhaustively. The difficulty is that most studios are tiny, undercapitalised and short-lived. The filter is whether the studio has shipped something commercially and has revenue or funding behind it. ## Who actually buys | Type | Who decides | |---|---| | Solo or hobby developer | The individual. No budget | | Indie studio (3-15) | Founder or studio head. Main target | | Mid studio (15-80) | Studio director or head of production. Best target | | Large studio (80+) | Production or technology director | | Publisher | Head of production or central procurement | | Work-for-hire / outsourcing studio | Commercial or operations director | | Platform or middleware vendor | Not a prospect. A competitor | **Shipped and commercially released is the qualifying line.** A studio with a published title, a store page and review counts is a business. One with a trailer and a wishlist page is a project. **Work-for-hire studios are a distinct and often better target** than original-IP studios. They have predictable revenue, client deadlines, and operational problems around scheduling and delivery that product studios don't. ## Where these leads live | Source | What it gives you | Quality | |---|---|---| | Digital store listings | Titles, publishers, developers, review counts, dates | Very high | |