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Create free accountmy name is Tamsin Henry I work for pollen bc what is the nature of pollen what are they up to sao paulo bc is a company that's helping app developers to grow their businesses first of all we get we help up developers get hold of that app store revenues faster which means that they can then reinvest its user acquisition or indeed in just in development resources and anything that they need essentially we help with cash flow okay well I've been talking to people on the other side of the hall about things like tax benefits they can get and parks and whatnot there are a lot of indie developers who are working out their bedroom doing it as a second job or a passion project more than anything happens is there a lot of money that people can get hold of that they're not aware that they can grow all their assets that they're missing out on I think that there is kind of a probably sillim lack of awareness around the tax relief start I know that people like I
speak to t go quite a lot Tiger quite a lot about trying to raise more awareness of that I think that people have often quite scared about you know approaching venture capital you know they want to encroach your best investors and they probably need a lot more advice around how to do that and how to do that successfully but essentially a weapon where we're standing from we help people get all of their earn revenue which means that they you know it's stuff that's usually locked in the App Store payment cycles for 30 to 60 days so that way we're also hopefully helping them to get hold of money they wouldn't be able to access earlier oh what a guy releases speak profit this point that sounds so the idea it's kind of stuck in the system for a period of time yes so without giving away too many secrets how do you facilitate that how do you speed that up so essentially we we plug into the developers account in the App Store account and then we can see how much they're running every day and we pay the
hour every week so we will say oh you've done this much money accrued over seven days and more pay dirt every seven days directly to their bank account or they can pay it into a nap network as their choice that we will give them access to an account so you've come to Pocket Gamer today the kinect problems what from your point of view is the benefit of being at a place like this having a presence I think this is one of the most highly populated gaming event such a because it's you know this is where we meet or clients or customers it's the right audience for us such a great mix of kind of people who are you know starting out or they're much more established and everyone's kind of meats and shares their ideas as well so that's always always something I'm quite amazed by in the games industry is how much people collaborate and how willing they are to share ideas will help each other out
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Mobile developers frequently face significant cash flow constraints due to the standard 30-to-60-day payment cycles imposed by major app stores. This delay traps earned revenue within the system, preventing studios from reinvesting capital into immediate user acquisition campaigns or essential development resources. By providing a mechanism to access these locked funds on a weekly basis, developers can maintain consistent growth momentum and avoid the stagnation often caused by waiting for delayed platform payouts.
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