For game studios & content providers

One catalogue, dozens of operators, one place to see all of it.

A studio with forty games live on twelve operators is watching close to five hundred individual placements. No single account manager holds that whole picture in a spreadsheet — and the ones who try are spending their week on data entry instead of the operators who actually need attention.

Portfolio-wide visibility

Every game, every operator, one dashboard - sorted by what's drifting, not what's alphabetically first.

Role-shaped views

Admins get the full operator and probe console; account managers get a focused reports view built around what they're actually asked.

Consistent standards

Every operator checked the same way, on the same evidence standard - no site gets a pass because no one got around to checking it.

Your infrastructure, if you want it

Self-host it or let us run it - placement and revenue data are commercially sensitive either way. See security & data handling.

Scaling a placement-monitoring program by hiring more people to check more lobbies runs into the same wall every time: the checking doesn't get better, it just gets spread thinner. Automating the check is what actually scales — the account managers you have get to spend their time on the operators and the conversations that need a person, instead of the ones that just needed a look.

Where to start

Position tracking

How probes work without an operator API.

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For compliance teams

Turning probe history into an audit trail.

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FAQ

Which operators Pecker can probe, and how.

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Stop checking positions by hand every day.

Built for content providers who manage placement contracts across dozens of operators, Pecker replaces the manual spot-checks, shared spreadsheets, and screenshot folders that slow account teams down. Set it up once, and compliance monitoring runs quietly in the background.

Your time goes to the conversations that matter, not the screenshotting that precedes them. And when something does slip, you'll know about it before your next call — not after.