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
How probes work without an operator API.
Read more →Turning probe history into an audit trail.
Read more →Which operators Pecker can probe, and how.
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