Where does GMOBY rank among its competitors?

GMOBY ranks 266th amongst 250 active competitors, of which 16 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Antstream, which secured $3.5M in Nov, 2021.

Who are the top competitors of GMOBY?

GMOBY's top competitors include DeNA, Kunlun and Antstream. Among them, Antstream secured the most recent funding round in November, 2021.

GMOBY - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Provider of digital applications and mobile software tutorials for users. The platform hosts downloadable files for games and utility software intended for mobile devices. Users access links to install modified software versions and instructional content for various gaming applications. The service includes files compatible with mobile operating systems.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2025

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

266^th among 316 competitors

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Top competitors of GMOBY include DeNA, Kunlun and Antstream. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of GMOBY, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	DeNA 1999, Shibuya (Japan), Public	Social mobile game platform and provider of mobile services	$19.2M	Sumitomo Corporation, Nippon Venture Capital ... & 1 others	76/100
2nd	Kunlun 2008, Beijing (China), Public	Developer and distributer of online games	$8.12M	Pu Yao Jiu Zhou Fund Management, Sequoia Capital ... & 5 others	62/100
3rd	Antstream 2013, London (United Kingdom), Series B	Cloud gaming platform	$20M	Tencent, Atari & 3 others	60/100
4th	Storms 2019, Singapore (Singapore), Acquired	Mobile gaming platform	-	SK Telecom, Singtel & 1 others	46/100
5th	Crytivo 2013, San Diego (United States), Unfunded	Independent game publishing company	-	-	44/100
6th	WildTangent Games 1998, Bellevue (United States), Series D	Provider of gaming platform for mobile and web devices	$80.5M	Advanced Technology Ventures, Notable Capital ... & 12 others	43/100
7th	Teebik Games 2011, Germany, Unfunded	Online gaming platform for playing multiple PC and mobile games	-	-	43/100
8th	Falcross 2013, Santa Clara (United States), Unfunded	Online gaming distribution platform	-	-	42/100
9th	NTT Solmare 2002, Osaka (Japan), Unfunded	Distributor of e-books and mobile games	-	-	41/100
10th	7Road.com 2008, Shenzhen (China), Acquired	Web and mobile game developer	-	PLUTUS.VC, Green Pine Capital Partners & 2 others	41/100
266th	GMOBY 2025, Unfunded	Provider of digital applications and mobile software tutorials for users	-	-	16/100