no platform in between
You buy sessions on machines that already sit near your players. You keep the surface, the audience and the money. We are the compute and nothing else.
walter.gg
this frame was rendered on a machine that is not ours
Somebody’s idle graphics card a few kilometres from the player. Walter buys the session and sells the catalogue, and the operator whose machine served it gets paid.
three ways onto the network
Same machines underneath. What differs is who owns the surface the player sees.
01
embed it yourself
Put a playable session on a surface you already own: your site, your Discord, a store page. No storefront in between, no cut of what you sell.
publishers and studios
02
put your own brand on it
Carrier portals, smart-TV apps and third-party launchers run the network as the streaming layer behind their own brand. Your logo on the surface, our machines underneath, nothing of ours in the way.
carriers, OEMs and platforms
03
have it delivered
Configurators, digital twins, virtual events and training environments, built and run as a project. This is the oldest demand we serve and it is older than the network itself.
enterprise
it starts for free and it stays self-service
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discovery
Embed a playable demo on the channels you already have
no fee
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self-service
Sign up, configure stream slots, go live without a call
$89 per slot per month
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included
Sessions inside a slot
100 per slot
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beyond that
Every session over the included hundred
per session, at the rate of its class
what one session costs, by class
- light
- $0.04
- standard
- $0.08
- premium
- $0.16
- ultra
- $0.24
the surfaces are already there
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50M+
smart TVs ship into EU retail with the app already on them
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30
live regions, with commercial cloud behind them where the mesh is still thin
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minutes
from signing up to a first session, with no MSA to negotiate
interactive 3D was the first thing anyone bought here
- configurators
- digital twins
- virtual events
- training environments
Streamed into a browser instead of installed. In 2020 we ran live 3D to thousands of browsers at once, and learned what centralised compute costs.
delivered for GSK, TEDx, Banijay and the Dutch Tax Office
bring the game
Tell us what it is, where your users are and how much of it there is. We come back with what the network serves today and what it costs.
talk to us about your workloadwho is already asking
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sub-7ms
in a live demo for a Japanese AAA publisher, shared onward inside the company
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due diligence
a second Japanese publisher, on licensing and supply
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a node, live
a tier-one European carrier, running inside the network today
Named parties stay unnamed until their own announcements land.