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.

bring your workload see what a session costs

walter.gg

this frame was rendered on a machine that is not ours

An owner’s gaming PC near the player encodes every frame on its GPU (NVENC) and streams it over WebRTC, so the player installs nothing. Walter, YOM’s cloud-gaming service, serves the session, and the operator whose machine served it gets paid.

play a session on walter.gg no download, it starts in the browser

three ways onto the network

Same machines underneath. What differs is who owns the surface the player sees.

embed it yourself

Put a playable session on your site, your Discord or a store page. No storefront, no cut.

publishers and studios

your brand on it

Carriers and platforms run the network behind their own brand. Your logo, our machines.

carriers, OEMs and platforms

your own streamer

Already have a game streamer or 3D app? It runs in its own container near each user, billed by the hour.

platforms and studios with their own stack

it starts for free and scales by contract

discovery

Embed a playable demo on the channels you already have

no fee
hosting slot

One workload on the network, with 2,300 credits a month: 1,150 Standard sessions

$89 a month
beyond that

Every credit over the monthly allowance

$0.048 a credit
pro and enterprise

Contracts sized to your measured sessions

quoted per contract

the network’s list fee per session, by class

light: $0.04
standard: $0.08
premium: $0.16
ultra: $0.24

the network is already serving

16,100

live sessions on the network in the last 30 days
7

world regions with active hosts, with rented cloud GPUs where operator supply is still thin
168

live game sessions over 20 days on UK mobile tower sites

who is already asking

game studios

lined up to put their games on the network
AAA publishers

in the pipeline
tower companies

putting game capacity next to their own sites

the ask

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 workload