Having acquired app beta testing platform TestFlight in early 2012, Burstly has been building up its reach.

Now, combining its SkyRocket monetisation engine with TestFlight and linked analytics solution FlightPath, it's rebranding itself as a complete service provider for developers.

This is particularly important in the case of SkyRocket, which was previously only available to larger outfits.

Come one, come all

Opening the doors to all developers means - Burstly says -they can create custom segments using FlightPath and then implement different monetisation experiences via SkyRocket.

In this way, developers will be able to turn of ads for paying players or apologising for a crash by giving away in-game currency.

"For the first time, we are our opening up our monetisation platform to all mobile developers and publishers through the launch of SkyRocket," said CEO Evan Rifkin.

"With Burstly, developers now have the option of using a full suite of integrated services which are incredibly powerful when mixed together, or the flexibility to use each service on its own."

You can check out the services here.