GameRamp raises $5.4m to build AI-powered publishing tools for developers
| Date | Type | Companies Involved | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 5, 2025 | investment | $5.4m |
- GameRamp helps developers automate and optimise monetisation strategies.
- The round was led by Bitkraft Ventures with backing from other global investors.
- The platform aims to unlock a new level of experimentation and insight for mobile developers.
AI-native publishing platform for mobile games and consumer apps GameRamp has raised $5.4 million in pre-seed funding to help developers automate and optimise their monetisation strategies.
The capital will support the team's expansion in the US and India, whilst also fast-tracking the launch of two AI-driven services.
GameRamp described Sentinel as a real-time in-game personalisation tool, while Grow is a financing service for developers.
Bitkraft Ventures led the round with participation from South Park Commons, Mixi, DeVC and other global angel investors.
Going global
"Scaling new apps or games has increasingly become hyper-competitive," said GameRamp CEO and co-founder Vivek Ramachandran. “Developers need to be best-in-class in an array of disciplines outside the core product experience. What if we could turbocharge this with AI?
"It isn’t just above improving existing processes; it’s enabling a completely new level of experimentation and insight. Our partners across regions like Vietnam, India and Turkey are seeing strong results and we are excited to launch globally in the near future"
Bitkraft Ventures partner Anuj Tandon commented: “GameRamp’s team embodies a blend of deep expertise across machine learning, product growth and investing.
They have a unique perspective on what it takes to win in hyper-competitive markets, and their obsession with developer outcomes shows in their early customer love.”
He added: “As we kick off our deep focus on emerging markets, GameRamp stood out as the obvious partner for one of our first lead investments in the region. Their vision and execution gave us confidence to back them as a global fund."