The company

Top-50

World's mobile apps publisher

700+

Clients and studios using our software

27

Countries our clients work in

150+

Employees

4

Offices in European cities

9

Years of experience

Our activities

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A CAS representative speaking during a discussion at the Google AdMob Summit in Dubai, a small industry event focused on networking and mobile app monetization.
Dubai
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Krakow
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San Paolo
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İstanbul
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Las Vegas

We actively participate in international game industry conferences around the world, delivering lectures about the secrets of success in ad monetization

White Nights Berlin`22

Games Gathering, Kyiv`21

Talents in Games, online`22

The brands we cooperate with

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Happy clients

Hear directly from mobile game developers about why they chose CAS

Simon Papazov

CEO, Vasilkoff Cy Ltd

«My app`s revenue increased by 3 times. I`ve integrated CAS in June 2021. And it continues to grow»

Eugene Karavashkin

CEO, EvKar Games

«You don`t need to control price floors and waterfalls. That`s why we have 2-3 free hours per day. It`s really good»

News

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High Season Playbook

Mon 09, 2026

Q4 ad monetization usually turns into a mad dash at the last minute, but the teams that actually win break the quarter into four sleek phases instead of treating it like one endless holiday sprint. The secret is to sync your strategy with the market’s mood swings: September and October are your time to fix tracking, rebuild those audience pools, and run scrappy, low-cost creative tests. Come November, it’s all about scaling up fast and tweaking price floors to catch those sky-high Black Friday eCPMs. By late December, the smart move is to double down on App Store Optimization and scoop up zero-CPI organic installs from all those shiny new devices getting unboxed. And when January rolls in, you get a golden window for cost-effective retention campaigns while CPMs take a nosedive. If you stick to this phased game plan instead of scrambling mid-season, you’ll keep your fill rates healthy, squeeze every drop from peak ad revenue, and set yourself up for user value that actually lasts past the holidays.

Illustration of a magnet attracting currency icons, symbolizing user acquisition and app monetization alignment.

Bridging UA and Monetization

Sun 09, 2026

If you are running user acquisition and only checking IAP numbers, you are leaving a pile of money on the table. For games that mix ads and in-app purchases, watching just IAP RoAS is like trying to drive with one eye shut. The campaigns that seem like flops at first glance? Those are often the ones quietly pulling in ad revenue once you look at the full picture. The real problem is when UA and monetization teams are each stuck in their own corner, not sharing what they know. Once you start tracking ad revenue down to each user, everyone finally gets on the same page. Every rewarded video and interstitial can be traced back to its source, so both teams see the whole story: ARPU, LTV, RoAS, all together. Get everyone looking at the same numbers and watch your campaigns start to shine. Stop cutting off your best performers by mistake. Feed impression-level ad revenue into your bidding, dig up those hidden winners, and finally see the real results you have been after.

CAS.AI mobile ad mediation dashboard with performance metrics and analytics graphs

Metrics That Deceive: High eCPM and Low CPI Don’t Guarantee Profitability

Mon 09, 2026

High eCPM and low CPI mean nothing for profitability. Both are gross, averaged, and time-lagged. eCPM hides falling…

Technical diagram showing the CAS.AI SDK architecture integrating hybrid monetization, real-time bidding, and ad mediation layers.

Creative at the Speed of AI

Tue 09, 2026

By Q3 2026, AI-generated creative isn’t an experiment; it’s the default production method for most UA teams. But that shift created a new bottleneck: not making variants, but deciding what to do with them. Ad accounts that once ran 5-8 creatives now cycle through 30-50, and no human reviewer can keep up with that volume. Studios are pulling ahead, automating not just generation but the decision layer. Their systems flag CTR decay, frequency saturation, and CPM drift before dashboards catch up, then automatically rotate and regenerate creatives. Most teams optimize for install volume because it’s easy to track, but it’s the wrong metric. A creative can win on CPI and still fail on retention and revenue. The real gap is whether studios connect creative performance to downstream monetization, not just installs. Mediation-layer transparency becomes a creative-testing tool, not just a finance metric.

Diagram illustrating a hybrid monetization strategy blending In-App Purchases (IAP) and In-App Advertising (IAA) for mobile apps in 2026.

Hybrid Monetization 2026: Adapting Your User Acquisition for a Blended IAA + IAP Model

Wed 08, 2026

Your UA team is busy chasing D7 ROAS. Product rolls out new IAP bundles. Ad ops keeps adjusting interstitial floors. Each team is optimizing on its own, and the player ends up stuck in the middle. They get hit with ads before they even see a purchase offer. Or they run into a paywall when all they wanted was a rewarded video. Hybrid monetization tossed out the old playbook. You cannot just pick ads or IAP now. The studios that win in 2026 run both at the same time for every player. Now every user has two lifetime value curves, not one. Mediation decides who sees ads, how often, and under what rules. This piece covers where studios slip up when they try to add hybrid monetization to a UA plan that only thinks about one thing. It shows how one mid-core studio rebuilt its stack using entitlement checks and frequency caps for different player groups. There is also a five-step sequence for setting up mediation without ruining the player experience.

An abstract digital illustration showing mobile ad tracking identifiers like IDFA and GAID transitioning into secure, aggregated data privacy frameworks like SKAN and Privacy Sandbox.

Marketing in the Privacy Era: Measuring UA Performance Without IDFA

Thu 07, 2026

Measuring UA Without IDFA: What Actually Works in 2026 Deterministic tracking is gone. Most UA teams still act as if nothing has changed. IDFA and GAID let marketers pretend they had precision. Last-click attribution just let platforms take credit for organic users. Privacy rules didn’t ruin mobile marketing. They showed how shaky it was all along. Here’s what actually works: SKAdNetwork, Marketing Mix Modeling, incrementality testing, and contextual cohort targeting. Use all four if you want to keep your growth team profitable. Privacy-first programmatic mediation keeps eCPM high without device IDs. Blended CPI is the only KPI that gives you the real picture. If you’re still hoping user-level tracking will return, stop waiting. Here’s what to do instead. Read the full guide

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