PUBG Mobile Revenue Hits $30 Million, Tripling Since Royale Pass Introduction

PUBG Mobile revenue has reached $33 million worldwide, according to Sensor Tower Store Intelligence estimates.

Introduced last month, the PUBG Mobile's premium Royale Pass has made a lasting impact on the hit game's revenue potential. According to Sensor Tower Store Intelligence estimates, players are now spending about three times as much per day in the game as they did before the Royale Pass went live on June 19.

Our data shows that App Store and Google Play users worldwide have spent an average of approximately $650,000 per day in the game since June 19, compared to about $220,000 per day in the preceding period. PUBG Mobile revenue since the Royale Pass was launched totals $22 million, compared to the estimated $7.6 million it grossed between May 16 and June 18, an increase of approximately 190 percent.

What's more, PUBG Mobile hasn't made less than $450,000 per day since the introduction of the Royale Pass, whereas before it never grossed more than $343,000 per day. Since the launch of the Royale Pass, the game has grossed as much as $1.1 million per day, reaching that high point on June 21, two days after the pass went live.

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Written by: Randy Nelson, Head of Mobile Insights

Date: July 2018

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