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Question Buying users using Ads income

Discussion in 'Unity Ads & User Acquisition' started by AKKBgaming, Sep 13, 2022.

  1. AKKBgaming

    AKKBgaming

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    Hey,
    Can use ads generated income to buy users using ads balance?

    For example: I publish the game with Unity ads. My game earns 100$ in ad revenue in one day. Can I use these 100$ the next day to pay for user acquisition within unity platform without taking money out and then pay for ads separately? Then take out or pay the difference between earnings and spending.

    Thanks
     
    AKKBgaming, Sep 13, 2022
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  2. JasmineS_Unity

    JasmineS_Unity

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    Hi, once ads revenue is finalized in Monetization > Setup > Finance > Available balance, publishers can choose to allocate a portion of the ad revenue into their Growth budget by selecting 'Transfer to advertiser budget'. The minimum transfer amount is currently 100 USD.
    For more details pls refer to https://docs.unity.com/monetization-dashboard/TransferringRevenue.html
     
    JasmineS_Unity, Sep 14, 2022
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  3. AKKBgaming

    AKKBgaming

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    Hi! Thanks for reply.

    I have one more question about "ads revenue is finalized in Monetization" process. How long this stage usually takes? In other words how many days on average it takes to make those funds available to use on Growth budget including transferring the funds. Trying to understand the cycle of the money flow. Thanks in advance
     
    AKKBgaming, Sep 14, 2022
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