Flexion is a third-party distribution partner that publishes and operates mobile games on alternative Android stores, including Samsung Galaxy Store, Amazon Appstore, and Huawei AppGallery. Developers integrate once using Flexion's SDK. Flexion then manages all aspects of distribution, store operations, marketing, and reporting across all supported stores. This guide covers how that process works in practice.
Flexion is the market leader in 3rd party distribution, operating games and growing revenue for Developers for +10 years.
Flexion is the market leader in 3rd party distribution, operating games and growing revenue for Developers for +10 years.
Flexion is the market leader in 3rd party distribution, operating games and growing revenue for Developers for +10 years.
Covers how Flexion publishes and manages games across major alternative Android stores.
How Flexion manages platform relationships, store marketing, and paid user acquisition to scale growth.
Covers store submissions, update management, live operations and customer support across storefronts.
Technical discovery, SDK integration and technical requirements, with documentation and resources.
Everything your engineering team needs: SDK integration, purchase validation, attribution, testing, store submission and reporting.
What Flexion does, what you own, and what happens after you hand over a build.
Drop in the SDK, wire billing and produce your first store variant.
Prove purchases, entitlements and attribution behave across every target store.
Submit, go live and read the revenue, install and payout data that follows.
Understand the Flexion model, what we handle for you, and the shape of the work ahead.
The technical work required to prepare your game for distribution through Flexion's alternative app store network.
Prove the variant behaves correctly against real store sandboxes before submission.
Preparing store metadata, submitting your first build and tracking it through to live.
Running the title after launch — updates, store management, customer care and issue handling.
Revenue, performance and reporting — dashboards, API and the rules that govern their use.
