# Revenue Model

### In-Game Consumable

RealGo monetizes like top mobile games through optional consumables that support progression, customization, and convenience. These purchases are designed to enhance the experience without breaking competitive balance.

### Marketplace Fees

As players trade memes, in game resources, assets, RealGo captures a fee on each transaction. This scales naturally with user activity and liquidity as the ecosystem grows.

### In-Game Ads Placement

RealGo offers native brand placements inside the game world, integrated into events, missions, and environments. This creates high attention inventory that feels like part of the experience, not a banner ad.

### Geo-location Ads

Because RealGo is location-based, we can power real-world activations where venues and brands sponsor locations, map points, or city-wide campaigns. These placements drive foot traffic and measurable engagement tied to real-world behavior.

### Project Onboarding Fees

Meme and DeFi partners can onboard into RealGo through featured campaigns, quests, and utility integrations. RealGo becomes a distribution channel that converts community attention into sustained participation, with partner fees aligned to launch and ongoing performance.

### Seasonal Passes and Campaigns

RealGo runs seasonal content with limited - time missions, progression tracks, and themed rewards. Passes and campaigns create predictable recurring revenue while keeping the game fresh and retention high.


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