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Headline: Fueling Creativity

Website: http://www.mochimedia.com/

Blog: http://mochiland.com/

Mochi Media is the world's largest casual online game network, serving the needs of thousands of Flash developers, reaching over 100 million unique users each month with a library of over 14,000 games, and enabling advertisers to reach engaged consumers with targeted display, text and video ads. The company's Flash game development products and services provide developers with tools to track...More»

Address: 611 Mission St. 5th Floor San Francisco, CA 94105 Map it »

Phone: 415-680-3740

Email: support@mochiads.com

Founded: 2005

Industry: Media & Entertainment

Sub-Industry: Media Sharing

Legal Structure: Corporation

Ownership: Private

Management

Board of Directors

George Garrick [x]

Date	Type	Capital Amount	Post-Money Valuation	Investors
06/18/2008	Series B	10M	Unknown	Accel Ventures, Shasta Ventures

Name:	Mochi Coins API
Product URL:	http://www.mochimedia.com/coins/
Date Launched:	07/2009
Description:	The ground-breaking MochiCoins API provides game developers with a hassle-free solution to selling virtual goods and upgrades in their games. MochiCoins can be used everywhere by gamers. Transactions work anywhere on the Internet, and aren't tied to a specific website. Multiple payment methods including credit card, PayPal, offers, mobile and more. Forget the hassle of dealing with fraud and customer service. Secure login and server side persistence enables you to store game state and user data no matter where the game is played.
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Name:	Mochi Analytics API
Product URL:	http://www.mochimedia.com/developers/analytics.html
Description:	It's similar to a hit counter and it tracks the performance of individual Flash content files (SWFs) no matter where they end up on the web. Developers just paste a snippet of ActionScript code into their Flash file and every time their Flash content is played, the content will send a signal back to our servers indicated where it is and that it's being played. It's completely invisible and will work with any type of Flash content: games, animations, banner ads, videos or anything else the developer can think up.
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