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Tapinator

www.tapinator.com

 
Tapinator (Ticker: TAPM) is a global developer and publisher of mobile games on the iOS, Google Play, and Amazon platforms. The Company focuses on operating its own titles, publishing properties where it holds substantial ownership positions, and making strategic investments into promising mobile companies. Tapinator’s owned and operated portfolio includes over 55 mobile gaming titles that, collectively, have over 30 million users. A number of these titles have risen to the top of the mobile leaderboard charts and have been featured by the Apple, Google, and Amazon App Stores. Founded in 2013, Tapinator is headquartered in New York, with development ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.tapinator.com
  • 140 West 57th Street; Suite 9C
    New York, NY USA 10019
  • Phone: 914.930.6232

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