GPS real estate tycoon with 6M+ downloads on iOS & Android. Buy, trade & upgrade buildings and landmarks across 50M properties. Live since 2020. Ready to scale.
Get Rent: Trade Real Estate, formerly known as Landlord GO, is a GPS-based real estate game that has generated $6.85M in lifetime revenue and accumulated 6.6M downloads since its launch in July 2020. The game, which is available on Google Play and the App Store, holds an average rating of 4.7 stars from around 35,000 reviews. Players use the app to engage with real-world properties through its proprietary valuation engine, blending real estate elements with gameplay.
The game benefits from deep engagement, boasting 122.6 million sessions with players averaging 6.7 to 18.1 minutes of daily playtime. Players who remain active for over 180 days make up a significant portion of the user base, with a substantial group reaching level 100. Its organic discovery strategy on iOS, where 74.5% of downloads come from search and browsing, has kept the app profitable without much marketing. From October 2025 to September 2026, the game earned $118.6k in revenue with a $61.0k operating profit, demonstrating a 51% profit margin.
Financials reveal that in-app purchases and ads contribute heavily, with promotions and loot boxes being the primary revenue drivers. While there has been a decline in revenue since halting paid user acquisition in late 2024, it has stabilized around $10k per month. The global audience, especially in the US, which provides the highest lifetime value per install, presents an opportunity for growth with targeted user acquisition strategies. Reality Games is looking for a new owner to invest in expanding Get Rent's growth potential.
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