Making money with HTML5 games
Browser games usually earn through ads: the portal shows advertising and part of the revenue goes back to the people who made the games. Here that part is up to 50% of the net ad revenue received each month, gathered into a developer pool.
The pool is split among games that genuinely keep players coming back, measured by plays, average session time and next-day return. House games (Brojek Games) are left out; the pool is only for independent developers.
To be straight with you: sharing starts once the site has active ads; no amount is guaranteed. Each month’s payout depends on real revenue and on how many games qualify.
How it works, in 3 steps
- 1
Sign in
Create your account in seconds with a passkey (fingerprint, face or PIN).
- 2
Upload your game
A .zip with index.html (or a single .html), title, description, category, cover and controls.
- 3
Send for review
We test and publish it. You follow plays and play time in your dashboard.
Revenue share at a glance
- Up to 50% of the net ad revenue received each month goes into a developer pool.
- Games qualify with at least 1,000 plays in the month, an average session of 3 min or more and next-day return of 10% or more.
- The pool is split by qualified minutes played. Paid via PayPal, minimum US$ 50.
Sharing starts once the site has active ads; no amount is guaranteed.
Games already on the portal
6 games
Frequently asked questions
How much can I earn?
No number can be promised. It depends on the month’s ad revenue, your game’s qualified minutes played and how many other games qualify.
What are the criteria?
In the month: at least 1,000 plays, an average session of 3 minutes or more and next-day return of 10% or more, with the game published for at least 7 days and no rule violations.
How do I get paid?
Via PayPal, from US$ 50. Amounts below the minimum carry over to the following months.
What counts as a qualified minute?
Only sessions of 60 seconds or more count, each capped at 120 minutes, and bot traffic is discarded.