Free for studios
Send us your trailer or a gameplay video and we put it on the Mundo Gamer Network YouTube channel, with a thumbnail we design and a publishing slot we schedule for you. You keep every right to your footage.
No cost. No plan required.
From your studio dashboard, send a link to your video file and tell us whether it is a trailer or gameplay.
A person on our team checks the rights and the content. Nothing goes live automatically.
Approved videos enter a queue that publishes one video every four hours, so yours gets its own slot.
Your video goes live on the Mundo Gamer Network YouTube channel with a thumbnail we generate and a description built from what you sent.
Everything below is done for you, at no cost. Nothing here is a promise about views.
Built from a frame of your own video, with the game name and a TRAILER or GAMEPLAY badge. You do not have to design anything.
Approved videos go into a queue that publishes one every four hours, so yours gets a time of its own instead of competing with the rest.
Written from the title and description you send us, in English, with the game linked when you pick one.
The moment it goes up you get the YouTube link on your own panel, and an email with it.
A link to your own export gives the best result. A YouTube or Vimeo link works too, but that copy is already compressed, so republishing it compresses it again.
Only submit footage you own or are authorized to distribute, including its music. You confirm this when you submit, and we keep that record.
Titles and descriptions are published in English. You can submit a video in any language, but the text around it will be English.
Videos are published on a fixed schedule, so there may be a wait between approval and going live depending on the queue.
Withdraw a submission before it is scheduled, or ask us to remove the video after it is live. No reason needed.
You do. Nothing changes hands. You give us permission to publish it on our own channels, and you can withdraw that at any time.
From your dashboard, before or after it goes live. You do not have to give a reason. Removing one already on YouTube is a manual step on our side, so it is not instant, but it does not need your chasing either.
A YouTube or Vimeo link only gives us the copy that platform already compressed. Republishing it compresses the video a second time, which shows most on trailers — fast cuts and particles are exactly what compression struggles with. A link to your own export avoids that.
Titles and descriptions are published in English because the channel is aimed at a global audience. You can submit a video in any language; only the text around it is English.
A person reviews every submission first, then it enters a queue that publishes one video every four hours. So the wait depends on what is ahead of it. We email you when it goes up.
Submitting takes about a minute, and you can follow the status of every video from your dashboard.
Submit a video