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The scheme will come into effect by the end of the July, after which any title included in Stadia Pro -- which gives subscribers access to a library of games for a monthly fee -- a share of the money generated by the service.

70% of all monthly revenue generated by the Pro subscription will be split between partners based upon how many "session days" players have spent on their games.

One user playing a Stadia Pro title once on one day and once the next would count as two session days. However, a user playing twice on the same day counts as one session day.

Google is also introducing a new split for titles sold individually in the Stadia Store, giving 85% of sales revenue to developers for any titles released from October 1. This split will only apply up to the first $3 million and is currently slated to change at the end of 2023 -- after which it will revert back to "the current split," according to the company.

Finally, the internet giant will be introducing a new affiliate marketing program for Stadia Pro partners in the first half of 2022.

Under this initiative, developers will receive $10 for every new user they help to convert to a Stadia Pro subscriber, tracking which users click on studios' unique Click To Play links, which launches Stadia in a browser, and switch to a paid subscription after a free one-month trial of Pro.
Stadia introducing 70% revenue share for Pro subscription | GamesIndustry.biz