IP Licensing for Games
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Practical checklist for licensing a game: expect negotiations that take months, need insurance typically $1–5M, and plan for a minimum guarantee often $100k–$250k plus a royalty commonly around 10–15% (royalties range 7–20%). Research shows about 30% of top‑100 mobile grossing titles are licensed, so IP can boost discovery but results vary. Build a two‑page one‑pager and a <20‑slide deck, forecast MG versus royalty outcomes, contract for 2–3 year terms, nail approval SLAs (aim five business days), and remember digital sales end at license termination.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:05Considerations and Goals
- 10:57Timeline
- 11:44Research Outreach
- 13:39Potential Risks
- 15:05Keep an Open Mind
- 16:14Pitch Materials
- 18:15How to Reach Out
- 20:09Email Pitch
- 20:58Deal Negotiation
- 22:34Minimum Guarantee
- 24:17Royalty
- 26:30Territory
- 27:17Term
- 28:01Termination
- 28:33Selloff Period
- 29:05Approvals
- 29:54Marketing Support
- 30:53Publicity Rights
- 31:28Presentation
- 31:53Insurance Requirements
- 32:35Integration and Development
- 36:25Launch and Release
- 38:57Questions
