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Beamable

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Beamable is a hosted game backend for developers, mainly Unity teams, covering player accounts, inventory, leaderboards and live operations.

About Beamable

Beamable is a commercial game backend platform aimed at developers building live-service games, with a particular focus on Unity. It supplies server-side building blocks for player accounts, inventory and leaderboards, so a studio does not have to design and operate that infrastructure on its own.

Beyond the core player-data services, the platform is positioned around live operations, meaning teams can update and tune a game after it has launched. It is delivered as a hosted service and sits in the Backend as a Service category, alongside other game-oriented backends.

Key features

  • Player account management
  • Inventory and item storage
  • Leaderboards for competitive play
  • Live operations tooling
  • Unity integration

Good fit for

  • →Unity studios launching live-service games
  • →Small teams avoiding custom backend work
Tags
game-backend
unity
live-ops
leaderboards
player-accounts
baas

Beamable: questions and answers

What is Beamable used for?
Beamable is a hosted game backend for developers, mainly Unity teams, covering player accounts, inventory, leaderboards and live operations. It is a good fit for Unity studios launching live-service games and small teams avoiding custom backend work.
Is Beamable free?
Yes. Beamable has a free plan.
Is Beamable open source?
No. Beamable is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to Beamable include SpacetimeDB.
What are some alternatives to Beamable?
Beamable competes with PlayFab, AccelByte and Unity Gaming Services. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Beamable alternatives.

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