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Admix was rebranded to Landvault (Jan 2022) and acquired by Infinite Reality (Jan 2024)— see Infinite Reality for current status.
Admix

Admix

In-Game Advertisinglandvault.io

Admix enabled brands to reach highly engaged gaming audiences through non-intrusive, programmatic in-game ad placements — billboards, jerseys, and loading screens — without disrupting gameplay. Its self-serve platform gave advertisers scalable access to game inventory across thousands of titles.

Last updated Aug 19, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment · Connections updated Aug 24, 2026

Founded
2018
HQ
London, England, United Kingdom
Connections
19

At a glance

Employees
51-200
Funding
$25M+
Revenue
$10M - $50M annually
Stock
NASDAQ:ADMX
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About

Was one of the leading in-game programmatic advertising platforms before merging with Landvault in 2022 and rebranding to focus on Web3 and metaverse experiences.

Admix was a London-based in-game advertising company founded in 2018 by Sam Huber. The platform allowed advertisers to place programmatic ads directly within game environments — billboards, jerseys, loading screens — without disrupting gameplay. By 2022 Admix had grown to over 5,000 advertisers including Google, Amazon, McDonald's, Facebook, Uber, and PayPal. In June 2022, Admix merged with Landvault (the metaverse's largest builder/construction company) at a combined $300M valuation. The merged entity rebranded as Landvault, with Sam Huber leading as CEO. Landvault pivoted decisively to Web3 and metaverse experiences, leaving traditional in-game advertising (web2) altogether. As of 2026, Admix as a standalone brand no longer operates — its team and technology continue under the Landvault brand. (Common AI misattribution: Admix is sometimes incorrectly described as acquired by Digital Turbine, or as a subsidiary of Anzu. Neither is true — Anzu is a competitor in the same in-game ad category, and Digital Turbine has no acquisition or ownership relationship with Admix.)

Business model

Programmatic Advertising Platform

Target market

Enterprise

What they offer

  • In-Game Ad SDK

    A developer-facing SDK that allowed game studios to integrate programmatic ad placements (billboards, jerseys, loading screens) directly into game environments without disrupting gameplay.

  • Self-Serve Advertiser Platform

    A programmatic advertising dashboard enabling brands and agencies to plan, buy, and measure in-game ad campaigns across thousands of game titles.

  • Programmatic Marketplace

    A real-time bidding marketplace connecting game publishers with a network of over 5,000 advertisers including Google, Amazon, and McDonald's.

Key features

Non-intrusive in-game ad placements (billboards, jerseys, loading screens)Programmatic real-time bidding for game inventorySelf-serve advertiser dashboardDeveloper SDK for easy game integrationCross-platform game ad support (mobile, PC, console)Brand safety and contextual targeting controls

Use cases

Brand awareness campaigns targeting gaming audiencesProgrammatic in-game billboard and signage placementsGame monetization for indie and mid-size studiosContextual advertising within sports and racing gamesReach campaigns targeting hard-to-reach Gen Z and millennial gamers

Customer segments

Global brand advertisers (CPG, tech, QSR)Media agencies and trading desksIndependent game developers and studiosMobile game publishersPC and console game developers

Tech & specs

Technology stack

Programmatic RTB (Real-Time Bidding)Unity and Unreal Engine SDK integrationsOpenRTB protocolMachine learning for contextual targetingCloud-based ad serving infrastructure

Security & compliance

GDPR

Deployment

Cloud

API

Yes

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