Higher Agency · SF/Berlin/Remote
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Industries

Industries we know from the inside

Most AI vendors pitch every industry the same way, and consumer businesses feel it fast: nobody on the vendor side has run a retention curve, tuned an economy, or held an editorial bar at scale. We have. We come from consumer products, free-to-play gaming above all, and the discipline that runs a live-ops hit is the discipline production AI demands. These are the industries where the transfer is cleanest.

Gaming studios

Home turf. Live-ops intelligence, content pipelines, player analytics and UA creative, from the operator who shipped Plants vs. Zombies 2, CSR Racing and June's Journey.

AI for gaming

SaaS companies

AI features inside existing products, support automation that holds your brand voice, and fractional leadership for mid-market teams making the platform bet.

AI for SaaS

Fintech

Underwriting, fraud, customer intelligence. Production AI that survives compliance review, from a firm that runs its own trading system with real capital at risk.

AI for fintech

Edtech

Personalized learning, retention design and content generation: the engagement mechanics of F2P pointed at learning outcomes instead of session length.

AI for edtech

D2C brands

Personalization, pricing, content at scale, retention. The same daily-measurement discipline that turned free-to-play into a $50 billion category.

AI for D2C

Adjacent consumer businesses usually fit too: marketplaces, media, health and wellness, retail. If you're near one of these five, the first call settles it.

Next step

A 30-minute call with a founder

A founder does the homework on your market before the call. You bring the problem. Half an hour settles fit.

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