

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Francisco, Playdigo has been performance obsessed from day one. We bring years of experience across campaign growth, publisher monetization, and marketplace dynamics into one adaptive platform.
Playdigo was founded to help performance-obsessed marketers achieve measurable business growth across mobile and connected environments, and to give app developers, streamers, and digital publishers a smarter way to maximize the value of every impression. We do it through Outcome Intelligence, transparent performance data, and a partnership ethos built to last.

Every part of this company is built around a simple idea: performance advertising should make the advertiser's business bigger and the publisher's business stronger at the same time. We're performance obsessed, and seven years in, that's still what makes Monday mornings interesting.
Playdigo was started by Daniel Ehevich and Daniel Pelled, two veterans of the mobile advertising industry who had spent enough years watching budgets get spent without showing up in business results. The bet, made between rounds of ping pong at their San Francisco office, was that performance advertising could be built differently. That a platform aligning the buy side and the sell side around real outcomes would attract the right marketers, the right publishers, and the right kind of growth.
Then 2021 happened. iOS 14 changed the landscape overnight, identifiers disappeared, and most of the industry spent the next year trying to figure out which way was up. Playdigo spent that same year leaning further in, turning its operator view of audience, context, creative, supply, pacing, and outcomes into Digo. It proved that Outcome Intelligence wasn't a luxury, it was the only way forward.
Seven years in, we run campaigns and inventory for some of the most demanding teams in performance advertising. The bet was right. The work is still interesting. And the ping pong table is still in the office.

What makes a company last in this industry is the same thing that made us bet on it in the first place. You have to like the work, you have to trust the people you're doing it with, and you have to mean what you say to your clients. That's the company we set out to build, and the one we keep choosing to be.















The companies that last are the ones that stay curious. The ones that keep asking what could be sharper, what could be better, what the next version of this looks like. Playdigo is one of the few places I've been that treats those questions as the work itself, and we're nowhere near done asking them.