By Golden Whale

FOUNDATION

Player-level forecasts and recommendation signals for existing CRM workflows.

The offering

What FOUNDATION does

FOUNDATION is Golden Whale’s predictive intelligence layer. Its published use cases include future player value, churn risk and incentive recommendations. Outputs are intended for use in an operator’s existing engagement processes.

Compare the subscription tier, refresh schedule and target definition before a pilot. Evaluate predictions on held-out data and separately measure any downstream campaign result.

Who should explore it?

CRM and analytics teams evaluating player-level predictive signals.

  • Prioritise retention review
  • Inform incentive and player-potential campaigns

Documented capabilities

  • Predicted player value
  • Churn-risk signals
  • Machine-readable recommendations

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Model outputs
Player-value, churn-risk and incentive recommendation signalsSource
Input context
Historical player data; assessment and production requirements should be agreedSource
Service tiers
Daily Starter predictions; Enterprise offers bespoke decisioning and workflowsSource

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration
Data-connected software layer; Starter lists daily signals, with bespoke integration under Enterprise.Source
Pricing
The reviewed pricing page lists FOUNDATION Starter from €299/month for up to 3,000 MAU; Enterprise is quoted separately. Confirm current terms.

Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.

Buyer questions, answered

What does FOUNDATION return?

The pricing FAQ describes machine-readable player predictions and recommendations for CRM and operational workflows.

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Can a team evaluate its data first?

A free data and retention assessment is advertised before subscribing. Confirm the upload specification and handling requirements with the supplier.

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