Keymailer: Connecting Gamers to Developers

Hey MGM,
Today I have an amazing tool called Keymailer to share with all you gamers that can help you bring fresh exciting new content to your channel.
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Keymailer connects YouTubers and Twitch streamers to game publishers so that you can get access to game keys quickly and easily.
Keymailer makes it easy for creators to request and receive keys for Steam games and other consoles to showcase on their channels.
Through the use of an accredidation system and activity tracker Keymailer can ensure that publishers send the right keys to the right gamers.
Content creators can request games they want to feature or stream on their channels.

To prevent spam Keymailer requires you to be accredited before you join. accredidation involves proving you are an active and worthy youtuber. To be accredided you must meet the following criteria:

• Atleast 50 subs in YouTube or 50 followers on twitch.
• Have made 3 videos in the past month. (A gaming video of a game that's on Keymailer. To be recognised tag the video with the tag on the Keymailer gme page).

Once the criteria have been met you will be queued for manual review by a staff member. You can request games during this time however the keys will only come through once accredided.

I hope this tool brings new life to many of your channels and brings the exciting opportunity for new games and new content.

If You have any questions feel free to ask and I will reply ASAP.

Showcase... Over and out!

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Visit Keymailer at:
https://www.keymailer.co/

 

Thanks, I thought I'd write a detailed post to explain it.

Yes it is

 

Your exactly right. When paired with the right gamers the developers of these games can gain attention of their worthy Games and gamers can recieve new fresh games for their channel.

 

Since Keymailer is in the beta stage and there's sooooo many requests going through this will happen.

Keymailer will be making devs pay to send keys in the future to stop spam from games you don't want. It's usually these small indie devs that send you random keys.

I've got quite a few games from Keymailer Infact around 95% of my 41 or so steam games are from Keymailer.
My favourite One from Keymailer that I've actually played so far is windlands however I've got other very promising ones except I'm waiting to get a PC to play them.