Full-Time
Tools for mobile app growth and monetization
$43.2k - $67.3k/yr
Mid
Palo Alto, CA, USA
100% in-office role based in Palo Alto, CA HQ.
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AppLovin provides tools and services for mobile app developers to help them grow their businesses. Its platform focuses on three main areas: user acquisition, ad monetization, and analytics. Developers can use AppLovin's ad management platform to automate in-app advertising, which helps them earn revenue by displaying ads within their apps. Additionally, AppLovin offers services to help developers attract new users, increasing their app's visibility. The company differentiates itself from competitors by acquiring other businesses, such as Machine Zone, to enhance its technology and service offerings. AppLovin's goal is to be a comprehensive solution for mobile app developers, supporting them throughout the app lifecycle to maximize growth and revenue.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California
Founded
2012
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Hot five: AppLovin wants to acquire TikTok, supercell's film and TV ambitions, and Netflix Stories cancelled.
Amazon has reportedly placed an eleventh-hour bid to acquire video app/social commerce platform TikTok. The offer, as reported Wednesday (April 2) by The New York Times (NYT), comes just days ahead of a deadline that requires TikTok’s owner ByteDance to divest the platform or face a ban. However, sources familiar with Amazon’s bid tell NYT that parties involved in the negotiations did not appear to be taking the offer seriously. One source said the offer came in a letter to Vice President JD Vance and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick
Jaque Silva | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesShares of AppLovin sank 20% on Thursday, their steepest drop on record, as another short-selling firm raised concerns about the company's digital ad technology and claimed that it's violating app store rules.AppLovin tumbled $65.92 to close at $261.70. The stock soared more than 700% last year, the biggest gain among U.S. tech companies, due to enthusiasm surrounding AppLovin's artificial intelligence technology and the growth it was spurring in its ad business. But Muddy Waters Research on Thursday became the third short-selling firm to publish a report meant to raise significant investor skepticism. The stock is down 19% in 2025 after Thursday's drop.The report said that AppLovin's ad tactics "systematically" violate app stores' terms of service by "impermissibly extracting proprietary IDs from Meta, Snap, TikTok, Reddit, Google, and others." In so doing, AppLovin is funneling targeted ads to users without their consent, Muddy Waters said."If APP is not deplatformed, logically, numerous competitors will start copying APP's techniques because there is little technology involved," the firm wrote.Last month, Fuzzy Panda Research was one of two firms, along with short-seller Culper Research, that critiqued AppLovin's AXON software, which drove its earnings growth and stock surge. The shares dropped 12% on Feb
APP stockholders: Robbins LLP reminds investors that a class action was filed against AppLovin Corporation.
In a recent press release, Rosen Law Firm, a leading global investor rights law firm, announced the filing of a class action lawsuit against AppLovin Corporation (AppLovin) (NASDAQ: APP) on behalf of all persons who purchased securities of the company between May 10, 2023, and February 25, 2025.