Highlights
- Monopoly Go reached $6B in just 1,275 days, the fastest in mobile game history.
- The title ranks 14th all-time by mobile revenue, generating about $200M per month.
- It led global IAP (in-app purchase) revenue in 2024.
Scopely’s Monopoly Go has surpassed $6 billion USD in lifetime IAP (in-app purchase) revenue, becoming the fastest mobile game in history to reach the milestone, according to estimates from Sensor Tower. The figure, which covers spending on Apple’s App Store and Google Play, was reached in 2025, just 1,275 days after launch.
Sensor Tower data shows Monopoly Go hit the mark significantly faster than previous top earners. Mixi’s Monster Strike took days, while Tencent’s Honor of Kings reached $6B in 1,762 days. Other titles to cross the threshold include Royal Match (1,868 days), Genshin Impact (1,873 days), and Clash of Clans (2,206 days).
Launched globally on April 11, 2023, Monopoly Go is estimated to be generating around $200M per month.
It currently ranks as the 14th highest-grossing mobile game of all time by player spending on iOS and Android, making it the youngest title in the top 15. Only Royal Match, released in 2021, comes close in terms of recency.
Monopoly Go Revenue Milestone Highlights Market Shift
The report says that Monopoly Go was the number one mobile game worldwide by in-app purchase revenue in 2024 and has ranked as the top casual game by player spending since its debut. The firm also said Monopoly was the highest-earning mobile IP by revenue, driven by Monopoly Go, and that the title led all tabletop-themed mobile games by player spending in 2025.
“No other title has reached the $6 billion lifetime IAP milestone this quickly,” said Sensor Tower analyst Sam Aune, adding that “the speed of its rise is unprecedented— even among the most successful games ever released.”
The figures exclude advertising, direct-to-consumer sales, and other revenue sources, meaning actual lifetime revenue is likely higher. The milestone highlights Monopoly Go’s impact on the casual mobile market and its role in pushing Scopely into the industry’s top tier of publishers.
