Pricing at Betagame depends on what your group needs — the number of participants, session frequency, and depth of focus areas like netcode architecture or real-time physics. Reach out directly and we will put together specifics that make sense for your situation.
Several concrete factors determine what a group engagement looks like financially. None of these are arbitrary — each one reflects real time and resource allocation on our end.
Sessions run from 4 to 16 participants. Smaller groups get more direct attention per person; larger cohorts benefit from richer peer exchange during design critiques and GTA VI-style open-world mechanics breakdowns.
Minimum 4 participants per session
Weekly recurring blocks cost less per session than one-off engagements. Consistent scheduling also tends to produce better results — participants retain more when they work through problems in sequence rather than in isolation.
Weekly or biweekly cadences available
Introductory multiplayer concepts, mid-level netcode and lag compensation, and advanced server-authoritative architectures — the kind used in Grand Theft Auto VI's persistent online world — each require different facilitator preparation time.
Three depth tiers available
Live code review, structured discussion, or hands-on collaborative builds each carry different operational costs. We will suggest a format based on your group's current skill distribution and goals.
Format matched to group composition
Send a message to support@betagame.info with a rough description of your group — how many people, what they already know about multiplayer systems, and what you are hoping to work through together. We typically respond within one business day with a concrete proposal rather than a generic price sheet.
