Everything you need to know about TitleScreen

What is TitleScreen?

TitleScreen is an online platform where Developers publish a Game Page to promote their projects, and Publishers and Investors browse those pages to find games to fund, publish, distribute, port or release physically.

Publishers browse projects one at a time in Discover, save the ones they like to Favorites, and contact the Developer directly from the platform.

Creating your account

1. Sign up

   Go to Join TitleScreen and fill in your details. Signing up is free for everyone.

2. Activate your email

   We send you a confirmation email with an activation link. Your account stays inactive until you click it. If it does not arrive, check your spam folder.

3. Log in

   Once activated, log in with your email and password at the login page.

4. Complete your profile

   Fill in your personal and company information so other users know who they are talking to. See Account & Profile.

Choosing your role

Your role tells other members what you are looking for on the platform. You can change it at any time from your profile.

Your personal profile

These fields live in My Profile.

Your company profile

Your company or studio page is what Publishers see next to your projects. Manage it in Company.

The four steps

1. Basic Information

   The identity of your game: title, description, main banner, key art and an optional YouTube trailer.

   • Project Title — required.
   • Description — required. Rich text: you can add formatting, images and GIFs.
   • Main Banner — required. The wide image at the top of your page.
   • Key Art — up to 8 images. Add at least 3.
   • Trailer — optional YouTube link.

2. Product Information

   The searchable data other users filter by. Every field has an Other option if your case is not listed.

   • Genre — one or more.
   • Platforms — target platforms for the game.
   • Engine — Unity, Unreal, Godot, custom, etc.
   • Multiplayer and Age Rating.
   • Current Status — how far along development is.
   • Consumer Price range, or mark the game as Free to Play.
   • Budget range — what you need to finish the project.

3. Services Requested

   What you are actually looking for. This is what Publishers match against, so be specific.

   • Select the services you need — funding, publishing, porting, distribution and more.
   • If you request porting, pick the target platforms.
   • If you request regional distribution, pick the territories.
   • If you request a physical edition, pick the territories for it.

4. Additional Materials

   Links to anything that helps a Publisher evaluate you: pitch decks, playable builds, art packs, design documents.

   • Each entry has a Document Name, a Short Description and a Link.
   • Host the file wherever you like (Drive, Dropbox, itch.io, your own site) and paste the URL.
   • Make sure the link is publicly accessible, or nobody will be able to open it.

Editing a project later

Open My Projects and choose Edit on any project. You can change any step at any time, before or after publishing. Use Preview to see exactly how your page will look to other users before it goes live.

Accepted formats

Uploads are images only. We accept the common web and camera formats:

JPG JPEG PNG APNG GIF WEBP BMP TIFF ICO HEIC HEIF AVIF JXL

Size limit

Each file can be up to 100 MB. If an upload fails, the most common causes are a file over that limit, an unsupported format, or a slow connection dropping mid-upload. Try again with a compressed version of the image.

What to upload where

Replacing or removing images

In edit mode every image slot has a Remove button. To replace an image, just upload a new file into the same slot — the old one is swapped out when you save.

Completeness

Every project has a completeness score out of 100%. A project must reach at least 30% before it can be published — that floor exists so no empty page ever reaches a Publisher.

Points are awarded like this:

Project states

You can see the state of each project at a glance in My Projects.

Why is my project not showing up?

• Completeness is below 30% — finish the missing fields.
• The project has not been paid, or the period has expired.
• The payment just went through and the page has not been refreshed yet.
• You are looking at your own project in Discover — you will not see your own pages there.

How to pay

1. Finish your project

   Bring it to at least 30% completeness so it qualifies for publishing.

2. Start the checkout

   From My Projects, click Publish on the project you want to make public.

3. Pay securely with Stripe

   You are redirected to Stripe Checkout. We never see or store your card details. If you have a promotional code, enter it on that screen.

4. You are live

   You come straight back to My Projects and the project switches to Published, with the date its period ends.

Renewals and expiry

• Each subscription covers one year for one project.
• It renews automatically at the end of the period unless you cancel.
• In the last 14 days you will see an Expires soon warning with a countdown.
• If it expires, the project simply stops being public. Nothing is deleted — all your text, images and materials stay exactly where they were, and paying again restores visibility.

Managing your billing

Go to Billing and open Manage payment & invoices. That takes you to the secure Stripe customer portal, where you can:

• Update or replace your payment card
• Download past invoices and receipts
• Cancel a subscription
• Update your billing address and tax details

Cancelling

Cancel any time from the Stripe portal. Your project stays published until the end of the period you already paid for — cancelling does not cut it short and does not remove your project.

Payment problems

• Payment went through but the project is not published. Reload My Projects — the status usually syncs within a moment. If it still shows as unpaid, contact support with your project title.
• Card declined. Check the card details and available funds, then retry. Some banks block international or online charges by default.
• Charged twice. Open the Stripe portal to check your invoices, and contact support if a duplicate charge is really there.

Discover

Discover shows you one Game Page at a time. Read it, then either Favorite it to save it for later, or Pass to move on to the next one.

Each page shows the banner and art, the description, the Project Details, the Services Requested, information about the team, and any Additional Materials the Developer linked.

Advanced Search

Advanced Search lets you filter the whole catalogue by the fields Developers filled in on their pages — genre, platform, engine, development status, budget range and the services they are requesting.

Favorites

Any project you favorite in Discover is saved to My Favorites. It is your private shortlist — take your time and contact the Developer when you are ready. You can remove a project from the list at any point.

Messages

Conversations happen inside the platform, in Messages. You do not need to share a personal email address to start talking. Check Notifications so you do not miss a reply.

Getting contacted more often

• Push your project completeness as close to 100% as you can.
• Use strong key art — it is the first and sometimes only thing a Publisher looks at.
• Be specific in Services Requested. "Funding and European distribution" beats a vague list.
• Link a playable build or a pitch deck in Additional Materials.
• Keep your company profile filled in, with a real description of your studio.

Password

Change your password from Configurations. If you cannot log in, use Forgot your password and we email you a reset link. Every password change triggers a confirmation email — if you get one you did not ask for, contact support immediately.

Deleting your account

You can request deletion from Configurations. Your account is deactivated straight away and you are logged out.

How we handle your data

• Card details are handled entirely by Stripe. They never reach our servers.
• Uploaded files are checked before they are stored, and executable formats are rejected.
• Read the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service for the full details.

Opening a support ticket

Use the Support Center to send us a request. Pick the category that matches your issue so it reaches the right person faster:

• Problem With My Payment
• Problem With My Game Page
• Problem With My Profile
• My Post is Not Reflected
• Other

If you are logged in, you can follow your requests in My Tickets.

Writing a useful report

The more of this you include, the faster we can fix it:

• The exact project title, if the issue is about a specific Game Page
• What you were trying to do, and what happened instead
• The exact error message, if you saw one
• Your browser and device
• A screenshot

More resources

• Frequently Asked Questions
• About TitleScreen
• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy
• Email: support@titlescreen.com