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It's a public company already. They do about a billion in revenue, growing quickly, and a net loss of about $60M.

Interesting enough though, much of Unity's profit derives from ads and payment processing.

> the company noted that it's the 11th consecutive quarter during which revenue growth reached 30% or more.

I think that just means revenue sharing with developers that use their engine. Not that surprising.

Do they have a revenue sharing model? I was under the impression it's a monthly subscription.

I think the monetization stuff (put ads in your game) is a separate service. I could be wrong.