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Claymation puzzle app for toddlers aged 2-4

New entrantConsumer subscriptionsMobile appSold to people#593 in the indexclaypals.app

Est. MRR

$93

30-day change

0.0%

Live creatives

1

Band

$21 – $402

Monthly ad spend

$8

0.0%
Not enough history yet

Estimated revenue · band 4× wide

$93

$21$93$402

The floor and ceiling are what the model actually produced. They are not tidied, and the width is the most honest thing on this page.

At a glance

Creatives ever seen
4
Still serving
1 · 25%
Countries
25
Total reach
453
Creative history
10 days
Months of spend
1

Audience

Who the spend reached.

By market

United Kingdom86%
Italy2%
Germany1%
France1%
Everywhere else10%

By age

25-3430%
35-4433%
45-5414%
55-6411%
65+12%

Gender and placement

40% male60% female

Placements

FacebookInstagramAudience NetworkwhatsappThreads

Ad library

The rotation.

Distinct creatives, longest run first. The top one has been live 6 days.

STOPPED6d

No ads. No scores. Nothing collected.

ClayPals is a claymation puzzle app for toddlers 2–4. No ads, no accounts, no data collected - ever.

243 reach2026-08-19

About this estimate

ClayPals sits in Consumer subscriptions and advertises on Meta. We observe 1 live creatives reaching an estimated 453 people, priced at the CPM each destination country actually charges and converted at the return observed for that kind of product. The result is $93 a month, inside a band running from $21 to $402.

It is an estimate, not a reported figure, and ClayPals has not verified it.

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