Anyone using Pulse web app?

[MissExposé]

Pulse by Affiliate Roulette is a messaging platform designed specifically for the iGaming industry, offering affiliates, casino operators, affiliate managers, and other professionals a dedicated space to communicate and build business relationships.

While Telegram and other messaging apps remain widely used in the industry, Pulse aims to provide a more focused alternative, with an emphasis on verified professional identities and industry networking.

What Could Pulse Offer Affiliates?

• Industry-focused communication – Connect with affiliates, operators, and other iGaming professionals.
• Verified identities – Help users identify who they are communicating with.
• Business networking – Discover potential partners and maintain professional relationships.
• Dedicated messaging – Keep industry-related conversations within a specialized platform.

Affiliate Roulette also plans to transition its own communications to Pulse by 2027, suggesting a long-term commitment to the platform.

Of course, the real value of Pulse will depend on how widely it is adopted and whether it offers practical advantages over existing messaging services.

We'd Like to Hear from AGD Members!

Are you already using Pulse, or would you consider giving it a try? Do you think the iGaming industry needs a dedicated messaging platform, or are existing options like Telegram sufficient?

If you've tried Pulse, we'd appreciate your feedback on its features, usability, and overall experience.

 

[Liovav]

Sounds interesting, especially the ability to verify professional identities and find reliable partners. However, a lot will depend on how user-friendly the platform is and how widely it is adopted by the iGaming community.

 

[CasinoDotReview]

We have Skype, Teams, Telegram, emails - even now there is too much things to communicate through, so I am definitely not a fan of adding one more

 

[JTK]

I don't think we have Skype anymore.

The real draw, it seems, is the verified identities. That would be a time saver for everyone. I'd gladly give up that convenience myself, though, for an open-source alternative with end-to-end encryption.

 

[baksbani]

We have Skype, Teams, Telegram, emails - even now there is too much things to communicate through, so I am definitely not a fan of adding one more

As a user, I’d agree with what you’re saying. But when you look at it from the lens of a company, their goal is to reach as many people as they possibly can. I can’t really fault them for that. At the end of the day, it’s all a numbers game