Somoto Releases its 2nd Generation Software Monetization Tools

Software Monetization Tools Provider Embraced by Software Developers

2011-10-10

HOUSTON, TX, October 10, 2011 (Press-News.org) Somoto, a company providing monetization solutions to the software developers community, has officially release today its 2nd generation of monetization tools directed at software developers and publisher. Company prepares for extended growth during the next twelve months with new product launches and dozens of new partners joining its network.

Somoto was founded by two entrepreneurs who recognize software developers constant need to improve software functionality, increase revenues and boost distribution. The founders, Ben Garrun and Eyal Yaakov bring a combined 25 years of technology, finance and marketing experience, specifically in the freeware and shareware industry, to Somoto.

A partnership based solution, Somoto offers software developers to add its new monetization platform to the installation process at no cost, enabling them to offer end users trusted third party software, while earning developers meaningful revenues as well as diversifying their revenues sources.

"Somoto offers a unique value proposition to software developers in the digital age, and we look forward to increasing our customer base further with this exciting new offering," says Garrun.

Somoto zero integration policy enables software developers to integrate its tools with no effort.

About Somoto
Somoto develops and markets multiple monetization solutions for software developers that can be integrated with no effort and increase developers revenues substantially. The company is privately held. For more information, please visit the company's Web site at www.Somotoinc.com.

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