In a nutshell

• Level100 launches a white-label commerce platform empowering creators to sell game top-ups and vouchers under their brand, shifting away from risky third-party monetization.
• Partnered with Lapak Gaming, the platform ensures secure and scalable fulfillment, supporting a trusted creator economy across Southeast Asia.
• Debuted at PGDX 2025, featuring storefronts from Filipino personalities Butters and Een, giving fans a direct and legitimate way to support their favorite creators.

Level100 has officially launched, introducing a white-label commerce platform that allows gaming content creators, streamers, and influencers to sell game top-ups, vouchers, and other digital products under their branding.

The platform aims to empower creators to move away from risky third-party deals and into more sustainable, transparent monetization, ultimately providing gaming creators with a legitimate and scalable way to earn revenue through their digital storefronts.

“At Level100, we believe creators deserve a path to monetization that’s both sustainable and above board,” said Ralph Aligada, CEO.

“We’re offering creators a way to earn that’s rooted in trust, legitimacy, and a long-term vision for the ecosystem. It’s time creators had real infrastructure and not just short-term deals.”

Level100 First Store Details

During PGDX 2025, Level100’s first two creator storefronts were announced, featuring well-known Filipino gaming personalities Butters and Een. Their stores, once launched, will allow fans to support them directly through trusted purchases of game credits and digital vouchers.

The platform is built in partnership with Lapak Gaming, one of Southeast Asia’s leading B2B distributors of digital goods. Through this collaboration, Level100 can deliver secure, seamless, and scalable fulfillment of game products across the region.

“We’re proud to support Level100 in building a scalable and credible creator economy in the region,” said Mahardika Maulana, Head of Business Development at Lapak Gaming. “This is a timely and much-needed solution for creators in emerging markets like the Philippines, where gaming audiences are massive but revenue opportunities remain fragmented.”