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Achievements & Badges

Earn achievements as you complete campaigns, grow your audience, and contribute to the community.

Gamosy features an achievement system that rewards creators for milestones and consistent engagement.

How Achievements Work

Achievements unlock automatically when you meet specific criteria. There's nothing to claim or activate - Gamosy tracks your progress and awards achievements as you go, whether the trigger is a completed campaign, a newly connected platform, a follower milestone, or a verification decision.

When you unlock an achievement, you'll receive a notification alerting you to the new badge.

Achievement Categories

There are 16 achievements across four categories:

Participation

Earned by completing campaigns end to end (approved content):

  • First Steps - complete your first campaign
  • Getting Started - complete 5 campaigns
  • Veteran - complete 20 campaigns
  • Legend - complete 50 campaigns

Quality

Earned for how well you deliver:

  • Trusted - reach trust score 80+
  • Reliable - reach CCR score 90+ (requires real campaign history)
  • Speed Demon - average delivery under 3 days across 5+ campaigns
  • Perfect Streak - 10 consecutive approved submissions

Growth

Earned as your audience grows:

  • Rising Star - reach Micro tier (1K followers)
  • Influencer - reach Mid tier (10K followers)
  • Star Creator - reach Macro tier (100K followers)
  • Superstar - reach Mega tier (1M followers)
  • Multi-Platform - connect 3 or more platforms

Community

Earned for being part of Gamosy:

  • Verified Creator - get verified status
  • Engagement Pro - average engagement rate 5%+ across 3+ platforms
  • Early Adopter - joined before platform launch

Viewing Your Achievements

Your achievements are displayed in several places:

  • Growth page - Full achievement grid showing earned and locked achievements with progress
  • Public Creator Profile - Visitors can see your earned achievements
  • Media Kit - Achievements appear in your shareable media kit

Each achievement shows:

  • An icon representing the achievement type
  • A name and description
  • Your progress toward unlocking it

Why They Matter

Achievements serve as social proof - developers reviewing your applications can see your achievement badges, which signal reliability, experience, and engagement. A creator with many achievements is more likely to be approved for campaigns.