Unity To Shut Down ironSource & Sell Supersonic

Last week, Unity shared its preliminary results for the first quarter, which came in above its own forecasts, and announced a few business changes.

Notably, Unity confirmed it will shut down the ironSource Ads Network on April 30th and is working with a financial advisor to sell its Supersonic casual game publishing business, known for titles like Bridge Race, Going Balls, and Build A Queen. The company seems to prioritize its own advertising platform Unity Vector, and hopes these changes will result in "faster revenue growth, increased Adjusted EBITDA, and higher Adjusted EBITDA margins."

Unity expects revenue of $505-$508 million, above its previous guidance of $480-$490 million. Adjusted EBITDA is expected to be $130-$135 million, compared to guidance of $105-$110 million.

The outperformance was reportedly driven by Unity Vector, which is expected to grow 15% sequentially in the first quarter of 2026, along with stronger results in the Create segment. Unity expects Grow revenue of around $352 million and Create revenue of about $155 million.

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