Alaplaya is a smaller division of a larger German multimedia company, Hubert Burda Media. Alaplaya has published titles from well known game developers aimed primarily at European audiences. Despite that, their website and games are also offered in English so Americans often play on their servers. As of July, 2014 Alaplaya merged with Aeria Games Entertainment. Player accounts from Alaplaya will be moved to Aeria and Aeria will acquire most of Alaplaya's titles.

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WarpPortal, also known as Gravity Interactive, is a North American publisher that brought the worldwide critically acclaimed MMORPG, Ragnarok Online, to the Western world. The company previously published subscription based games, it has since embraced the free to play model on all of their titles.

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Daybreak Game Company, previously known as Sony Online Entertainment, or SOE for short, is a subsidiary of the private equity group Columbus Nova. They focus on developing and publishing MMORPGs and helped pioneer the genre with the original Ever Quest game. Daybreak Game Company seeks to develop and provide the best online experiences on any platform they can deliver to all audiences.

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NetGame is a free to play portal created by mGame USA, which is the western subsidiary of parent Korean company mGame. mGame decided to start bringing games to the western audience in 2006 with a relatively small but hard working staff that manages free-to-play MMOs.

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IGG, which stands for I Got Games,  is one of the larger digital interactive entertainment companies, founded in 2005 with a staff of over 400 in the North American sphere alone. Their business is primarily focused on the development, publication and distribution of free to play MMOs. They have an extensive portfolio of client, browser, and mobile games.

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OGPlanet is a game publisher that specializes in free-to-play downloadable MMO's based in California with European and Korean offices. It was one of the first few companies to license and launch free to play Korean games in the U.S.

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Webzen Inc. is a South Korean developer and publisher of MMO's. With headquarters based in South Korea, bring and develop games to a global audience spanning from Asia to Europe to America. They run over 8+ free to play games which all share the same currency, Wcoins, that can be used in micro-transactions for each and every one of their client-based games.

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Nexon is a worldwide leader in free-to-play online games. Originally founded in Korea in 1994, they began setting a new standard for free to play games coupled with a micro-transaction system in which users can buy in-game cosmetics or equipment to use. They've serviced many games that have come and gone, but currently serve over 20+ games across the globe.

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ARC Games, previously known as Perfect World Entertainment, is one of the leading North American online games publisher that almost exclusively works with free-to-play MMORPGs. The North American division was founded in 2008 and they have published over 10 popular titles including Star Trek Online and Blacklight Retribution. The company re-branded themselves as "ARC Games" in 2014.

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