iGaming Software Providers Directory: Compare Casino & Sportsbook Platforms in 2026

Independent B2B directory of iGaming platform providers, game studios, payment and affiliate software. Compare setup costs, revenue share, launch times, licences and editorial ratings.

Browse by need: White label · Turnkey · Sportsbook · Crypto · Cost guide

62 platforms · 10 game providers · 12 payment solutions · Data last updated 9 September 2025 · How we rate

Start with the model that fits your licence and budget

The list above ranks all 62 platforms by our editorial rating. If you already know your deployment model or vertical, these pages narrow the field and explain what to check before you shortlist.

57 platforms

White label casino software

Launch under the provider's licence: the fastest and cheapest start, with less control.

Browse and compare 56 platforms

Turnkey iGaming platforms

Full stack on your own licence: you own the players, the data and the commercial relationships.

Browse and compare 58 platforms

Sportsbook software providers

B2B sportsbooks: odds feeds, trading and risk, bet builder, iframe or API delivery.

Browse and compare 55 platforms

Crypto casino software

Crypto cashier, custody, stablecoins and provably fair content, with the licensing caveats.

Browse and compare Median setup €35K

iGaming software cost guide

Every published setup fee and revenue share in one table, plus licence, content, payment and hosting costs.

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In-depth platform reviews

Researched profiles with sourced facts on products, pricing, licences, clients and recent developments, each with a verdict on who the vendor suits. Latest research 9 October 2026. See how reviews are produced.

SOFTSWISS 9.5/10

Enterprise · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose SOFTSWISS if you want one vendor for casino platform, aggregation, sportsbook, affiliate tracking and jackpots, run a crypto or multi-currency casino, or plan t…

EveryMatrix 9.3/10

Enterprise · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose EveryMatrix if you operate, or intend to operate, in UK, Nordic, Romanian, Greek, Ontario or US-regulated markets, need a sportsbook with in-house trading or re…

BetConstruct 9.0/10

Enterprise · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose BetConstruct if you want a sportsbook-first turnkey or white label with retail, poker, in-house live casino and a published price list, backed by MGA and UKGC B…

OpenBet 9.0/10

Enterprise · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose OpenBet if you are a tier-1 operator, state lottery or large regulated US or Canadian operator that needs a proven high-volume sportsbook with managed trading a…

GR8 Tech 8.8/10

Mid-Tier · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose GR8 Tech if you need a high-throughput sportsbook that plugs into an existing casino via iFrame or API in a few weeks, or a turnkey platform with a 200-person i…

Slotegrator 8.8/10

Mid-Tier · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose Slotegrator if you want a quick, modular launch with a wide aggregation feed, Telegram distribution and hands-on licensing help, and you are comfortable operati…

Soft2Bet 8.5/10

Mid-Tier · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose Soft2Bet if you want a regulated-market turnkey stack with a mature gamification layer (MEGA) and you accept a vendor that also competes with its own brands in…

Digitain 8.0/10

Enterprise · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose Digitain if you need a certified sportsbook or full platform for European regulated markets (Malta, UK, Romania, Belgium) or Ontario, and value a large in-house…

GamingTec 7.8/10

Mid-Tier · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose Gamingtec if you want a mid-sized sportsbook-and-casino platform with an agent network module and a track record of working in African, Latin American and Gulf…

GR8 Star 7.0/10

Mid-Tier · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Treat Gr8star as an unverified small white-label reseller: contact it only if you want a low-cost Curaçao-style white label and are prepared to do your own due diligen…

Bet B2B 6.0/10

Specialized · White label & turnkey · researched 9 Oct 2026

Choose BetB2B if you want a sportsbook-led, Curaçao-licensed white label or a sportsbook API with broad sports and payment coverage and are comfortable with a supplier…

Every other profile carries live benchmarks, a generated FAQ and an alternatives table; in-depth reviews are added in order of reader demand.

What the Numbers Actually Look Like

Every figure below is calculated live from the 62 active platform profiles in this directory — not from third-party market reports. You can verify any of them by filtering the platform list yourself. Last recalculated 9 September 2025.

€35K

Median setup cost

Across 19 platforms that publish a figure, entry prices run from €8,000 to €100,000. Half sit below the median — which is why a single "starting from" number tells you very little.

13.7%

Median revenue share

Quoted bands start at 1% and reach 20% of gross gaming revenue. The low end usually assumes a higher setup fee or a volume commitment.

4 wk

Median time to launch

Vendor-stated timelines span 1–8 weeks. These assume your licence and payment rails are already in place — in practice those, not the software, are what move the date.

94%

Include a sportsbook

Share of catalogued platforms offering sportsbook alongside casino. 98% expose a documented API and 100% claim native mobile optimisation — both are worth confirming in a live demo rather than on a feature sheet.

How the catalogue breaks down

Both 55 (89%)

API Only 4 (6%)

White Label 2 (3%)

Turnkey 1 (2%)

Licensing: what each jurisdiction costs you

Compiled from the licensing authorities' own published requirements. Fees and tax rates change — always confirm against the regulator's current register before you budget.

Licence	Authority	Initial cost	Annual cost	GGR tax	Processing
Malta Gaming Authority EU passport	MGA	€25,000	€50,000	—	12 mo
Swedish Gaming Authority EU passport	Spelinspektionen	€40,000	€30,000 - €50,000	—	8 mo
Estonia Tax Board EU passport	Estonian Tax and Customs Board	€30,000	€20,000	—	6 mo
Curacao eGaming	Curacao Gaming Control Board	€15,000 - €25,000	€10,000	—	3 mo
UK Gambling Commission	UKGC	€45,000	€45,000	—	10 mo

Where to verify a provider's licence

Never take a licence claim from a provider's marketing page. Every authority below runs a public register — check the licence number there, and check that it covers the activity and the market you actually need.

Malta — MGA

The most common base licence for B2B suppliers serving multiple EU markets. Verify the supplier's authorisation covers the game types you plan to run. mga.org.mt

United Kingdom — UKGC

A separate UK licence is required to serve British players regardless of any EU licence, and software suppliers need their own. Connection to GAMSTOP is mandatory. gamblingcommission.gov.uk

Germany — GGL

Germany's federal regulator supervises the nationwide regime. Platforms must integrate the OASIS self-exclusion register and enforce the statutory deposit and stake limits. gluecksspiel-behoerde.de

Netherlands — KSA

Licensed under the Remote Gambling Act. CRUKS integration is mandatory, and the regime has tightened repeatedly on deposit limits and advertising since launch. kansspelautoriteit.nl

Sweden — Spelinspektionen

Sweden also licenses B2B suppliers, so your platform vendor needs its own permit. Spelpaus integration is mandatory. spelinspektionen.se

Spain — DGOJ

Licences are issued per game vertical, so confirm the specific activities covered rather than accepting a general "Spanish licence" claim. ordenacionjuego.es

How to choose an iGaming platform: the short version

Six decisions that determine most of the outcome. The full evaluation framework, the 30-day due-diligence plan and the common mistakes are on the platform providers page; cost components and year-one budgets are in the cost guide.

Decide the licence model before the vendor. White label runs under the provider's licence and launches in weeks; turnkey runs on your own licence and gives you the players, the data and the exit. This choice sets your cost band, timeline and control more than any feature list.
Shortlist by market, then verify every licence yourself. Filter by the jurisdictions you must serve, then check each licence number in the regulator's public register, never on the vendor's site. Ask which markets are live today versus "on the roadmap".
Price the first year, not the setup fee. Every profile has a year-one estimator: setup fee plus twelve months of revenue share on your expected GGR plus fixed fees. Add your licence, payment onboarding, content royalties and marketing on top; ask for the revenue-share tiers in writing.
Test integration reality, not the demo. Request sandbox access, the API documentation, a named integration engineer and two references that went live in the last twelve months. Vendor timelines assume your licence and payment providers are already in place.
Measure support before you depend on it. Send a technical question during evaluation and time the answer. Ask who handles critical incidents at night and what the SLA says.
Secure the exit in the contract. Data-export format, termination notice, migration assistance and who owns the player database. A later migration typically takes three to six months; the clauses you sign now decide how painful it is.

iGaming Software Providers: Frequently Asked Questions

What is an iGaming software provider?

An iGaming software provider (also called an iGaming platform provider) is a B2B company that supplies the technology an online casino or sportsbook runs on: the player account management back office, wallet, bonus engine, cashier, game aggregation, sportsbook module and front end. Operators licence it as a white label (under the provider's licence), as a turnkey deployment (on their own licence) or as modules behind an API. This directory covers 62 such providers plus the game studios, payment and affiliate software they integrate with.

How do I use this iGaming directory to shortlist providers?

Filter the platform list by deployment model, setup budget, revenue share, launch time, licences and features such as crypto or sportsbook, then add up to five platforms to the compare tool for a side-by-side view. Every profile shows vendor-stated commercial terms, an editorial rating with its component scores, a FAQ and the closest alternatives. Ratings are never paid for; featured placements are labelled.

What licences do I need for European markets?

MGA (Malta) is the common base licence for multi-market EU suppliers, UKGC is required for the UK regardless of any EU licence, GGL covers Germany, KSA the Netherlands, Spelinspektionen Sweden and DGOJ Spain. Each provider profile lists the licences on file; always verify the licence number in the regulator's public register before contracting.

How much does casino software cost?

Across the platforms in this directory that publish pricing, the median setup cost is €35,000 and the median revenue share is 13.7% of gross gaming revenue. Entry white-label packages start around €20,000; custom development runs to €250,000 and above, and revenue share typically falls between 8% and 15%. See the iGaming software cost guide for the full pricing table and cost components.

How long does platform deployment take?

The median vendor-stated launch time in this directory is 4 weeks. White-label solutions typically launch in 2–4 weeks, semi-custom platforms in 8–12 weeks and full custom development in 16–24 weeks. Licensing and payment-provider onboarding, not the software, usually set the real go-live date. Each provider listing includes its own timeframe.

What is the difference between white label, turnkey and custom solutions?

White label: you operate under the provider's licence on a ready-made platform; it is the fastest and cheapest start but gives the least control and a higher ongoing share. Turnkey: the provider delivers the full stack on your own licence, so you own player data and commercial relationships. Custom development: unique architecture and branding at the highest cost and longest timeline.

Can I switch casino software providers later?

Yes, but migration is complex and costly. It typically takes 3–6 months and costs €50,000–€150,000 depending on data complexity. The main challenges are player database transfer, game history preservation, affiliate tracking continuity and regulatory re-approval. Secure data-export and termination clauses before you sign the first contract.

What revenue sharing models do providers offer?

Revenue share of 8–15% of gross gaming revenue is the most common model. Alternatives are a fixed monthly fee of €5,000–€25,000, a hybrid of lower revenue share (5–8%) plus a monthly fee, and one-time setup fees of €20,000–€100,000. High-volume operators can usually negotiate tiered rates that fall as monthly GGR grows.

How do I find alternatives to a specific provider?

Open any provider profile: its alternatives section lists the closest platforms by deployment model, tier, verticals and entry budget, each with a one-click side-by-side comparison. Category pages for white label, turnkey, sportsbook and crypto platforms narrow the field further.

More detail: iGaming software cost guide · white label casino software · turnkey iGaming platforms · sportsbook software providers · crypto casino software.

Market Coverage Across the Directory

Which markets the catalogued platforms say they can serve, counted from their own profiles. Use it to shortlist by target market, then verify licensing status with the regulator before you commit.

Estonia 6 Malta 5 Romania 5 Czech Republic 3 Netherlands 3 Sweden 3 Bulgaria 2 Latvia 2 Lithuania 2 Finland 1 Germany 1 Hungary 1

Before you sign

Check the licence number in the regulator's own register, not the provider's site
Ask which of your target markets are live today versus "on the roadmap"
Get the revenue-share band in writing, with the volume tiers that trigger each step

Ask for a live demo of

Deposit, loss and session limits — including the cooling-off delay on increases
Self-exclusion register integration for each market you plan to enter
The regulatory report your licence requires, generated from the back office

Plan for the exit

Confirm player data and game history are exportable in a documented format
Read the termination and data-retrieval clauses before the commercial ones
Budget 3–6 months for any future migration — see our FAQ

iGaming Software Providers Directory: Compare Casino & Sportsbook Platforms in 2026

62 Platforms Found

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Start with the model that fits your licence and budget

White label casino software

Turnkey iGaming platforms

Sportsbook software providers

Crypto casino software

iGaming software cost guide

In-depth platform reviews

What the Numbers Actually Look Like

Median setup cost

Median revenue share

Median time to launch

Include a sportsbook

How the catalogue breaks down

Licensing: what each jurisdiction costs you

Where to verify a provider's licence

Malta — MGA

United Kingdom — UKGC

Germany — GGL

Netherlands — KSA

Sweden — Spelinspektionen

Spain — DGOJ

How to choose an iGaming platform: the short version

iGaming Software Providers: Frequently Asked Questions

What is an iGaming software provider?

How do I use this iGaming directory to shortlist providers?

What licences do I need for European markets?

How much does casino software cost?

How long does platform deployment take?

What is the difference between white label, turnkey and custom solutions?

Can I switch casino software providers later?

What revenue sharing models do providers offer?

How do I find alternatives to a specific provider?

Market Coverage Across the Directory

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