Most casino software on the market is one of a handful of cores wearing different skins. Ours is not: the site, the cashier, the bonus engine and the back office were written by our own team, and they run our own casino every day. When you licence it, you get the build we operate — not a demo environment.
A casino platform is five parts that have to agree with each other. Buying them separately is where most projects lose a year.
Lobby, categories, search, game launch and account pages, built mobile-first for mid-range phones on unstable data.
Deposits and withdrawals with instant crediting, built around mobile money rather than bolted on after the fact.
Welcome multipliers, cashback cycles, cash-out rules, boosters and tournament pools — configured, not hard-coded.
Stakes, gross gaming revenue, payouts and player behaviour in real time, with the reports an operator actually opens daily.
The difference between licensing a core and renting a storefront shows up in three places: your margin, your roadmap and your balance sheet.
You are not paying a percentage of turnover to a vendor for the privilege of running your own operation.
A bonus mechanic or a new category ships when you decide. There is no vendor queue to sit in.
Player and transaction data belongs to your company — it is not held inside somebody else’s tenant.
A deployed build is something your company owns and can be valued on.
Anyone quoting a flat price before hearing your scope is quoting a number that means nothing. Here is what actually moves it.
Casino only, casino plus sportsbook, with or without retail counter software.
Which payment providers need integrating, and how much of that work already exists.
We host and operate it, or you take the deployment in-house.
Documentation and training for your team, or a full operational handover with support.
No. A white label puts your brand on a platform somebody else owns and operates, usually with a revenue share and a shared licence. We licence you a build we wrote, deployed for your company. The commercial models are compared in detail on the white label and turnkey page.
Priced per project. The scope decides it: which modules you take, how many payment integrations are new work, whether we host, and how deep the handover goes. We would rather quote against a real scope than publish a price list that survives no contact with a real project.
Yes — that is the point of owning the core. Bonus mechanics, category structures, payment flows and reporting can be built for how your market actually plays. We did exactly that for Kenya, where the average deposit is under two dollars and speed of payout is the trust factor.
No. Licences are issued to operators, not to software vendors, and the requirements differ by jurisdiction. We supply the platform and the technical documentation a regulator will ask for; the application is made in your name.
Each part is a module on the same core — take one, take all of them, or add the rest later as configuration rather than a migration.
