We did not license a core and put a skin on it. The site, the cashier, the bonus engine, the counter terminals and the back office were built in-house — and they run our own betting operation every day. What you licence is the build we bet our own money on.
Pre-match and live betting across football, rugby, cricket, tennis and racing. Odds refresh automatically and price movements are flagged at the counter, so a cashier is never selling a stale number.
Singles, accumulators and system bets assemble in seconds, with instant ticket printing and barcode lookup on payout.
In-play markets with running timers and odds that move with the game.
Premier League, La Liga, Ligue 1, Serie A, Bundesliga and local leagues, alongside the codes a regional audience actually follows.
Limits and rules enforced at engine level, plus account tracking against bonus abuse and odds arbitrage.
More than 150 titles across 15 themed categories, including jackpot games and a curated selection. Content sits on the same core as the sportsbook, so a player moves between them on one balance and one cashier.
Sports and casino share a balance — no transfers, no second cashier.
Titles grouped the way players browse: popular, new, live casino, themed collections and jackpots.
Scheduled tournaments with a shared prize pool, run from the back office without paying every player individually.
Welcome multipliers, weekly cashback, cash-out rules and boosters — configured, not hard-coded.
The Desktop Suite is the part most online-only vendors do not have. It runs a real counter with real cash, and it was built because we operate counters ourselves.
When the line drops, tickets keep moving in a local queue and sync automatically once connectivity returns.
End-of-shift reports reconcile cash, payouts and float automatically, ready to hand over.
Several terminals in one outlet, several outlets in one dashboard, with staff performance visible per till.
Account history, loyalty points and promotions applied from the counter, not from a separate system.
Turnover, payouts, top markets and staff performance update live across every till and every channel. It is the same dashboard we use to run our own operation.
Stakes, gross gaming revenue and payouts as they happen, not a nightly export.
Built-in RevShare with a 30–60% share of GGR, tracked links and codes, so acquisition cost becomes variable.
Mobile money, instant crediting and withdrawal flows designed for markets where the average deposit is small and speed is the trust factor.
The build is deployed for you: the data belongs to your company, not to a platform you rent.
The word covers a lot of very different offers, so here is ours in plain terms.
We deploy the full stack — sportsbook, casino, cashier, bonus engine, back office — configured for your markets, and hand over an operation you run. Integration with your payment providers is part of the work, not an afterthought.
Take only what you are missing. Operators with casino content usually want the sportsbook and the back office; retail bookmakers often start with the counter software. The modules share one core, so adding the rest later is configuration, not a migration.
We do not supply your gambling licence — no software vendor legitimately can, because licences are issued to operators. We do not publish a price list, because scope decides the number. And we do not claim certifications we have not been through.
It is our own build. The site, the cashier, the bonus engine and the back office were written in-house — we are not reselling somebody else’s core with a new skin on top. That is why a bonus or tournament mechanic can ship when we decide, with no vendor in the loop, and why there is no platform revenue share stacked on your margin.
Yes. The sportsbook, the casino content and the retail terminal software are separate modules on one core. Operators who already have casino content usually take the sportsbook and the back office; retail operators often start with the counter software and add online later.
It does — that is where the product started. The Desktop Suite runs the counter: bet slip building, ticket printing, barcode lookup for payouts, end-of-shift till reconciliation, and an offline queue that keeps taking tickets when connectivity drops and syncs when it returns.
Priced per project, because the scope differs: modules taken, markets covered, whether we host or you do, and how much integration work your payment providers need. There is no public price list, and we would rather quote against a real scope than publish a number that means nothing.
It runs our own operation in Kenya on real money — the same build, not a demo. In the pilot it took 817 first deposits at a 29.7% conversion rate, and the cashier, bonuses and withdrawals handled that traffic without failures. We would rather point at a live operation than at a slide.
No, and be careful with anyone who says they do. Gambling licences are issued to the operator, not to the software vendor, and the requirements differ by jurisdiction. We supply the platform and the technical documentation a regulator will ask about; the application is yours.
Send the scope — markets, channels, whether you need retail, what you already have — and we will come back with what the build covers and what integration it needs. If our platform is the wrong fit, we will say so.
