The casino software aggregator built for operators who want to launch, not negotiate

What a casino game aggregator actually does for you

Every game studio has its own contract, its own integration spec and its own way of reporting a bet. An operator who signs studios one at a time spends months on paperwork and engineering before the lobby looks respectable, and then keeps paying for that work every time a studio changes its API. A casino game aggregator collapses all of that into one relationship and one technical contract.

That is our job. We hold the catalog, normalize it, and expose it to you through one endpoint. You pull a single game list, launch any title with the same call, and settle every round through the same three wallet messages. Whether the game is a Megaways slot, a live blackjack table or a pre-match football bet, your code does not care.

What is in the catalog

The catalog holds over 40,000 active games. Slots make up the bulk of it, with more than 36,000 titles covering video slots, Megaways, feature-buy and jackpot games. Next to them sit more than 1,400 live dealer tables, RNG table and card games, crash and instant-win titles, and a full sportsbook.

• Slots from studios such as Pragmatic Play, PG Soft, Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, NetEnt, Play'n GO, BGaming and Big Time Gaming.
• Live casino including Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, Playtech Live, Vivo Gaming and BetGames: roulette, blackjack, baccarat, dragon tiger and game shows.
• Crash and instant games, including Spribe titles, which tend to carry a lobby on mobile in many markets.
• Sportsbook with pre-match and in-play markets, covered below.

Studio availability depends on the currency your players bet in and the markets you serve, so the list you see in your account is the one that counts. We would rather show you the real list for your setup than quote a headline that half applies.

A sportsbook in the same integration

Most casino operators eventually want sports betting, and most discover that adding it means a second supplier, a second wallet integration and a second back office. With us it does not. The sportsbook in our catalog, Nocturn Sport, appears in the game list like any other entry, opens with the same launch call, and debits and credits the same player balance as your slots.

Players get pre-match and live markets on football, basketball, tennis, ice hockey and other major sports, plus esports such as Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2 and Valorant. Our share on sportsbook GGR is 12%. If sports is your main product rather than an add-on, read our sportsbook API page for the integration detail and sportsbook software for what the front end and risk settings look like.

How the integration works

We use a seamless wallet. That means we never hold your players' funds. When a player opens a game, we ask your server for their balance. When they bet, we send you a debit. When they win, we send you a credit. You answer each call with the new balance, and your ledger stays the single source of truth.

1. Request API access and get your credentials once the account is approved.
2. Check which player currencies are enabled for you, then pull the game list.
3. Register a player and request a launch URL for a game; load it in an iframe.
4. Answer the balance, debit and credit callbacks from your wallet.
5. Top up your prepaid credit and open the lobby to real players.

A team that already runs a player wallet can reach its first real game round very quickly; we explain where the time really goes on our quick casino API integration page. The full list of calls, from game list to free rounds, is laid out on the casino game aggregator API page.

What it costs

Connecting costs nothing. There is no setup fee, no integration fee and no monthly minimum. We take a share of gross gaming revenue: from 9% on slots, 11% on live casino and 12% on the sportsbook. You fund a prepaid credit, with a minimum top-up of 100 USD, and our commission is deducted from it as real-money rounds settle. A month with no traffic costs you nothing at all.

The reasoning is simple. An upfront fee lands at the moment you know the least about whether a catalog will work for your players. We would rather earn from the games that perform. See pricing for how the deduction works, or free casino API for an honest account of what "free" means here.

What we supply, and what stays with you

An aggregator is not a casino platform. We supply games, the sportsbook, launch URLs and the wallet messaging around them. Player registration, KYC, payments, bonuses and your gaming license remain on your side. That split is deliberate: it lets you keep the platform you already trust and plug a large catalog into it.

If you do not have a platform yet, we also build complete branded sites. Our white label casino service delivers a ready-to-run casino with the catalog already connected, and our casino software page compares the routes so you can choose between the two.

Who uses a casino game aggregator like ours

Our operators fall into three broad groups, and the catalog serves each a little differently.

• New brands that need a full lobby on launch day and cannot wait for a dozen studio contracts. For them, the value is breadth on day one and no entry cost while traffic is still small.
• Established casinos that already have a few direct studio deals and want to fill the gaps: more live tables, crash games, a regional studio their players ask for, or sport.
• Multi-brand groups that run several sites with different currencies or markets. Each site gets its own credentials and callback address on one account, and the catalog can differ per site.

In all three cases the integration is identical. What changes is which part of the catalog you put on the front page.

Comparing aggregators

Catalog size is the number every vendor leads with, and it is the least useful one on its own. When you shortlist suppliers, ask instead: can my developers read the documentation before signing anything? Are credentials issued without a contract round? Is there a fee before the first bet? Does live casino or sport need a separate agreement? Which currencies are actually enabled for my players? Our comparison hub walks through these questions vendor by vendor.