Compare casino game aggregators

Three questions to answer before you look at any vendor

Most shortlists are built backwards. Someone collects six logos, copies their headline game counts into a spreadsheet and picks the largest. The result is usually a vendor that is perfectly good and wrong for the business. Before opening a single sales deck, settle three things internally.

1. Do you already run a platform? If player accounts, the cashier and bonuses already exist, you are buying a content layer. If they do not, you are buying a platform, and a pure aggregator cannot give you one.
2. Which licences are on your roadmap for the next two years? A supplier with certifications in the markets you plan to enter can save months. Certifications in markets you will never touch are worth nothing to you.
3. Do you need sports betting now, later or never? A sportsbook bought as a second product often means a second integration and a second balance to reconcile. If sport is part of the plan, ask early how it reaches your wallet.

Once those answers are written down, the comparison below becomes much easier to read, because half the rows will stop mattering to you.

The comparison table

Competitor entries reflect what each vendor states in its own material. Where a figure is not published, we say so; that is a gap in public information, not evidence that the capability is missing.

How to read the table without fooling yourself

Catalogue size flattens out quickly

Above roughly ten thousand titles, the extra games are mostly long-tail content that rarely appears in a top-fifty lobby. The more useful test is narrower: list the twenty studios your target players actually open, then ask every vendor whether each one is switched on for your market and your currency. Our own list is available through the API the moment you have keys, which is why we encourage operators to check it before they talk to anyone on our side.

Published pricing changes the negotiation

We publish rates from 9% of GGR on slots, 11% on live casino and 12% on the sportsbook. Apart from SoftAggregator, none of the other vendors in the table publishes a rate card. That does not make their quotes worse; large operators often negotiate excellent enterprise terms. What it does change is the starting point. With a published grid you can model margins before a call. Without one, ask for the rate per provider family rather than a single blended figure, because a handful of studios will carry most of your turnover.

Certification is where the large vendors earn their place

SOFTSWISS publishes 25 pre-certified jurisdictions and ISO 27001. SoftGamings publishes a list of B2B licences that includes Malta, Belgium, the Isle of Man and Italy. We do not publish a certified-jurisdiction list. If your licence roadmap runs through those regulated markets, that row alone may settle your decision, and it should.

Sport is a wallet question, not a feature tick

Several vendors offer a sportsbook somewhere in their range. The detail that matters is how many integrations and how many balances it takes to put casino and sport in front of the same player. Our sportsbook API launches like a game and settles through the same seamless wallet as slots and live tables, with pre-match and in-play markets. SOFTSWISS and EveryMatrix both list sportsbooks as separate products; for the other four, sportsbook coverage is not published.

Rows we left out of the table, and why they still matter

Live casino depth

Live dealer content is where players notice gaps fastest, because a missing table is a missing habit. We carry more than 1,400 live tables, covering roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows, under the same wallet as slots. Most competitors fold live content into their headline catalogue figure rather than publishing a separate table count, so ask each one how many live tables are enabled for your market and which languages the dealers speak.

Currencies and crypto

Currency support breaks late in projects, often after contracts are signed. NuxGame publishes 180+ supported currencies, which is the widest figure on this page. Hub88 lists crypto support across major coins. We support 38 ISO currencies on our main slot range and on the sportsbook, plus crypto, and the exact list for each game range comes back from the API. Whatever vendor you lean towards, check that a currency being supported by the platform means every game you need actually launches in it.

Demo play and campaigns

About 16,000 of our slots can be launched in demo mode, and free rounds can be issued through the API for welcome offers and retention. These are small details on a comparison sheet and large ones once the marketing team starts planning.

Who each vendor tends to suit

• SoftAggregator: operators who want a very large catalogue with a public rate card and documentation they can read before talking to anyone; its terms sit close to ours, so the deciding factors are usually support fit and the white-label package.
• SOFTSWISS: established operators heading into certified markets who want an uptime SLA in writing and can run a procurement cycle.
• Slotegrator: teams starting from nothing who want platform, payments and content from one engagement, with a focus on emerging markets.
• Hub88: developer-led operators who want self-serve access plus a ready-made back office with fraud alerts and segmentation.
• EveryMatrix: large groups who value the widest published catalogue, a jackpot network and one commercial relationship across many modules.
• SoftGamings: operators entering regulated European markets where a supplier's existing B2B licences remove real obstacles.
• NuxGame: new brands that need turnkey delivery and very wide currency coverage, published at 180+.

Where AggregatorCasino fits, and where it does not

We are built for operators who already have a platform and want content, live casino and sport live quickly without a contract negotiation in front of the engineering. You can read the API documentation publicly, request keys and start pulling the game list the same day. Billing runs on prepaid credit with a 100 USD minimum top-up, in fiat or crypto, and our pricing page lists the rates. Free rounds are available through the API for campaigns, and a white-label route starts at 10,000 EUR.

We are not the right choice if you need a full casino platform, a payments service, licensing consultancy or a certified-jurisdiction footprint today. Saying so plainly saves both sides a wasted month.

A due-diligence list that works with any aggregator

1. Ask for the wallet specification: idempotency on transaction IDs, how a timed-out credit is retried, and how rollbacks are signalled.
2. Request the live game list filtered by your markets and currencies, not a brochure figure.
3. Get rates per provider family, and confirm any setup fee, monthly minimum and exit terms in writing.
4. Ask how the sportsbook reaches the player: same wallet, same integration, or a separate project.
5. Check how game identifiers and round history are exported, so leaving later is possible.
6. Match the vendor's certifications against your licence plan, market by market.

If our side of that list looks right for you, the quickest next step is to get an API key and run the checks yourself. For the integration flow, see quick casino API integration; for sport, read about our sportsbook software. If you have questions first, contact us.