SoftGamings alternative: let your target market decide

Map your markets before you compare anything

SoftGamings lists licences and authorisations from the Malta Gaming Authority, Curaçao GCB, the Belgian Gambling Commission, the Isle of Man OGRA, an Italian B2B licence, Anjouan, Tobique and a Latvian B2B supplier licence. We do not publish a comparable list. That makes the first step simple.

If Belgium, Italy, the Isle of Man or Malta is on your plan

Those are demanding regulatory environments, and a supplier already authorised there removes work that can take a long time to do yourself. SoftGamings is the more appropriate conversation, and we would point you there rather than pretend otherwise.

If your markets do not require those authorisations

Then the licence list stops being a differentiator, and you are comparing two different ways of buying content: a sales-led bundle that includes a platform, or a self-service content layer you attach to the platform you already run. The rest of this page is about that comparison.

A bundle or a layer

SoftGamings sells its casino content aggregation alongside a wider platform offer that includes a bonus engine, a back office and payment integrations. For an operator who wants as few suppliers as possible, that is convenient. For an operator who already runs those systems, it raises a practical question: how much of the package would sit unused, and can it be taken out of the price?

We only supply the layer. Games, live casino and sport arrive through one seamless-wallet API, and everything else stays on your side: accounts, cashier, bonuses, compliance. Because it is a layer, you can add it, run it beside another supplier, or remove it without touching your platform.

What the catalogue numbers tell you

SoftGamings publishes 300+ game providers and refers to thousands of games, but it does not publish a total game count. We run 40,789 active games from 200+ providers, with more than 36,000 slots, over 1,400 live dealer tables and about 16,000 slots playable in demo mode. Their provider count is higher than ours; our game count is published and theirs is not.

Neither figure answers the question that matters, which is whether your players' preferred studios are available in your market and currency. Ask SoftGamings for its game list filtered for your markets. For ours, you do not need to ask: get an API key and call the game list directly.

Sports betting

The SoftGamings material we reviewed does not publish sportsbook coverage, so if sport matters to you, raise it early in your conversations with them. On our side, the sportsbook API sits in the same integration as the casino catalogue, with pre-match and in-play betting settled through the same wallet. Players move between slots, live tables and sport on one balance. The commercial details are on our sportsbook software page.

Commercial terms in plain view

SoftGamings does not publish rates, a setup fee, an integration fee or a minimum commitment, and enquiries go through its sales team. Ours are written down:

• from 9% of GGR on slots, 11% on live casino, 12% on the sportsbook;
• no setup fee, no integration fee, no monthly minimum;
• prepaid credit from a 100 USD top-up, in fiat or crypto;
• free rounds available through the API for campaigns;
• a white-label route from 10,000 EUR if you want more than content.

The pricing page has the details, and the free casino API page explains why connecting costs nothing.

Quick comparison

Questions worth asking SoftGamings

1. Which of your licences cover the specific markets I plan to enter, and what does that mean for my own licensing obligations?
2. What is the total game count available in my markets and currencies?
3. Can I take the content aggregation alone, without the bonus engine, back office or payment modules, and how does that change the price?
4. Is there a sportsbook, and would it share a wallet with the casino content?
5. What are the rates per provider family, and are there setup fees or minimum commitments?

The answers will show quickly whether you are buying a licence footprint you need or a bundle you would only partly use.

Where to go from here

If a regulated European licence is the gate you have to pass, start with SoftGamings. If it is not, test our API before you speak to anyone: read the documentation, pull the catalogue in your currencies and see whether the fit is there. If you have questions, contact us.