Pricing: what our casino API costs and how it is charged

The rates

GGR here means real-money bets minus real-money wins on your platform for the games concerned. Demo play generates no GGR and is never charged.

What you do not pay

• No setup fee
• No integration fee
• No monthly platform fee
• No monthly minimum or minimum guarantee
• No extra fee for additional brands on the same account

Those lines are where casino API cost tends to hide. A reasonable revenue share can turn into an expensive first year once an integration fee, a monthly charge and a minimum guarantee are stacked on top. We leave them out entirely.

How the charge works: prepaid credit

You keep a prepaid credit on your account. Each top-up is at least 100 USD, and you can top up in USDT among other supported currencies. As real-money rounds settle, our commission is deducted from that credit automatically. You see the deduction in your back office alongside bets, wins and GGR.

The credit is a float, not a fee. Whatever you have loaded and not consumed remains yours. Because the balance is prepaid, there is no monthly invoice to chase and no credit line for us to assess, which is also part of why we can skip contract negotiations.

One practical point: keep an eye on your credit as traffic grows. A busy weekend uses more of it than a quiet Tuesday, and topping up ahead of a big promotion is simpler than doing it in the middle of one.

A worked example

The figures below are hypothetical, chosen only to show the arithmetic.

Over a month, your players produce 20,000 USD of GGR on slots, 5,000 USD on live tables and 4,000 USD on the sportsbook. At the base rates, commission is 1,800 USD on slots (9%), 550 USD on live casino (11%) and 480 USD on sport (12%): 2,830 USD in total, deducted from your prepaid credit as the rounds settle.

If the next month is quiet and GGR halves, so does the commission.

Why sport and live cost more than slots

The rates reflect what each vertical costs to deliver. Live casino runs on real studios with real dealers and video production. A sportsbook carries odds, live market management and settlement across every league it covers. A slot, once built, is software. Keeping the rates separate also lets you see which part of your catalog earns what, instead of one blended number that hides it.

The sportsbook rate covers the whole product: the betting front end, pre-match and live markets, esports and settlement through your wallet. There is no separate license fee for sport. See sportsbook API for what is included.

Questions to ask before you budget

Revenue share is easy to compare on paper and easy to misjudge in practice. Before you build a forecast, settle these points with any supplier, including us:

1. What base is the share calculated on? Ours is GGR on real-money play: bets minus wins, per vertical.
2. Is there a floor? A minimum monthly commission turns a revenue share into a fixed cost in slow months. We have none.
3. How is it collected? Invoices with payment terms, or deduction from a balance? Ours is deduction from prepaid credit, so there is never an overdue invoice.
4. What does adding a brand cost? With us, nothing beyond the revenue share on that brand's play.

With those answers you can model a realistic year rather than a best case.

White-label pricing

If you want a complete branded casino rather than an API, that is a separate, fixed-price service: 18,000 EUR one-off for a custom build, 10,000 EUR for a copy of an existing site design, and 1,000 EUR per month for servers and maintenance. A native iOS and Android app is an option at 5,000 EUR; a progressive web app is included in every build. Payment is 50% at the start and 50% at launch. The game revenue share above applies on top. Full details are on the white label casino page.

Comparing costs across aggregators

When you compare suppliers, compare a full year rather than a rate. Add up the setup fee, the integration fee, twelve months of platform fees and any minimum guarantee, then add the revenue share on your realistic GGR. Many vendors publish none of those numbers, which is itself useful information. Our comparison hub lists what each vendor does and does not publish. For the reasoning behind our model, read free casino API.