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The online gambling market keeps growing, and so does the technical surface area you have to manage. A casino or sportsbook platform pulls together account flows, multi-currency wallets, live streams, third-party games, payment rails, KYC handoffs, fraud signals and operator dashboards. Each piece has its own provider, its own API quirks, its own audit requirements.
We build the layer that holds it all together: your platform, your UI, your admin tools. The licensed parts (games, payment processing, KYC) stay with the providers you choose. We make sure their APIs land cleanly in the platform, your team can run the operation, and your players see a product that actually feels like yours. See our case study.


Player accounts, wallet, payment integrations, game aggregator hookups, promo tools, analytics and admin tools, all built on top of your chosen licensed providers. The platform is yours, the licensed game library comes from your provider of choice, and we wire everything together so it behaves as one product.
Game interfaces in HTML5, including web-based 3D experiences like the roulette product in our case studies. The underlying RNG math and game logic come from certified third parties or your own development. We build the player-facing layer: multilingual interfaces, mobile-first performance, seasonal UI updates.

If you want speed to market and don’t need to hold the license yourself, we build the brand layer, the UI and the player journey on top of a third-party turnkey platform that’s already licensed. The provider handles content, risk and core compliance. We handle everything that makes the brand feel like yours. Typical launch in weeks rather than months.
From concept to post-launch optimization, our six-stage framework builds secure, high-performing online casinos. We use modern tools like Node.js, React, and AWS for speed, scale, and reliability.
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Before we touch code, we map the target markets, the licenses you hold or plan to acquire, your operational risk areas, and the providers you’ll integrate with (game aggregator, payment processor, KYC vendor, etc.). This is where the scope gets real, including what we’re building and what stays with your providers.
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We pick the stack based on what the platform has to do. Common choices: Node.js or Go for high-throughput backend, React or Vue for the player-facing front-end, PostgreSQL for the data layer, AWS or GCP for hosting, Redis for session state, WebSockets for live game streams. Architecture decisions get documented before sprint one.
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Wireframes first, then high-fidelity UI mockups, then clickable prototypes for the core flows (signup, deposit, place a bet, withdraw, browse the game catalogue). Mobile-first, since most iGaming traffic is mobile. We test the flows with you before they go into development.
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Two-week sprints with demos. QA happens inside each sprint, not as a final phase. Security testing runs continuously: penetration testing on the platform code, dependency scanning, audit-trail validation for the ops team. Game certification and RNG audits are handled by the lab you select (GLI, iTech Labs, BMM, etc.).
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Go-live involves final UAT, load testing under projected peak, payment gateway sign-off, and coordination with your licensed game provider and KYC vendor. After launch we monitor uptime, transaction success rate, and the operational metrics your risk team cares about. Audit filings to the regulator go through your compliance team.custom platforms or white label casino solutions.
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We don’t disappear after launch. New features, A/B tests, optimisation work, plus regular dependency and security updates run on a sprint cadence or under one of our support retainers. The platform stays maintainable instead of slowly turning into legacy.
We’ve been building and maintaining digital products long enough to know what breaks, what scales, and what “urgent” actually means.
We’ve been building digital products since 2012. In iGaming, we work as the dev team behind operator front-ends, platform layers and custom game UI work, often on a dedicated-capacity basis. Clients usually find us when their internal team needs to ship faster than headcount allows.
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We build the platform layer, the player-facing UI, the admin tools and the integrations that hold an online casino or sportsbook together. That covers account flows, wallets, deposit and withdrawal screens, game lobby interfaces, real-time streams for live casino, and the operator dashboards your risk and finance teams need. Licensing, game content, RNG certification and KYC/AML compliance sit with your specialist providers, we make sure their APIs land cleanly in your platform.
Concrete examples from our case studies: a custom sportsbook UI built as dedicated dev capacity, a web-based 3D roulette interface, a sports prediction platform front-end, and a custom sportsbook platform redesign. Different shapes of the same job.
A custom build gives you full ownership of the platform code, the UI and the feature roadmap. Useful if you want unique game mechanics, a distinct brand experience, or eventual control of your own license. A white-label setup means renting a licensed turnkey platform from a provider (SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, BetConstruct and similar) and customising the front-end, brand and player journey on top. Useful when speed to market and licensing-out-of-the-box are the priority.
We do both. In a custom build we write more of the stack; in a white-label setup we focus on the brand layer and the integrations that the turnkey provider doesn’t cover. The right answer depends on your funding, your operational maturity and whether you intend to apply for licenses yourself.
A custom platform from scratch typically takes months rather than weeks, especially once you factor in payment integration, KYC, third-party game provider hookups, security testing, and pre-launch UAT. White-label setups on top of a licensed turnkey platform move faster because most of the heavy lifting is already done, you’re mainly building the brand layer and the journey. Sportsbook-only front-ends or feature additions to existing platforms can be quicker still.
The honest answer is that timelines depend on scope: which markets, how many languages, which providers, what’s already in place. We scope it properly in week one rather than quoting a generic number upfront.
Our hourly rate is €60-€65 across all roles (designers, frontend, backend, project management, QA), NL and India team combined. For full custom platform builds, project budgets typically start in the higher five-figure range and scale up depending on the number of integrations, languages, mobile apps and admin features. Smaller-scoped work like a sportsbook frontend redesign or a custom admin dashboard sits lower.
We always quote on actual scope, not on a generic price list. Schedule a call so we can walk through what you need and what it would realistically take. Book a 30-minute discovery call and we’ll come back with a defensible number.
No, we don’t issue licenses, certify RNG math, or sign off on KYC/AML compliance ourselves. Licensing sits with regulators (MGA, UKGC, Curaçao, Isle of Man, individual US states, etc.). RNG and game fairness audits sit with certification labs like GLI, iTech Labs and BMM. KYC and AML are handled by specialist vendors (Sumsub, Jumio, Veriff and similar). What we do is build the platform so all of that lands in the right places: the right audit trails, the right reporting hooks, the right operator workflows.
If you bring a licensed game provider, a certified RNG product or a KYC vendor, we wire them into your platform correctly. If you’re earlier in the process, we can point you at the providers our clients have worked with.
Yes, integration work is most of the job in iGaming software development. We connect platforms to game aggregators (Evolution, Pragmatic Play, SoftSwiss, BGaming, and similar) via their APIs, to payment processors and PSPs covering cards, e-wallets, bank transfers and crypto rails, to KYC providers, fraud detection tools, affiliate platforms and CRM systems. Each integration has its own quirks (sandbox flows, sign-off requirements, callback handling) and we map them cleanly into the platform.
We don’t claim a fixed library of “X games” or “Y payment methods”, those numbers come from your chosen aggregator and PSP. What we deliver is custom software that makes the integrations behave consistently, even when the underlying providers don’t.
Yes. We design and build casino and sportsbook platforms mobile-first, since the majority of player traffic now comes from mobile browsers. For operators who need native apps on top of the mobile web product, we also build iOS and Android apps that connect to the same backend. The choice between mobile web and native apps comes down to your distribution strategy.
One thing worth flagging: Apple App Store and Google Play have specific (and changing) policies on real-money gambling apps, including which markets they’re allowed in and what verification users need to pass. We work around those policies, not against them, often using progressive web apps as a fallback for restricted markets.
Yes. After launch we offer ongoing support and maintenance through three packages: Care (4 hours per month, 24 working-hour response), Growth (8 hours per month, 8-hour response) and Partnership (16 hours per month, 4-hour response). Pricing starts at €240 per month. Minimum term is three months, then monthly cancellable with one month notice.
For operators with continuous development needs (regular feature releases, new market launches, ongoing A/B testing), we usually run a dedicated-capacity model: a fixed-size dev team working as an extension of your in-house team, billed at the standard hourly rate. That’s how most of our long-running iGaming clients work with us.
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