Turnkey
Your licence, full stackLicense: operatorVisitPricing has two parts: a one-time setup fee and a monthly component that is either revenue share or a fixed fee. The setup fee moves with how much front-end customisation, integration work and how many target markets are in scope, and Gamingtec quotes an itemised estimate rather than publishing a rate card.
The four-week figure is measured from confirmed scope, not from first contact, and heavier customisation extends it. Gamingtec says the scoping call ends with a committed date rather than a range, which is a reasonable thing to hold the vendor to in writing.
- Pricing model
- Setup fee plus monthly
- Monthly component
- Revenue share or fixed fee
- Time to launch
- ~4 weeks from scope
- License holder
- You (the operator)
- Payments
- Built in, own PSPs connectable
- Operations
- Yours after launch
Approximate figures carry a tilde. The vendor quotes each project individually.
- Casino and sportsbook in one ecosystem with shared wallet, bonuses and reporting
- Gamingtec CORE for player accounts, verification, segmentation and KYC/AML rules
- Gamingtec Payments: 100+ methods across cards, local APMs and crypto, PCI DSS compliant, multi-currency
- Fully configurable front end, plus multi-brand support for separate brands, domains and regional settings
- Affiliate module and back office with reporting, or your own PSPs and tools connected through open APIs
- 1Scoping call: target markets, launch timeline and what you plan to run in-house
- 2Commercial scope: setup fee and monthly model quoted for the project, itemised rather than from a rate card
- 3Front-end setup: lobby, branding and layout configured, from a template on white label or fully custom on turnkey
- 4Integration: games and payment methods connected, plus any third-party tools over open APIs
- 5Back-office configuration: bonus engine, segmentation, KYC/AML rules and reporting set up with the team
- 6Launch with a named account team, then run the front end and campaigns yourself
Turnkey only. Gamingtec states plainly that turnkey requires the operator's own gambling licence.
Jurisdiction choice is advised during scoping; operators without a licence are pointed at white label first.
Gamingtec Payments is built in, and operators can connect their own PSPs through open APIs.
A one-time setup fee plus a monthly component that is either revenue share or a fixed fee.
One wallet shared across casino and sportsbook.