What is a white label casino solution?+
A casino that runs on the provider's license, platform, payment accounts, and compliance staff, with your brand on the front. You pay a setup fee plus a share of revenue (the circulating range runs 15–40%), launch in days to weeks instead of months, and skip licensing entirely, because the license, the funds, and usually the players legally sit with the provider. It is the fastest route into the market and the least ownable: read the exit terms before the launch date.
Can I still launch under a provider's Curaçao license in 2026?+
Not the way the internet describes it. Curaçao's LOK reform ended the master-license/sublicense system: legacy sublicenses expired in January 2025 and the transitional Orange Seal regime closed on October 15, 2025. What exists now is brands operating as skins on a provider's direct Curaçao (CGA) license, Anjouan structures where the WL seller holds both B2B and B2C licenses, and regulated umbrellas like MGA, UKGC, or US state paper. Ask any WL seller which of those three they actually run. Most sales pages still describe the dead model.
How much does a white label casino cost?+
The attributed numbers: the estimates in our reviews put NuxGame around $10–30k, Slotegrator around €25–50k, and SoftGamings around €15–60k (every one of the three officially quotes per deal), and SOFTSWISS's own knowledge base, the only vendor-attributed benchmark in circulation, says WL setup typically starts around €35,000. On top sits the revenue share, roughly 15–40% depending on provider and inherited markets. The $10k content-farm floor buys the thinnest offshore wrapper. A regulated umbrella like White Hat Gaming's is a premium managed-fee product with no public price at all.
Who owns the players, the funds, and the domain?+
On every deal on this page the provider holds the funds. Player ownership is usually shared, with one exception worth knowing: SoftGamings states the operator owns the player database even on white label. Brand migration is restricted at most members, which makes the exit clause the most expensive paragraph in the contract. If owning the asset is the plan, negotiate database export, domain ownership, and a migration path in writing, or start from turnkey instead.
Is SOFTSWISS a white label provider?+
Not anymore, whatever the listicles say. SOFTSWISS's site sells turnkey ("your licence, our platform") and carries no white-label product page. Its own knowledge base hedges on whether the model survives the licensing shift and points buyers to turnkey. Lists updated as late as May 2026 still rank it as an active WL seller, which is a good test of whether a comparison page actually checks its vendors. Its platform remains in our turnkey guide, where it belongs.
White label or turnkey: how do I actually decide?+
Do the rent-versus-buy math. White label trades a revenue share (15–40%) for skipping the license cost and wait. Turnkey trades setup money and months for full margin and ownership. The crossover comes when projected GGR makes the share bigger than a license's all-in cost. For a Curaçao direct license the all-in runs roughly €47k a year plus a physical-presence requirement from 2026. For Anjouan, it is about €22k in year one. Below that GGR, or for a market test, white label wins. Above it, or if the brand is the asset, go turnkey, and remember most WL contracts make switching later expensive by design. The worked scenarios are in the rent-or-buy section above.
What does a white label casino solution include?+
The stable core across this set: the platform and back office, an aggregated game catalog (3,000 to 45,000+ titles depending on provider), pre-integrated payments, hosting, compliance handling, a bonus engine and CRM, and usually an affiliate system. BetConstruct, Soft2Bet, GR8 Tech, and White Hat Gaming include B2C player support. SoftGamings pre-wires merchant accounts. What no box includes: your marketing, your corporate KYB, legality in the markets you advertise in, and exclusive content. Every member ships aggregated catalogs, so the game lobby won't differentiate you. Brand and CRM will.
Do I need any license of my own for a white label casino?+
No gambling license. The provider's license covers operation. That is the whole point of the model. What you still need: a corporate entity that passes the provider's KYB, marketing compliance in every market you target (the umbrella's market list binds you: advertising into a market the license doesn't cover is your problem, not theirs), and payment-account KYC. "License-free" means the gambling permission is rented. The compliance work above stays yours. The umbrella board above shows exactly which markets each provider's paper actually covers.
Can I get a white label sportsbook in the same package?+
Yes, and the quality split matters more here than in casino. BetConstruct and GR8 Tech run their own books with in-house trading and the margin control that implies. Soft2Bet runs hybrid third-party trading, White Hat Gaming plugs in Kambi, and NuxGame rides an LSports feed with margin knobs on top. For a sports-led WL brand the shortlist is BetConstruct and GR8 Tech. For a casino brand adding a betting tab, any of the feeds do the job.
