Next-Gen iGaming Platform

Overview

Acquire a production-ready iGaming platform including full source code and the domain/brand. Built for scalability, this solution enables rapid launch and management of white-label casino brands across both crypto and fiat environments.

Key Highlights

• 20,000+ games from 150+ providers

• Multi-brand / white-label ready

• Crypto & fiat payment support

• AI-driven personalization

• Advanced bonus & retention engine

• Built-in affiliate & referral systems

• CRM & gamification (near completion)

• Launch new brands in weeks

Technology

• Laravel backend (production-ready)

• Vue 3 + Nuxt.js (SSR frontend)

• MySQL infrastructure

• Scalable architecture with planned Golang microservices

Core Features

• Fully configurable back office (no dev input required)

• Dynamic frontend (geo & behavior-based customization)

• Advanced bonuses: FTDs, reloads, no-deposit, free spins

• Integrated affiliate tracking & commission system

• Multi-payment infrastructure (crypto + fiat)

Why It Matters

A turnkey, scalable platform designed for operators, affiliates, or investors looking to launch or expand quickly in the iGaming space with full control over product, payments, and growth systems.

Assets Included

• Full source code

• Domain & brand

• Product roadmap & documentation

Next Steps

Inquire for demo access, technical details, and deal structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between acquiring this platform versus licensing a white label?

Acquiring this platform with full source code means the buyer owns the technology outright — no ongoing platform licensing fees, no revenue share with a provider, no dependency on a third party’s roadmap or pricing decisions. For operators planning to run multiple brands or offer white label services to other operators, owning the underlying platform creates a fundamentally different unit economics model versus renting access to someone else’s technology.

What are the ongoing costs after acquiring a proprietary iGaming platform?

Owning a proprietary platform eliminates white label licensing fees (typically 15–25% of GGR) but introduces technology maintenance costs — development team salaries or contractor fees, server infrastructure, game provider direct integration costs, and certification expenses if operating in regulated markets. For operators above a certain scale, these costs are substantially lower than white label revenue share.

Are the game provider integrations transferable to a new owner?

Game provider integration agreements are typically commercial contracts between the provider and the operating entity. In a share sale, these transfer automatically. In an asset sale, new direct agreements would need to be established with each provider. The 150+ provider integrations represent a significant technical asset, but buyer should clarify the contract structure with each provider during due diligence. CasinosBroker manages this process for qualified buyers.

Can this platform be used to offer white label services to other operators?

Yes — the multi-brand architecture is specifically designed to support white label brand deployment, making this asset relevant not just for operators launching their own brands but for entrepreneurs wanting to enter the B2B iGaming platform market. Full platform capabilities are documented in the technical specification available under NDA.