EveryMatrix Pricing Explained (2026): What the Platform Costs and What It Publishes

Updated: 20 October 2026. All EveryMatrix figures were checked on everymatrix.com on 20 October 2026.

Short answer: EveryMatrix does not publish prices. Its casino platform page has a “Book a demo” button that leads to a contact form, and the turnkey page ends with “Talk to an expert”, so the price is on request. What the site does tell you is how the product is sold: a modular casino platform that plugs into third party platforms and wallets, or a full turnkey setup with its own player account management (PAM). The model you choose decides most of the cost, so this page explains what to ask for and gives you a public price list to compare against.

EveryMatrix pricing at a glance

Sources: everymatrix.com, everymatrix.com/casinoengine/ and everymatrix.com/turnkey/ (checked 20 October 2026); gambling-soft.com/pricing/ (checked 20 October 2026).

How EveryMatrix pricing is likely structured

EveryMatrix sells two different things, and they are priced differently. The first is the modular route: you take only the casino engine, the content aggregation or the live casino and connect it to your own platform and wallet. The second is full turnkey delivery, where EveryMatrix supplies PAM, wallet, casino, sportsbook, content, infrastructure, operations and compliance in one package. The site does not give a number for either. In the B2B casino market, platforms of this class usually charge a mix of a setup or integration fee, a monthly minimum and a share of GGR, and the GGR share often grows with the number of modules. Treat that as the shape of a typical offer, not as EveryMatrix’s terms: only a written proposal from EveryMatrix tells you its real numbers.

The modular route usually costs less at the start but leaves you paying for your own PAM, hosting and payment stack. Full turnkey costs more in the contract but removes those separate bills. Compare total cost over two or three years, not the first invoice.

What to ask EveryMatrix before you sign

• Setup or integration fee, and what exactly it covers.
• Monthly minimum fee, and from which month it starts.
• Platform share of GGR, and whether it is separate from the game content share.
• Game content costs per provider, and which providers are excluded from the base package.
• Which licences the offer relies on and who holds them for your target market.
• Payment provider setup and transaction costs.
• Whether you get source code or only access to a hosted platform.
• Launch timeline and what is included in go-live support.

Ask for every item in writing. A low setup fee can hide a high GGR share, and over a few years the GGR share is usually the larger number.

How a published price list compares

If you want numbers before a sales call, our casino software prices are public, so you can compare EveryMatrix pricing with them line by line. Casino Lite starts at $7,500. Ready casinos with full source code cost from $8,500 to $47,500, and the platform source code to build your own brand is $19,000. The platform takes 0% of GGR on ready casinos with source code. Game content is 15% of GGR on the official package or 7 to 9% in turnkey setups. Ready packages launch in 7 working days after the advance payment, larger projects usually take 1 to 4 weeks. You get 40,000+ slots and live games from 70+ providers, about 500 payment methods including crypto, and 60 languages. Games are connected through our bridge from day one, so you do not sign separate contracts or manage provider keys. If you prefer not to own the code, see our white label casino solutions.

Who EveryMatrix fits, and who should look elsewhere

EveryMatrix fits an operator with a regulated market plan, a budget for a long contract and a team that wants one vendor for PAM, wallet, casino and sportsbook. Its UKGC and MGA B2B licences matter if you target those markets. It fits less well if you need a fixed price before you start, want to own the source code, or plan a small first launch where a monthly minimum and a GGR share would eat most of the margin. In that case a one-time payment for code with no platform revenue share is usually cheaper over two or three years.

FAQ

Does EveryMatrix publish its prices?

No. On 20 October 2026 the EveryMatrix CasinoEngine page offered “Book a demo” and the turnkey page offered “Talk to an expert”. No price, fee or GGR share was published.

Is EveryMatrix sold as a module or as a full platform?

Both. The casino engine can connect to third party platforms and wallets, or come as part of full turnkey delivery with EveryMatrix’s own PAM, wallet, sportsbook, content, operations and compliance.

Which licences does EveryMatrix hold?

Its site names EveryMatrix Software Limited with UK Gambling Commission account 39383 and Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/201/2011, and lists the rest on its gambling licences page.

How much does a casino platform cost with a published price list?

At Gambling Soft, Casino Lite starts at $7,500 and ready casinos with source code cost $8,500 to $47,500, one-time, with 0% of GGR to the platform.

How fast can I launch?

EveryMatrix does not state a launch time on its site. Gambling Soft ready packages launch in 7 working days after the advance, larger projects usually in 1 to 4 weeks.