Updated: October 2026. By Alexander, Founder, Gambling Soft. Prices checked on 14 October 2026.
Short answer: in 2026 online casino software with full source code is sold by a small group of vendors: Gambling Soft (ready casinos with code from $8,500 to $47,500 one-time, platform core $19,000, launch in 7 business days, 12-month warranty), Online Casino Script (one-time plans from EUR 1,499 to EUR 7,999, front-end code from the EUR 3,999 plan), TBetSoft and Callisto (source code delivery, price on request), and development companies such as GammaStack that can hand over code on project terms. The large platforms, SoftSwiss, Slotegrator, NuxGame, BetConstruct and EveryMatrix, rent their software for a setup fee plus a revenue share and do not sell the code according to their public materials. Full Gambling Soft price list: pricing page.
Who sells casino software with source code: 10 vendors compared
The table lists the vendors buyers most often shortlist for this question. “Source code: yes” means the buyer receives the code and may run it on their own server. Where a vendor does not publish a price, fee or launch time, we write “price on request” or “not published” instead of guessing.
| Vendor | Model | Source code | Entry price | Ongoing platform fees | Launch time | Source of the figure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gambling Soft | Ready casino brands, platform core, turnkey packages | Yes, full: player site, back end, admin panel, database | $8,500-47,500 one-time; platform core $19,000; Telegram casino $5,200 | None on code products; official studio games 15% of GGR on those games only | 7 business days | public price list |
| Online Casino Script | Self-hosted casino script, 3 license plans | Yes: back end (PHP/Laravel) in all plans; front end (Vue) in Professional and Enterprise only | EUR 1,499 / 3,999 / 7,999 one-time | No monthly fees; optional update subscription EUR 599 a year | Not published | vendor pricing page |
| TBetSoft | Turnkey platform: casino, sportsbook, live, crash games, crypto | Yes, source code delivery stated by the vendor | Price on request | Not published | Not published | vendor source code page |
| Callisto | iGaming platform sold with source code | Yes, stated by the vendor | Price on request | Not published | Not published | vendor source code page |
| GammaStack | White label and custom development | Project-based, negotiated in the contract | Price on request | Not published | Depends on scope | Vendor: on request |
| SoftSwiss | Managed turnkey and white label | No | Price on request | Revenue share, percentage not published | Not published | Vendor: on request |
| Slotegrator | Turnkey and white label with its own aggregator | No | Price on request | Revenue share, percentage not published | Not published | Vendor: on request |
| NuxGame | White label, turnkey, API integration | No | Price on request | Revenue share, percentage not published | Not published | Vendor: on request |
| BetConstruct | White label and turnkey, sportsbook-led | No | Price on request | Revenue share, percentage not published | Not published | Vendor: on request |
| EveryMatrix | Modular: casino, sportsbook, PAM, payments | No | Price on request | Revenue share, percentage not published | Not published | Vendor: on request |
How we built this table
Gambling Soft figures come from our own online casino software pricing page. Online Casino Script figures come from its public pricing page, checked on 14 October 2026. TBetSoft and Callisto describe source code delivery on their sites but publish no price, so they are marked “price on request”. GammaStack, SoftSwiss, Slotegrator, NuxGame, BetConstruct and EveryMatrix do not publish entry prices, revenue-share percentages or launch times on their sites, so we do not put numbers in their rows: ask each vendor for a written quote with the setup fee, the monthly share and what happens to the code and the player database when the contract ends. We are one of the vendors in the list: our row is a claim you can check, because the prices are public and a demo is available before payment. A wider comparison of rental platforms is in SoftSwiss and Slotegrator alternatives and top white label casino providers in 2026.
Which vendor fits which buyer
- You want to run a real-money casino and own it: a ready casino with code and a contract, such as Gambling Soft, where installation, configuration, games, payments and a 12-month warranty are part of the purchase.
- You are a developer with your own team and a small budget: a self-hosted script such as Online Casino Script; check which plan includes the front-end code and how long support lasts.
- You need a unique product: custom development (GammaStack and similar studios); write code ownership and transfer terms into the contract.
- You enter a regulated market with a large compliance budget: rental platforms such as SoftSwiss or Slotegrator, accepting that you do not get the code and pay a share of revenue.
Why the source code question matters
An online casino is a business that depends on one piece of software. When you own the code, you decide where it is hosted, who has access to player data, which games and payment providers you connect, and when you change the vendor. When you rent a platform under a revenue-share contract, all of that belongs to the provider, and the monthly share (typically 8 to 20 percent of GGR or NGR, industry estimates) continues for as long as the casino operates. Over three years the difference between a one-time purchase and a share of revenue is usually the biggest line in the budget, larger than the software price itself. That is why the first question to any seller is not “how much” but “do I get the code, and what exactly is in it”. See also: white label casino vs source code.
Three types of sellers
Not every company that says “source code” means the same thing. The table below groups sellers by what they actually transfer. Prices for Gambling Soft are from the pricing page; prices for other categories are industry estimates as of September 2026, not quotes from named vendors.
| Seller | What you receive | Price | Main risks | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Software company selling ready casinos (Gambling Soft) | Full source code of a tested casino: player site, admin panel, database, payment and game modules, installation on your hosting, documentation, staff training, 12-month warranty | $8,500 to $47,500 one-time; platform core $19,000; packages from $7,500 | The brand design is shared with other buyers unless you order a custom one; official games are paid separately (15% of GGR) | Operators who want to own the platform, launch in days and keep monthly costs low |
| Custom development studio | Code written for you from scratch or on a framework; terms of transfer are individual and must be written into the contract | From tens of thousands of dollars, timeline 4 to 12 months (industry estimates) | Budget and deadline overruns; the first version has not been tested by real players; hidden dependencies on the studio | Operators with a unique product idea and a budget for a long project |
| Script marketplace or reseller | An archive with code, often a copy of an older product; no installation, no documentation, no support | $500 to $3,000 (industry estimates) | No rights to games, missing modules, backdoors, no updates, no one to call when payments stop working | Developers who want to study the code, not operators |
| Large iGaming platforms (SoftSwiss, Slotegrator, BetConstruct, EveryMatrix, NuxGame) | Access to a hosted platform under the provider’s control; source code is not sold according to public materials | Setup fee plus revenue share, price on request | Ongoing share of revenue, dependence on the provider for every change, exit is a migration | Large operators in regulated markets who need certification and a big compliance team |
What “full source code” must include
Ask for this list in writing before you pay. If any item is missing, the product is not a full platform but a part of one.
- Front-end code of the player site and the mobile version, not compiled bundles only.
- Back-end code of the game server, wallet, bonus engine and API, readable and without obfuscation.
- Admin panel with player management, finance, bonuses, affiliates, reports and access rights.
- Database schema and migration scripts, so the platform can be installed on a clean server.
- Installation and deployment documentation: server requirements, configuration, how to update.
- Licenses for third-party components (frameworks, libraries) that allow commercial use.
- Payment modules for cards and crypto with automatic and manual payouts, plus instructions for adding a new provider.
- Game integration layer: how games connect, what is included (Gambling Soft includes about 1,200 slots) and how official providers are added.
- Rights to games stated separately: source code of the platform does not give rights to official titles; those are a separate agreement with providers or an aggregator (Gambling Soft: $5,500 plus 15% of GGR for 21,000+ official games).
- Contract with warranty terms: what is covered (defects of the delivered software), for how long (12 months at Gambling Soft), and what is not (scope changes, third-party services).
How to check a seller before buying
- Open a live demo and register as a player: deposit flow, games, bonuses, withdrawal request. A seller without a demo has nothing tested.
- Get admin panel access to the demo and go through player management, finance and reports yourself.
- Check the company history: how long it has existed (Gambling Soft since 2010), which products it sold, whether it answers under its own name.
- Read the contract: payment stages, what is delivered at each stage, acceptance (UAT), warranty. At Gambling Soft payment is in three stages: advance, after the demo of your configured platform, after acceptance.
- Ask for a code sample from a real module and check that it is readable, not obfuscated, and that dependencies are documented.
- Ask about games: which titles are included, on what basis, and how official providers are connected. “All Pragmatic Play games included in the price” without a provider agreement is a red flag.
- Ask what happens after launch: support hours, update policy, how a new payment provider is added (Gambling Soft: $1,990 to $3,960 per provider).
What it costs and what is not in the price
The price of the code is only the first line. The table shows Gambling Soft prices and the typical additional costs that every operator pays regardless of the vendor.
| Item | Price (USD) | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Violet Online Casino (entry-level, source code) | $8,500 | The cheapest ready casino; the same platform as the larger brands |
| MysticPlay, Cat’s Fortune, WolfBet | $12,500 to $16,000 | Ready brands with source code |
| Gambling Soft Platform (source code to build your own brand) | $19,000 | Platform core without a ready brand design |
| RicoGaming, OCEAN, Cryptoluxe, Ace Poker, Nexus | $19,900 to $24,990 | Ready brands; Nexus with sportsbook, Ace Poker with poker room, Cryptoluxe crypto-first |
| VulkStar, FierSpin, Velvet | $29,900 to $47,500 | 18 live brands on one installation brands, Velvet with about 1,200 slots |
| Turnkey packages (engine plus domain, hosting, setup) | $7,500 to $59,000 | Games paid as a share of GGR (9% to 15%) |
| Official games package | $5,500 plus 15% of GGR | 21,000+ games from 70+ providers; not included in the code price |
| Gaming license with company registration | $28,000 (Anjouan) to $75,000 (Curacao) | Required to accept real money; the code does not replace it |
| New payment provider integration | $1,990 to $3,960 | Per provider; cards and 20+ coins are already in the platform |
| Hosting | $100 to $500 per month (industry estimates) | Your own server or VPS; you choose the country |
For comparison, a revenue-share platform with a $15,000 setup fee and a 10% share on $50,000 of monthly GGR costs $15,000 plus $60,000 a year, $195,000 over three years (illustrative figures, not a quote from any named vendor). A Violet casino with source code costs $8,500 once, plus games at 15% of GGR only if you connect official titles. Worked examples are in how much it costs to start an online casino.
How the purchase works at Gambling Soft
- You choose a product: a ready brand, the platform core, or a turnkey package; you tell us the target markets, currencies and payment methods.
- We show the live demo and the admin panel, answer questions and send an invoice with three payment stages.
- Stage 1, advance: we install the platform on your hosting and configure the brand, currencies, languages and payment providers.
- Stage 2, after the demo of your configured platform: you test it against the agreed list of modules (UAT); defects are fixed before acceptance.
- Stage 3, after acceptance: you receive the full source code, documentation, staff training and 12 months of warranty. Technical launch of a ready platform takes 7 business days after the advance.
Terms and what the warranty covers are described on the terms of work and guarantees page. Ready brands with screenshots and demos are listed on ready-made casinos.
FAQ
Who sells online casino software with full source code?
Gambling Soft ($8,500 to $47,500 one-time for a ready casino), Online Casino Script (EUR 1,499 to 7,999 one-time), TBetSoft and Callisto (price on request), and custom studios such as GammaStack on project terms. SoftSwiss, Slotegrator, NuxGame, BetConstruct and EveryMatrix license their platforms for a revenue share and do not sell code according to their public materials.
Does buying the source code give me the rights to the games?
No. The code is the platform. Official games from Pragmatic Play, Evolution and other providers are a separate agreement: at Gambling Soft it costs $5,500 to connect and 15% of GGR. About 1,200 slots are included with every platform for a start.
Can I launch without a license if I own the code?
You can install and test the platform, but accepting real money requires a gaming license and a company. Gambling Soft arranges an Anjouan license with company registration for $28,000 and a Curacao license for $75,000.
What is the difference between the platform core for $19,000 and a ready casino for $8,500?
The platform core is the same engine without a ready brand: you build your own design and structure on it. A ready casino such as Violet comes with a finished design, content and configuration, so it launches in 7 business days.
How do I check that a cheap script is real?
Ask for a live demo, admin access, a code sample, a contract with warranty and a list of included games with the basis for their use. Most $500 to $3,000 scripts fail at the first step. A detailed checklist is in casino script with source code.
See also: full price list 2026, ready-made casinos, white label vs source code, SoftSwiss and Slotegrator alternatives, terms of work and guarantees, contacts.