Updated 27 September 2026. Author: Gambling Soft team.
Short answer: EveryMatrix and Gambling Soft serve different buyers. EveryMatrix is a modular platform for large operators: CasinoEngine, OddsMatrix and other modules, an aggregation of 33,000+ games, a focus on regulated markets, prices on request. According to third-party reviews (September 2026), the setup fee is about EUR 75,000 to 200,000 and the revenue share is 12% to 20% of GGR, and the source code is not sold. Gambling Soft sells a finished casino with full source code for a one-time price: ready brands from $8,500 (Violet) to $47,500 (Velvet), turnkey packages from $7,500 (Casino Lite) to $59,000 (Casino + Betting Premium), platform source code $19,000. Launch takes 7 business days after the advance, the software carries a 12-month warranty, and there is no platform revenue share. If you are a multi-market operator with a regulated license and a six-figure platform budget, EveryMatrix is the natural fit. If your total budget is under $60,000, you want to own the code and you plan an offshore license (Anjouan $28,000 or Curacao $75,000), Gambling Soft is the alternative. All Gambling Soft prices below are from the pricing page.
Gambling Soft vs EveryMatrix at a glance
| Criterion | EveryMatrix | Gambling Soft |
|---|---|---|
| Business model | Modular platform provided as a service: setup fee plus revenue share (according to third-party reviews, September 2026); prices are not published, quotes on request | One-time purchase of a ready casino or platform source code; prices published on the site |
| Entry price | Setup fee about EUR 75,000 to 200,000 (third-party reviews, September 2026) | Ready casino from $8,500 (Violet) to $47,500 (Velvet); platform source code $19,000; turnkey packages from $7,500 (Casino Lite) to $59,000 (Casino + Betting Premium) |
| Code ownership | No source code sale in public materials; the platform stays with the provider | Full source code is transferred to the buyer and installed on the buyer’s hosting |
| Revenue share | 12% to 20% of GGR (third-party reviews, September 2026) | No platform share on source-code products. Official games: 15% of GGR on those games only. White label option: 1/3 of the source-code price plus 8% of profit |
| Launch time | Not published; enterprise integrations are scoped per project | 7 business days after the advance payment for a ready platform |
| Games | Aggregation of 33,000+ games (everymatrix.com) | About 1,200 HTML5 slots included; official slots package (Pragmatic Play, Evolution and 70+ providers, 21,000+ games) for $5,500 plus 15% of GGR; extended HTML5 slots package (1,700+ titles with adjustable RTP) for $1,650 |
| Licenses | Operator brings its own license; the platform is oriented at regulated markets | License with company registration: Anjouan $28,000, Tobique $50,000, Kahnawake $60,000, Malta $70,000, Curacao $75,000 |
| Modules | CasinoEngine, OddsMatrix and other modules, taken separately or together | Casino engine with admin panel, bonuses, affiliate program, payments; sportsbook (Nexus $24,990, packages from $25,000) and poker room (Ace Poker $23,900) as ready products |
| Hosting and data | Hosted by the provider; player data lives on the provider’s infrastructure | Your own servers or a hosting we set up; player database, wallets and logs belong to you |
| Best for | Large operators in several regulated markets that need modular enterprise infrastructure | New operators with a budget of $10,000 to $60,000, crypto and offshore projects, teams that want to own and modify the code |
EveryMatrix does not publish prices. Its setup fee and revenue share in this article come from third-party reviews collected in September 2026 and can differ in a real contract. The game count and the module names are from everymatrix.com. Gambling Soft prices are the current published catalog and are valid for 30 days from the date above.
What you actually buy in each case
EveryMatrix: modules you connect
EveryMatrix is built as a set of modules. CasinoEngine handles casino content aggregation with 33,000+ games, OddsMatrix covers sports betting, and other modules cover the rest of the operator stack. An operator picks the modules it needs and integrates them with its own or a partner platform. The provider hosts and runs the modules, and the operator pays a setup fee and a share of GGR. This is enterprise infrastructure: it is designed for operators that already have a license, a compliance team and a product team, and that run in more than one regulated market.
Gambling Soft: a casino you own
Gambling Soft delivers a finished casino with the code. A ready brand such as Violet ($8,500), MysticPlay ($12,500), WolfBet ($16,000), OCEAN ($19,900), Nexus with a sportsbook ($24,990), Ace Poker with a poker room ($23,900), Cryptoluxe crypto casino ($22,900) or Velvet ($47,500) is installed on your hosting, configured, and handed over with the source code, documentation, staff training and a 12-month warranty. Every platform includes an admin panel and a mobile version, about 1,200 slots expandable to 14,000+ games from 70+ providers, card and crypto payments (20+ coins), a bonus system, an affiliate program, 3 base currencies and 10 languages. Payment is one-time in three stages: advance, after the demo, after acceptance. Details are in the ready-made casinos catalog and in turnkey development.
Turnkey packages are the second option: Casino Lite $7,500 (350 games, 9% of GGR on games), Casino Pro $15,000 (670 games, 8%), Casino + Betting Pro $25,000 (1,700 games, sportsbook and poker modules, 7%, betting 15%) and Casino + Betting Premium $59,000 (14,000 official slots and live games, 15%). Here the price covers the engine, a domain for a year, hosting and setup, and the games are paid as a share of GGR. A Curacao license can be added to Pro and Premium packages.
When EveryMatrix is the better choice
- You are a large operator. If your platform budget is in six figures and your monthly GGR is in the hundreds of thousands, a 12% to 20% share buys you enterprise infrastructure, aggregation of 33,000+ games and a provider that runs it all.
- You operate in several regulated markets. EveryMatrix is oriented at regulated markets. Gambling Soft software is offshore-first and would need its own certification project for a regulated jurisdiction.
- You want modular integration. If you already have a platform and need only a casino aggregator or only a sportsbook feed, taking a single module is exactly what EveryMatrix is designed for.
- You do not want to run servers. Hosting, updates, aggregator contracts and monitoring are the provider’s job.
When Gambling Soft is the better choice
- Your budget is under $60,000. A complete start with Violet ($8,500) and an Anjouan license ($28,000) is $36,500 plus hosting. A casino with a sportsbook (Nexus, $24,990) plus Anjouan is $52,990. On the EveryMatrix side the setup fee alone, per third-party reviews, starts above this level.
- You want to own the code. The source code is yours: you can change the design, add providers, move hosting, sell the business with its software, or build several brands on one platform without asking anyone.
- You plan an offshore license. Anjouan ($28,000) or Curacao ($75,000) with company registration are part of the Gambling Soft catalog, see the list of licenses. This is the usual route for crypto casinos and for operators in markets without local regulation.
- You need to launch fast. A ready platform is technically live in 7 business days after the advance: installed, configured and accepting registrations. Real-money operation then depends on your license and payment providers, which Gambling Soft helps to connect.
- You want a fixed cost. One-time payment in three stages, published prices, a 12-month warranty and no platform revenue share, so your margin is not diluted as you grow.
Three-year budget example
Take a casino that reaches $50,000 of monthly GGR by the end of year one and holds that level in years two and three. Round figures, hosting and marketing excluded on both sides.
| Cost item | EveryMatrix (third-party review figures) | Gambling Soft |
|---|---|---|
| Platform, one-time | EUR 75,000 to 200,000 setup fee | $19,900 (OCEAN, source code) or $19,000 (platform source code) |
| Platform revenue share, 3 years | 12% to 20% of GGR: on roughly $1.5 million of cumulative GGR that is $180,000 to $300,000 | $0 |
| Official games | Included in the platform share | $5,500 once plus 15% of GGR on official games (if you add them; copies are included) |
| License | Your own, depends on market | Anjouan $28,000 with company registration |
| Support | Part of the platform agreement | 12-month warranty included; 40 hours of technical work $1,980 when needed |
| Three-year total, indicative | EUR 255,000 to 500,000 plus license | About $55,000 plus the game share, if official games are used |
The gap grows with revenue: a share model charges more the better you do, a purchase does not. The gap shrinks, or turns the other way, when you need certified infrastructure across several regulated markets, because that is exactly what an enterprise platform fee pays for.
How to decide in five questions
- Which markets and which license? Several regulated markets point to EveryMatrix; Anjouan or Curacao point to Gambling Soft.
- What is the launch budget? Under $60,000 all-in points to a purchased platform.
- Do you already have a platform? If you need one module to plug in, EveryMatrix; if you need a whole casino, Gambling Soft.
- Who runs the servers? If you have no technical team and no wish to hire one, a hosted platform; if you want the data and the code, a purchase.
- What happens in year three? Compare the cumulative revenue share with the one-time price at your expected GGR before you sign.
The terms of a Gambling Soft purchase (stages, acceptance, warranty) are on the terms of work and guarantees page. Demo sites and admin panel access are available on request through contacts.
FAQ
Is Gambling Soft a direct EveryMatrix alternative?
For a new or small operator, yes: it replaces the platform, the games and the license process with a one-time purchase from $8,500. For a large multi-market operator that needs modular enterprise infrastructure, EveryMatrix and similar platforms remain the relevant category.
How much does EveryMatrix cost?
EveryMatrix does not publish prices. Third-party reviews from September 2026 cite a setup fee of about EUR 75,000 to 200,000 and a revenue share of 12% to 20% of GGR. Confirm the terms with EveryMatrix directly.
Not on the platform. Source-code products are a one-time payment. Official games are paid at 15% of GGR on those games, and the white label option carries 8% of profit.
Can I add a sportsbook with Gambling Soft?
Yes: Nexus ($24,990) is a ready casino with a sportsbook module, and the Casino + Betting Pro ($25,000) and Premium ($59,000) packages include sportsbook and poker modules.
Can I move from a hosted platform to Gambling Soft later?
Yes. The platform is installed on your hosting, and player data is migrated as a separate project estimated on request. The launch of the platform itself takes 7 business days after the advance.