Updated 28 September 2026. Author: Gambling Soft team.
Short answer: Pragmatic Solutions, SoftGamings and Gambling Soft all help you run an online casino, but they sell different things. Pragmatic Solutions offers a modular player account management platform (PAM) built for regulated markets. SoftGamings offers white label and turnkey casinos with game aggregation. Both quote prices on request, both work on a revenue share model according to public sources, and neither sells its source code according to its public materials. Gambling Soft sells the casino itself: a ready brand with full source code from $8,500 (Violet) to $47,500 (Velvet), or the platform source code for $19,000, paid once in three stages, launched in 7 business days after the advance payment, with a 12-month warranty and no platform revenue share. If you work in a regulated market and want a modular PAM, look at Pragmatic Solutions. If you want a provider to run the casino and the game catalog for a share of revenue, SoftGamings fits. If you want to own the code and know the full software cost before you start, Gambling Soft is the cheaper route over any period longer than a year. Every Gambling Soft price is listed on the pricing page.
Gambling Soft vs Pragmatic Solutions vs SoftGamings at a glance
| Criterion | Gambling Soft | Pragmatic Solutions | SoftGamings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business model | One-time purchase of a ready casino or the platform source code; prices published on the site | Modular player account management platform (PAM) for regulated markets | White label and turnkey casino, game aggregation |
| Entry price | 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) | On request; not published | On request; not published |
| Code ownership | Full source code transferred to the buyer and installed on the buyer’s hosting | Source code not sold, according to public materials | Source code not sold, according to public materials |
| Revenue share | None on source-code products. Official games: 15% of GGR on those games. White label option: 8% of profit. Turnkey packages: 7% to 15% of GGR for games | Revenue share model according to public sources; percentage on request | Revenue share model according to public sources; percentage on request |
| Launch time | 7 business days after the advance payment for a ready platform | On request | On request |
| Games | About 1,200 slots included, expandable to 14,000+ games from 70+ providers; official slots package (Pragmatic Play, Evolution and 70+ providers, 21,000+ games) for $5,500 plus 15% of GGR | Not stated in the sources we used; ask the vendor | Game aggregation; catalog size on request |
| Licenses | License with company registration: Anjouan $28,000, Tobique $50,000, Kahnawake $60,000, Malta $70,000, Curacao $75,000 | Aimed at regulated markets; licensing terms on request | On request |
| Hosting and data | Installed on your own hosting, or hosting included in a turnkey package; the player database, wallets and logs sit on your servers | On request | On request |
| Best for | New and mid-size operators with $10,000 to $60,000 for software who want to own the code and work under an offshore license | Operators in regulated markets who want a modular PAM and accept custom pricing with a revenue share | Operators who want a white label or turnkey casino with an aggregated catalog and do not need to own the code |
Gambling Soft figures come from its own price list. Pragmatic Solutions and SoftGamings do not publish rate cards, so the table only shows what their public materials say about the model. Ask each vendor for a written offer before comparing numbers.
What you actually buy in each case
Pragmatic Solutions: a modular PAM for regulated markets
A player account management platform is the core of an operator’s back office: player accounts and the wallet, with games and payments connected to it. Pragmatic Solutions sells this layer for regulated markets and splits it into modules, so an operator can take the parts it needs. Pricing is on request, public sources describe a revenue share model, and the code is not sold according to public materials. Module list, cost and integration time are questions for the vendor’s sales team.
SoftGamings: white label, turnkey and aggregation
SoftGamings offers white label and turnkey casinos and aggregates games from many studios. Prices are on request and public sources describe a revenue share model. The source code is not sold according to public materials, so the casino stays tied to the provider’s platform for as long as it runs.
Gambling Soft: a casino you own
Gambling Soft delivers a finished casino with its code. A ready brand such as Violet ($8,500), MysticPlay ($12,500), WolfBet ($16,000), OCEAN ($19,900), Cryptoluxe ($22,900), Ace Poker with a poker room ($23,900), Nexus with a sportsbook ($24,990) or Velvet ($47,500) is installed on your hosting in 7 business days after the advance.
Every platform includes the admin panel and mobile version, about 1,200 slots, card and crypto payments (20+ coins) with automatic and manual payouts, a bonus system, an affiliate program, 3 base currencies and 10 languages, anti-fraud and DDoS protection, installation, staff training and a 12-month warranty. Payment goes in three stages: advance, then after the demo of your configured platform, then after acceptance testing (UAT). There is no platform revenue share. The only recurring software fee is 15% of GGR on the official games package, and only if you add it. The catalog is on the ready-made casinos page.
There are two middle paths. White label from Gambling Soft costs one third of the source-code price plus 8% of profit: you get admin panel access instead of ownership, which is closer to the SoftGamings model. Turnkey packages (Casino Lite $7,500, Casino Pro $15,000, Casino + Betting Pro $25,000, Casino + Betting Premium $59,000) bundle the engine with hosting, domain and setup, with games paid as 7% to 15% of GGR.
When each option is the better choice
Pragmatic Solutions fits when
- Your market is regulated and you want a PAM built for it. That is the stated focus of the platform. Gambling Soft arranges Anjouan, Tobique, Kahnawake, Malta and Curacao licenses, so for other regulated markets check local requirements with each vendor.
- You want to assemble your stack from modules. A modular PAM lets you take the account and wallet layer and choose the rest separately.
SoftGamings fits when
- You want the provider to run the casino. A white label or turnkey casino means the platform is the provider’s job, and you do not need a technical team for it.
- You want a large aggregated catalog in one contract. Game aggregation is part of the offer. Gambling Soft covers this with the official slots package (21,000+ games for $5,500 plus 15% of GGR), but it is an add-on.
- You do not plan to sell or move the casino. If ownership of the code is not on your list, renting is a reasonable trade.
Gambling Soft fits when
- You want to own the code. Change the design, add providers, move hosting, build several brands on one platform or sell the business with its software. A rented platform cannot be moved or sold.
- Your budget is under $60,000. Violet ($8,500) plus an Anjouan license ($28,000) is $36,500 plus hosting. Nexus with a sportsbook ($24,990) plus Anjouan is $52,990.
- You want to keep the margin. A source-code casino has no platform share, so growth in revenue does not raise the software bill.
- You plan an offshore license. Licenses with company registration are part of the offer, see the list of licenses.
Three-year budget example
Neither Pragmatic Solutions nor SoftGamings publishes a setup fee or a share percentage, so we cannot put their totals in a table without inventing numbers. What we can show is the Gambling Soft cost and the arithmetic you should run on any revenue share quote. Hosting, payment provider fees and marketing are your own costs in every model and are left out.
| Cost item, 36 months | Gambling Soft Platform (source code) | Gambling Soft Nexus (casino + sportsbook) |
|---|---|---|
| Software, one-time | $19,000 | $24,990 |
| License with company registration | Anjouan, $28,000 | Anjouan, $28,000 |
| Platform revenue share | $0 | $0 |
| Official games (optional) | $5,500 once plus 15% of GGR on those games | $5,500 once plus 15% of GGR on those games |
| Extra technical work (optional) | $1,980 per 40 hours | $1,980 per 40 hours |
| Total, platform and license | $47,000 | $52,990 |
Now the other side. Every percentage point of revenue share costs the following over 36 months:
| Monthly GGR | Cost of 1 percentage point of share over 36 months |
|---|---|
| $10,000 | $3,600 |
| $30,000 | $10,800 |
| $100,000 | $36,000 |
Multiply the figure in your row by the percentage in the quote you receive, then add the setup fee. Compare the result with $47,000 or $52,990. The gap grows with revenue, because a one-time price does not. The trade-off is real: with source code you run the servers and updates yourself, or pay Gambling Soft for support.
How to decide in five questions
- Who owns the code and the player base? If the answer is “the provider”, the casino cannot be moved or sold with its platform.
- What is the total cost at your expected revenue? Take the share from the written quote, multiply it by 36 months of your GGR and compare it with a one-time price.
- Which market and which license? A regulated market points to a vendor built for it. An offshore license (Anjouan from $28,000) points to a lighter setup.
- What exactly is in the offer? A PAM and a complete casino are different scopes. Compare like with like.
- Who runs the servers? A rented platform includes it. With source code you host it yourself or order hosting in a turnkey package.
Ask each vendor for a written quote with setup, minimums, revenue share, launch time and exit terms. The terms of work and guarantees page shows what Gambling Soft puts in writing.
FAQ
Is Gambling Soft a Pragmatic Solutions alternative?
Yes, for operators who want to buy a complete casino instead of licensing a PAM: source code from $8,500, launch in 7 business days, no platform revenue share. Pragmatic Solutions is a modular PAM for regulated markets with prices on request and a revenue share model according to public sources.
Is Gambling Soft a SoftGamings alternative?
Yes. SoftGamings sells white label and turnkey casinos with game aggregation on a revenue share model, prices on request. Gambling Soft sells the casino with its code at published prices, and also offers its own white label at one third of the source-code price plus 8% of profit.
Do Pragmatic Solutions or SoftGamings sell the source code?
Not according to their public materials as of September 2026. If code ownership matters to you, ask them directly and get the answer in writing.
What does the Gambling Soft price include?
The platform with source code, admin panel and mobile version, about 1,200 slots, payments, bonus and affiliate systems, installation on your hosting, staff training and a 12-month warranty. Official games, licenses and hosting are priced separately. Prices are valid for 30 days from the date above.
How do I get a quote?
Write via contacts: Telegram @GamblingSoftOriginal or WhatsApp +357 96 566 090. Demo sites and admin panel access are available on request.
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