Soft Guides
The questions operators ask us before they sign with an aggregator, answered at length.
How B2B iGaming comparison sites make money, and how to read them
Operators shortlist aggregators and platforms from directories and 'best of' lists. Almost all of those sites are paid by the vendors they list, in one form or another. This guide shows what six real sites publish about their income, how Soft of Games itself works, and a checklist for reading any ranking.Seamless wallet vs transfer wallet: how casino game money really moves
Every game integration has to answer one question: where does the player's balance live while they play? A seamless wallet keeps it on your server and gets a call for every bet. A transfer wallet moves money into the game provider's system and back. This guide walks through both, with the failure cases that decide which one you should pick.What is a casino game aggregator?
A game aggregator sits between your casino and the studios that make the games. You integrate once, and it gives you hundreds of studios through a single API, one wallet protocol and one set of reports. This guide explains the moving parts, the money flow and the limits.White label vs turnkey vs API: three ways to build an online casino
You can rent a ready casino, buy a platform and run it yourself, or build your own platform and plug games in through an API. The choice decides how fast you launch, how much you spend each month, and how much of the business you truly own. This guide compares the three on the points that matter in year two, not just week one.How to choose a game aggregator: 12 questions to ask before you sign
Sales decks all claim thousands of games and fast integration. These twelve questions cut through that. Each one comes with the answer you want to hear and the answer that should make you slow down.
Operators shortlist aggregators and platforms from directories and 'best of' lists. Almost all of those sites are paid by the vendors they list, in one form or another. This guide shows what six real sites publish about their income, how Soft of Games itself works, and a checklist for reading any ranking.Seamless wallet vs transfer wallet: how casino game money really moves
Every game integration has to answer one question: where does the player's balance live while they play? A seamless wallet keeps it on your server and gets a call for every bet. A transfer wallet moves money into the game provider's system and back. This guide walks through both, with the failure cases that decide which one you should pick.What is a casino game aggregator?
A game aggregator sits between your casino and the studios that make the games. You integrate once, and it gives you hundreds of studios through a single API, one wallet protocol and one set of reports. This guide explains the moving parts, the money flow and the limits.White label vs turnkey vs API: three ways to build an online casino
You can rent a ready casino, buy a platform and run it yourself, or build your own platform and plug games in through an API. The choice decides how fast you launch, how much you spend each month, and how much of the business you truly own. This guide compares the three on the points that matter in year two, not just week one.How to choose a game aggregator: 12 questions to ask before you sign
Sales decks all claim thousands of games and fast integration. These twelve questions cut through that. Each one comes with the answer you want to hear and the answer that should make you slow down.