# Soft of Games > B2B guide to casino game aggregators, platforms and game studios. Reviews scored on a public 8-criterion grid (catalogue, API, integration, bonus tools, currencies/crypto, markets, support, transparency), rankings by operator need, studio profiles and practical guides. Available in multiple languages. Soft of Games has commercial relationships with some reviewed vendors, including SoftAggregator and Nocturn Play (see /about/). Methodology: https://softofgames.com/methodology/ ## Rankings - [Top 10 casino game aggregators in 2026](https://softofgames.com/best/best-casino-game-aggregators/): This is our overall ranking, built for an operator who wants one content partner for the next three years rather than the next three months. We weighed catalogue depth against the less glamorous work an aggregator does after launch: tooling, support and how well it fits operators of different sizes. - [Sportsbook API providers: who to plug in, and when](https://softofgames.com/best/best-sportsbook-api-providers/): A sportsbook is not a game you add to a lobby. It is a trading operation, an odds feed and a front end, and every provider sells a different share of those three. We ranked ten B2B suppliers on what you actually get through their API, how much of the work they take off your hands, and which operators they suit (October 2026). - [Game aggregators with no setup fee: what vendors actually publish](https://softofgames.com/best/no-setup-fee-aggregators/): Plenty of aggregators will waive a setup fee if you ask. Far fewer write it on their website. This ranking separates the vendors that publish a no-setup-fee policy from those that leave it to negotiation, and looks at what an operator still pays before the first bet. - [Fastest game aggregator integrations, ranked by time to first real round](https://softofgames.com/best/fastest-integration-aggregators/): Every aggregator promises a quick launch, but they start the clock at different moments. We ranked eight vendors on the full path from first contact to a real player's first settled round, not on the headline number in their marketing. - [Crypto casino game aggregators: who handles crypto end to end](https://softofgames.com/best/crypto-casino-aggregators/): "Crypto-friendly" can mean three different things for an aggregator, and most vendors only cover one. We ranked nine of them on all three: how you pay the vendor, how crypto balances reach the games, and how much of the catalogue actually works with them. - [Self-service game aggregators: how far can you get without a sales call?](https://softofgames.com/best/self-service-game-aggregators/): Most aggregators still start with a contact form and a discovery call. A few now let an operator create an account, pull API keys and run test rounds on the same afternoon. This ranking scores eight vendors on how many steps of that journey you can complete on your own. ## Aggregator reviews - [SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator review (8.9/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/softswiss/): best for Established operators who want engagement tools such as tournaments and jackpots on top of a very large catalogue - [EveryMatrix (SlotMatrix) review (8.8/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/everymatrix/): best for Large or ambitious operators who want aggregation plus a modular stack of bonus, sportsbook and platform products - [SoftAggregator review (8.8/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/softaggregator/): best for Operators who want 40,000+ games through one free API, with no setup or integration fee and a launch in days - [Hub88 review (8.6/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/hub88/): best for Crypto-first casinos that want a clean wallet API, a free-bets endpoint and supplier-run promotions - [St8 review (8.5/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/st8/): best for Mid-size and growing operators who want a modern API, strong reporting and flexible commercial models - [BetConstruct review (8.4/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/betconstruct/): best for Operators who want a complete turnkey or white-label business with sportsbook, casino and back office from one supplier - [Slotegrator (APIgrator) review (8.3/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/slotegrator/): best for First-time operators who want games, payments, bonus tools and a ready platform from one supplier - [TimelessTech review (8.2/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/timelesstech/): best for Operators who want casino content and a sports product from one vendor, especially with Latin American ambitions - [NuxGame review (8/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/nuxgame/): best for Founders who want a ready-made casino product, including crypto, Telegram or sweepstakes formats, with aggregation built in - [Aggregator.gg review (7/10)](https://softofgames.com/aggregators/aggregator-gg/): best for Developer-led and Telegram-first projects that want a fixed cost per spin and very fast technical setup ## Studio profiles - [Hacksaw Gaming](https://softofgames.com/studios/hacksaw-gaming/): Video slots, scratchcards, instant-win games, crash (Moneyplane) - [Evolution](https://softofgames.com/studios/evolution/): Live casino (roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, game shows), first-person RNG tables; slots through its NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming and Nolimit City brands - [Nocturn Play](https://softofgames.com/studios/nocturn-play/): Video slots, coin pusher, jewel cube, ring board, naval battle, candy-matching, pachinko-style ball drop, 75-ball bingo, crash - [PG Soft (Pocket Games Soft)](https://softofgames.com/studios/pg-soft/): Mobile-first video slots - [Pragmatic Play](https://softofgames.com/studios/pragmatic-play/): Video slots, live casino, crash games, jackpots, arcade and other RNG games, network promotions (Drops & Wins) ## Guides - [How B2B iGaming comparison sites make money, and how to read them](https://softofgames.com/guides/how-b2b-igaming-comparison-sites-make-money/): 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](https://softofgames.com/guides/seamless-vs-transfer-wallet/): 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?](https://softofgames.com/guides/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](https://softofgames.com/guides/white-label-vs-turnkey-vs-api/): 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](https://softofgames.com/guides/how-to-choose-a-game-aggregator/): 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.