NuxGame Pricing Explained: What Is Public, What Is Not and What to Ask in a Quote

NuxGame does not publish its prices. Setup depends on the package and is quoted per project. Third-party reviews in our data put setup at $15,000 to $35,000, and the platform share is about 10% of GGR. The monthly minimum, the licence terms and the contract length are not public. Our all-in table estimates $230,000 for a year with $250,000 of GGR. That is a cautious planning figure, not a quote. Get the real price in writing before you rely on any number.

• What NuxGame publishes and what it does not
• What our data says about setup and the share
• How the model changes the price
• What may cost extra
• The all-in estimate and why it is high
• Why the licence line matters
• What to ask in a quote
• Who this pricing suits
• FAQ

What NuxGame publishes and what it does not

The NuxGame homepage lists no prices. Its blog gives a few pointers. An article on iGaming software cost, published 26 August 2026, says to expect a modest setup fee, a recurring percentage of GGR and a monthly minimum. It adds that regulator fees and lab testing sit outside supplier quotes. The dollar figures in that article are regulator fees and market data, not NuxGame prices.

The two models treat the licence differently. NuxGame’s white label article, published 25 February 2026, says the operator runs under the provider’s licence. It adds that licensing and technical support are included. It names no licence holder, no percentages and no setup cost. The cost article says a gaming licence is issued to the operator and is not bundled into software pricing.

Both statements can be true, because they describe different models. So the first thing to learn is which model your quote covers.

What our data says about setup and the share

Our data records setup as package-dependent and not disclosed, and we use $15,000 to $50,000 as a range. Independent reviews on btcgosu.com and iGamingX, cited in our NuxGame review, report setup of $15,000 to $35,000 and a lower-than-average GGR share. NuxGame has not confirmed those figures to us. The platform share in our data is about 10% of GGR. The monthly fee is negotiated per contract, and the monthly minimum is not public.

Commercial models vary. Our review says NuxGame sells turnkey, white label and API-only licensing, with revenue share available and a no-revenue-share option. A no-revenue-share deal moves cost into fixed fees, so compare the total, not the share. Our GGR share explainer shows how.

Launch times are NuxGame’s own claims: 24 hours for a pre-built template and two to four weeks for a custom launch. Contract length and exit terms are not public.

How the model changes the price

NuxGame’s cost article rates turnkey as a moderate setup fee. It rates white label as a low upfront cost with a higher percentage under a vendor licence. It gives no numbers for either. Its white label article adds that revenue is often shared with the provider. In turnkey, the operator controls the licence and payments directly. Our white label versus turnkey guide compares the two models.

The practical point is simple. A low setup fee with a high share can cost more over three years. A higher setup fee with a low share may cost less. Ask NuxGame to price both versions, then compare the totals at the GGR you expect, not at the headline rates.

What may cost extra

Our data lists these items as separate from the headline price:

• Premium game providers, which may need individual agreements
• Licensing help for MGA, Curaçao or Anjouan, billed separately
• Custom Web3 wallet integrations, priced per scope
• Payments, which run through GumBallPay for cards and NOWPayments for crypto in our data

Ask whose contract and fee schedule applies to each payment route. NuxGame does not name client brands, so you cannot call a customer and ask what they paid. Ask the sales team for two references instead. Also ask for a written list of what the quote leaves out, so nothing surprises you after signing.

The all-in estimate and why it is high

Our comparison table adds the platform share, an estimated game studio cut, the setup fee, any monthly minimum and the licence. It leaves out payment processing. An asterisk means the figure contains estimates.

The table does not show its inputs for NuxGame, but the pattern is clear. Between the $50K and $750K rows the figure rises by $175,000 on $700,000 more GGR. That is 25%: the 10% platform share plus the 15% game studio estimate. The rest, about $167,000, is fixed. NuxGame publishes no setup fee, no monthly minimum and no licence terms, so the table has to estimate them. Its method adds $70,000 for a licence where one is not confirmed.

Our review gives a lower first-year planning range: $40,000 conservative, $80,000 realistic and $150,000 aggressive. The two sets of numbers use different assumptions, and neither is a quote. Use the table to compare providers on equal terms. Use a written quote to plan your own budget.

For context, at $250,000 of GGR the same table shows SOFTSWISS at $101K* and Whitelabels.com at $50K. The 20% Whitelabels.com share includes games, CRM, payments and support. Our list of NuxGame alternatives compares the options side by side.

Why the licence line matters

The licence is the least clear line in NuxGame’s pricing. Ask which licence your casino will run under, who holds it, and what it costs. Then check the answer on the regulator’s own register before you pay. Our NuxGame legitimacy check shows how to do that.

Licence costs vary by jurisdiction. Our Anjouan licence guide covers that route, and our Malta versus Curaçao comparison covers the other two.

What to ask in a quote

Put these questions to NuxGame and ask for written answers:

• Which model does this quote cover: white label, turnkey or API?
• What is the setup fee, and what does it include?
• What is the platform share, and is it on GGR or NGR?
• Is there a monthly minimum, and from which month?
• Which licence will my casino run under, and who holds it?
• Which legal entity signs my contract?
• Which game providers are included, and which need extra agreements?
• What are the fees on card and crypto payments?
• What support hours and response times are guaranteed in writing?
• What is the minimum term, and how do I export my player data on exit?

Our guide to questions to ask a provider before signing has more. When quotes arrive, compare the proposals on the same assumptions. This is general information, not legal advice, so have a lawyer in your licence jurisdiction read the contract.

Who this pricing suits

Our review says NuxGame suits crypto-native operators, Web3 projects and anyone who needs a launch under a $50,000 setup. It does not suit operators who want published pricing before contact, a 15-year track record, or UK, German, Swedish and Dutch markets. You can compare it head to head in NuxGame versus GammaStack.

FAQ

Is NuxGame cheaper than SOFTSWISS?

Not in our all-in table, which shows $230K* for NuxGame and $101K* for SOFTSWISS at $250,000 of GGR. The gap comes from estimates for NuxGame’s unpublished fixed costs. A real quote could change that, so ask for one.

Can I launch with NuxGame for under $50,000?

Our review says NuxGame is built for setup budgets below $50,000, and our conservative first-year figure is $40,000. Licence, payments and premium games can push the total higher.

Is there a no-revenue-share option?

Our review says yes, in the turnkey and API models. Ask for the fixed fees that replace the share. A zero share with a high monthly fee can cost more at low revenue.

How does NuxGame price payments?

Our data lists GumBallPay for cards and NOWPayments for crypto. Third-party sources claim 250+ payment methods, and we could not verify that count. Ask for the fee schedule for each route you plan to use.

Does NuxGame include support?

Our data lists email, live chat and 24/7 support, plus an account manager on larger contracts. NuxGame has not published response time targets. If support matters to you, ask for written service levels.

What to do next

Decide which model you need, then send NuxGame the questions above. Read the NuxGame review for the full data, and run the checks in our legitimacy guide before you pay a deposit. Our contract checklist covers the clauses to read.

External sources used: the NuxGame homepage, its blog articles on iGaming software cost and white label casino solutions.