Whitelabels.com vs Slotegrator 2027: Flat Price or Bigger Library

Whitelabels.com and Slotegrator both sell a working casino, but they price it and launch it very differently. Whitelabels.com charges $99 plus 20% of GGR and can go live in minutes. Industry analysts put Slotegrator at $20,000 to $45,000 for setup and $2,000 to $4,500 a month. Its GGR share is 11%, and a launch takes 30 to 45 days. Slotegrator has the bigger game library, at 30,000+ titles. In the 2027 ranking Whitelabels.com is first at 9.4 and Slotegrator is sixth at 8.3.

• The core difference: one flat price or a bigger catalogue
• Setup cost and monthly fees
• GGR share: 20% all-in vs 11% plus extras
• All-in cost at $50K, $250K and $750K GGR
• Time to launch
• Game library and aggregation
• CRM, payments and support
• Licensing: what each platform covers
• Scores criterion by criterion
• Full comparison table
• When Slotegrator is the better fit
• Who Whitelabels.com is built for
• Verdict by use case
• FAQ

The core difference: one flat price or a bigger catalogue

Whitelabels.com is a self-service platform with one price for everyone. Slotegrator is a B2B provider with a sales process, partnership managers and a wide game aggregation business behind it. It started in 2012 as a game content aggregator and grew into a full platform provider. Whitelabels.com is run by PLANCK ONLINE LTD, incorporated in Cyprus in March 2023.

That history shows in the product. Slotegrator’s strongest asset is APIgrator, a single-contract hub for 30,000+ games from 180+ providers. Whitelabels.com’s strongest asset is its price and speed. It bundles games, CRM, payments and a licence provider into one flat share.

In our 2027 ranking of white label casino platforms, Whitelabels.com scores 9.4 and Slotegrator scores 8.3. Slotegrator ties on game library and trails on every other row.

Setup cost and monthly fees

Whitelabels.com charges $99 once. The price is published, it is the same for every operator, and there is no monthly platform fee. Optional gamification add-ons are billed monthly and are not needed to launch.

Whitelabels.com’s pricing page: the $99 setup fee and 20% revenue share sit under every optional add-on tier, via whitelabels.com.

Slotegrator does not publish a price list. Industry analyst ranges put setup at $20,000 to $45,000 and the monthly platform fee at $2,000 to $4,500. In October 2025 Slotegrator announced a reduced setup cost and a lower monthly commission. It did not publish the new numbers. So any figure you read, including these, is an estimate until you get a quote.

Slotegrator also sells pieces separately. APIgrator can be licensed on its own. The Sportegrator sportsbook is billed as an add-on, and the Telegram Casino integration is priced per scope. That helps if you only need one part, but the first quote rarely shows the full bill.

GGR share: 20% all-in vs 11% plus extras

Whitelabels.com takes 20% of GGR. The share is all-inclusive: games, CRM, affiliate tracking, 250+ payment providers, support and licence access are inside it. It is the highest GGR share in our ranking. At $1,000,000 of annual GGR, 20% comes to $200,000.

Slotegrator’s GGR share is 11%, which our platform data calls above the market average. The 11% is a headline number, not the all-in price. It sits on top of the monthly platform fee and the setup fee. Premium game provider agreements may be separate. There is no built-in CRM, so you pay a third party for one. Add the Sportegrator or Telegram Casino modules and the bill grows again.

Our guide on how game aggregators charge revenue share and fees explains why content costs are often hidden outside the headline share. The practical rule is simple. Compare total annual cost, not percentages.

All-in cost at $50K, $250K and $750K GGR

We model all-in annual cost at three GGR levels. The method follows our ranking table footnote. It adds the platform GGR share and a game studio cut (15% estimated where games are not included). It then adds the setup fee, the monthly minimum and a licence ($70K added where the platform does not confirm one). An asterisk means the figure includes estimates.

Annual GGR	Whitelabels.com	Slotegrator
$50K	$10K	$80K*
$250K	$50K	$102K*
$750K	$150K	$157K*

Whitelabels.com’s figures are simply 20% of GGR, with no estimates, because its price is published and covers everything. The $99 setup fee is rounded away.

Whitelabels.com is cheaper at all three levels, but the gap closes fast. It is $70K at $50K GGR, $52K at $250K GGR, and only $7K at $750K GGR. Slotegrator’s cost is mostly fixed, so it climbs more slowly. Whitelabels.com’s cost rises with every dollar of GGR. On the model’s own slope, the two lines meet a little above $800K. Treat that as a rough guide, because the model is built on estimates.

The model does not add a third-party CRM, so Slotegrator’s real figure sits higher by whatever CRM you choose. Slotegrator’s own first-year range in our platform data is $55,000 to $180,000, with $100,000 as the realistic case. Our guide to all-in white label cost at $50K, $250K and $750K GGR shows the same method for all twelve platforms.

Time to launch

Whitelabels.com launches in minutes. The self-service configurator covers branding, KYC and AML tools, payments and licence-provider selection in one flow. There is no sales call and no waiting on anyone else’s calendar. It scores 10.0 for time to launch.

Slotegrator reports 30 to 45 days for a standard turnkey launch, per an iGamingX review. It uses ready-made casino templates and a Curaçao sublicence to move faster. Some operators report 2 to 3 months for fully customised builds. Slotegrator scores 8.8 on this criterion, which is solid for a provider with a sales cycle.

The difference matters most if you are testing demand, because waiting six weeks to learn whether a market works costs money. If a campaign or a regulator sets your date anyway, 30 to 45 days may not change your plan. The launch timeline by platform compares all twelve.

Game library and aggregation

Slotegrator’s library is the larger one: 30,000+ titles from 180+ providers through APIgrator on a single contract. That is the second-deepest aggregation in our ranking after SOFTSWISS. It spans slots, live dealer, table games, crash games, bingo, virtual sports and lottery. Whitelabels.com carries 20,000+ games, which is roughly 10,000 fewer.

The site scores both at 9.0 for game library. Most player activity at launch sits in the major studios, and both platforms carry them. Evolution, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Microgaming, Play’n GO, Yggdrasil and Red Tiger appear on both lists. The extra 10,000 titles matter more for a mature brand that needs niche content to hold high-value players.

Slotegrator also sells APIgrator standalone to operators who already have a platform. That is a real saving if you only need content. Whitelabels.com is a full platform, not a content feed. If the term is new, see what a game aggregator does.

CRM, payments and support

Here the platforms differ most in daily use. Whitelabels.com has a CRM, affiliate management (CPA, RevShare and Hybrid) and the Lumio AI assistant built in. Slotegrator has no built-in CRM. You integrate one yourself, such as Smartico, Fast Track or Solitics, and you budget for it. Slotegrator does include Bonusgrator for bonus management.

Slotegrator’s Solutions page: customisable turnkey or white label casino platforms, classic or crypto, via slotegrator.pro.

On payments, Whitelabels.com has 250+ providers pre-integrated, covering cards, crypto and local rails in 100+ countries. Slotegrator offers 150+ payment options from 30+ providers through one unified cashier, including Trustly, Skrill, Neteller, cards and crypto. The scores are 9.5 for Whitelabels.com and 8.3 for Slotegrator.

On support, the two models differ. Whitelabels.com runs Lumio AI around the clock, with a support portal and a 99.99% uptime SLA stated by the company. It does not disclose human response times. Slotegrator offers 24/7 support and dedicated partnership managers for enterprise accounts. A named human contact is a point for Slotegrator, even though the site scores its support lower, at 7.8 against 9.5. Our list of platforms with native CRM included shows who bundles it.

Licensing: what each platform covers

Whitelabels.com does not require you to hold a gaming licence. You choose a licence provider in the configurator and launch under that licence. Curaçao is the main option, with Anjouan also available. MGA, Isle of Man and UKGC licences are in process and not yet available.

Slotegrator offers a Curaçao sublicence for a fast legal launch. Its MGA role is advisory, not a full B2B sublicence. The MGA describes its critical gaming supply licence as a B2B licence, so ask who holds that licence in your structure. Slotegrator also helps with Anjouan and Kahnawake applications. It offers no UKGC, Swedish or German sublicensing.

On live coverage, the two are closer than the scores suggest. Both launch you under a Curaçao licence today, and neither sells an MGA B2B sublicence or a UKGC route. The site scores licensing 9.0 for Whitelabels.com and 7.8 for Slotegrator. If tier-one European licensing is your goal, read our roundup of platforms that offer sublicensing before you choose either one.

Scores criterion by criterion

The 2027 scores come from seven weighted criteria, which are explained on the About page.

Criterion (weight)	Whitelabels.com	Slotegrator
Pricing (20%)	10.0	8.5
Time to launch (15%)	10.0	8.8
Revenue share (15%)	8.5	7.8
Game library (15%)	9.0	9.0
Licensing (15%)	9.0	7.8
Payments (10%)	9.5	8.3
Support (10%)	9.5	7.8
Overall	9.4	8.3

Whitelabels.com wins six rows and ties one. These criteria do not measure Telegram Casino, a standalone aggregation licence or a named partnership manager. An operator who needs those can reasonably rank Slotegrator higher for their own plan.

Full comparison table

	Whitelabels.com	Slotegrator
Setup fee	$99 (one-time, published)	$20,000-$45,000 (analyst range, reduced offer since Oct 2025, not published)
GGR share	20%, all-inclusive	11% plus monthly fee and extras
Monthly platform fee	$0 (optional add-ons)	$2,000-$4,500 (analyst range)
All-in cost at $50K / $250K / $750K GGR	$10K / $50K / $150K	$80K* / $102K* / $157K*
Time to launch	Minutes, self-service	30-45 days, 2-3 months for custom builds
Games	20,000+	30,000+ from 180+ providers via APIgrator
Sportsbook	Yes, 140,000+ events	Yes, via Sportegrator, a secondary product billed separately
Payments	250+ providers pre-integrated	150+ options from 30+ providers, unified cashier
CRM	Built in	None built in, third-party needed
Licence	Pick a provider in the configurator: Curaçao, Anjouan (MGA, Isle of Man, UKGC in process)	Curaçao sublicence, MGA advisory only, Anjouan and Kahnawake help
Standout extras	Lumio AI, brand marketplace	APIgrator standalone, Telegram Casino, Bonusgrator
Founded	2023, Nicosia, Cyprus	2012, Limassol, Cyprus, hubs in Prague, Kyiv, Yerevan, LATAM
Best markets	LATAM, Africa, South East Asia, crypto-friendly markets	Europe, LATAM, CIS, emerging Asia
2027 rank and score	1st, 9.4	6th, 8.3

When Slotegrator is the better fit

Slotegrator fits an operator who expects real GGR volume. Around $800K a year or more, a mostly fixed cost beats a 20% share. Whitelabels.com’s own data marks $500K+ in annual GGR as the level where its share starts to hurt. Get a Slotegrator quote and set it next to 20% of your forecast.

It also fits an operator who wants maximum content from one contract, such as a brand competing for high-value players in a crowded market. The same goes for an operator in Europe, CIS or LATAM who likes an EU-based vendor with a Cyprus head office and a named partnership manager.

Slotegrator is also the pick for specific products. Telegram Casino suits messenger-heavy markets. APIgrator standalone suits a team that already has a platform. A team that already runs a third-party CRM loses nothing on the missing one.

What Slotegrator does not give you is a published price, a fast launch, a built-in CRM or an MGA B2B sublicence. The sportsbook is a secondary product. The Slotegrator platform review covers the full feature set.

If Slotegrator does not fit, the list of Slotegrator alternatives shows what else sits in its price band.

Who Whitelabels.com is built for

Whitelabels.com suits the operator who wants the real number first. The $99 fee and the 20% all-in share are published, and the configurator needs no sales call. That fits affiliates turning existing traffic into a branded casino, first-time operators without a licence, and anyone testing a market before committing real capital. Its best markets are LATAM, Africa, South East Asia and crypto-friendly jurisdictions. If you exit, a marketplace lets you sell the brand, and you own the brand, domain and player base.

Read the trade-offs before you sign up. The 20% share is the highest in our ranking, and the cost grows with every dollar of GGR. The company is the newest on the list, and its founders are not named publicly. Its network figures, such as brands launched, are company-stated and not independently verified. The Whitelabels.com platform review lists the current pricing and features.

For a comparison against a much larger vendor, see SOFTSWISS vs Whitelabels.com.

Verdict by use case

There is no single winner for every plan. By score, Whitelabels.com leads at 9.4 against 8.3, but the right pick depends on what you are building.

• Pick Whitelabels.com to test a market on a small budget or to launch this week.
• Pick Whitelabels.com if you are a first-time operator without a licence and want a CRM included.
• Pick Slotegrator if you forecast $800K or more in annual GGR and want a mostly fixed cost.
• Pick Slotegrator if you need 30,000+ games on one contract, or a standalone aggregation licence.
• Pick Slotegrator for Telegram Casino or a named partnership manager.
• Pick neither if you need an MGA B2B sublicence or UKGC cover today.

Whichever you shortlist, ask each vendor the same list. Our questions to ask before signing is a good starting point.

FAQ

Is Slotegrator’s 11% the full cost?

No. The 11% sits on top of a monthly fee of $2,000 to $4,500 and a setup fee of $20,000 to $45,000, both analyst ranges. Premium game provider agreements may be separate, and the Telegram Casino and Sportegrator modules cost extra. You also pay for a third-party CRM. Whitelabels.com’s 20% is the full ongoing cost, with CRM and games included.

Does Whitelabels.com include a CRM?

Yes. The platform includes a CRM, built-in affiliate management and the Lumio AI assistant. Slotegrator has no built-in CRM, and you integrate one such as Smartico, Fast Track or Solitics. That integration adds cost and work before launch.

Can I licence Slotegrator’s APIgrator without the full platform?

Yes. APIgrator is sold as a standalone game aggregation product for operators who already have a platform. Standalone terms typically cost less than the full turnkey package, but they are not published. Whitelabels.com suits a new brand more than a team adding content to an existing build.

How long does a Slotegrator launch take, stage by stage?

Contract signing takes 1 to 2 weeks and technical integration 2 to 3 weeks. Branding with ready-made templates takes 1 to 2 weeks. Compliance takes 2 to 3 weeks, and a Curaçao sublicence is faster than MGA advisory work. Payments through the unified cashier take 1 to 2 weeks, and testing takes about 1 week. The stages overlap, which is how the total lands at 30 to 45 days.

Is either platform suitable for a UKGC-facing brand?

No. Slotegrator offers no UKGC sublicensing or advisory, and Whitelabels.com lists its UKGC route as in process and not yet available. Our Slotegrator review points UK-facing operators to White Hat Gaming for UKGC sublicensing, or to EveryMatrix as a UKGC-licensed supplier. Check current terms with each provider and a lawyer in the UK.