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Best Game Aggregators for iGaming 2027

Nine casino game aggregators ranked on content, integration, compliance and how openly they publish their terms. Game and studio counts are the companies' own claims.

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✓ 9 game aggregators ranked ✓ No paid placements ✓ Every score has sources ✓ Updated November 2026

Best Game Aggregators for iGaming: Comparison Table

Ranked by weighted score · 9 game aggregators · Scroll sideways on small screens

Aggregator	Score	Games (company claim)	Studios (company claim)	Integration	Content types	Aggregator licence (sourced)	Pricing	Action
1 EveryMatrix SlotMatrix (CasinoEngine) Best overall See profile ↓	8.7	50,000+	394+ slot providers, 420+ jackpots	Single integration with any platform, Slots API for market-based provider choice	Casino, live casino, crash, table, instant	UKGC account 39383; MGA/B2B/201/2011 (EveryMatrix group)	Says zero platform fees for game content; studio terms not published	Visit Site →
2 SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator Best for catalogue size See profile ↓	8.6	50,000+	300+	Single API, documentation provided (wallet model not stated on product page)	Slots, live casino, table, card, casual, crash	Stable Aggregator Limited, MGA/B2B/942/2022	Quote on request	Visit Site →
3 Hub88 Best for fast-growing content See profile ↓	7.7	26,000+	205+ (Feb 2026 press release)	Single API with Operator API and Supplier API	Slots, live casino, roulette, blackjack, jackpots, sportsbook	MGA B2B Critical Supply, MGA/B2B/536/2018	Quote on request	Visit Site →
4 Alea Best for no minimum fees See profile ↓	7.7	27,000+	179	One API, iFrame launch, operator keeps control of session and wallet UX	Slots, live, jackpots, VR, exclusive titles	Curacao CGA OGL/2024/1280/0498; MGA (number not shown)	Says no minimum fees and no hidden setup fees	Visit Site →
5 Slotegrator APIgrator Best for a standalone aggregator contract See profile ↓	7.5	40,000+ (Dec 2025 company recap); product page still says 20,000+	150+ on its product page; 180+ in 2026 third party reviews	Single API, says integration can take as little as 24 hours	Slots, live dealer, card games, network poker, lotteries, virtual sports, casual	Not sourced; says API certified for Lithuania and Georgia	Quote on request; says terms improve as more providers are added	Visit Site →
6 SoftGamings Game Aggregator Best for licence options See profile ↓	7.4	Thousands (no exact figure on homepage)	300+	One integration for the catalogue	Slots, live, table, instant, crash, bingo	Page lists Malta, Isle of Man, Curacao, Anjouan, Tobique, Italian B2B certificate (no numbers)	Quote on request	Visit Site →
7 Relax Gaming Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax Best for premium slots See profile ↓	7.2	4,000+ in the Relax catalogue (company); partner share not split out	70+ partner studios across both programmes (Blazesoft release)	Relax platform integration (details not on homepage)	Slots, live, table, partner studio content	UKGC account 37462 (Relax Gaming Ltd); MGA, Gibraltar, ONJN, AGCO logos shown	Quote on request	Visit Site →
8 Infingame Best for adding content to an existing platform See profile ↓	6.4	10K+	100+	Single API, plugs into existing platforms and wallets	Slots, crash, live casino, sweepstakes	Dreamtek Solutions B.V., Curacao CGA/2025/1959/1290	Quote on request	Visit Site →
9 QTech Games Best for Asia and emerging markets See profile ↓	6.4	Not stated (counter did not load)	Not stated	Single API via QTech Connect, one payment and one invoice	Slots, live, instant win, table, fish shooting, crash, lottery, virtual sports, esports	Mitratech Curacao B.V., CGA OGL/2024/2063/1128	Quote on request	Visit Site →

✅ = Yes · ⚠️ = Partial or not confirmed · ❌ = No · Scores out of 10, from public information as of 5 November 2026.

Top Picks

#1 · Best overall

EveryMatrix SlotMatrix (CasinoEngine)

50,000+ games on one integration, says zero platform fees for game content

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#2 · Best for catalogue size

SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator

50,000+ titles from 300+ studios behind one API, with an MGA B2B licence

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#3 · Best for fast-growing content

Hub88

26,000+ games on a single API with an MGA B2B licence and monthly studio additions

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How We Scored

This ranking is for operators who want many studios through one contract and one integration. Counts come from each company's own pages and press releases as of November 2026, and several change often, so use them as a guide to scale, not as a quality score. Pricing is rarely published, so we score how clearly each company states its terms.

Content breadth and studio quality 25%

Tens of thousands of titles from top studios across slots, live, crash, table and instant games, with the catalogue count backed by independent coverage.

Integration and wallet models 20%

One documented API, clear wallet model, fast integration, works with an existing platform.

Compliance and certifications 20%

Named B2B licence number, ISO 27001 or similar, certified markets listed, studios certified per jurisdiction.

Commercial transparency 15%

Public statements on fees, minimums and setup, with no hidden stacking.

Operator tools 10%

Tournaments, jackpots, free spins, promo tools, reporting and analytics included.

Track record and scale 10%

Years in market, dated recent activity, awards and independent trade coverage.

Each criterion is scored from 0 to 10 and the total is the weighted average. The score is a judgement from public sources, not a lab result. See our methodology.

The Ranking in Detail

EveryMatrix SlotMatrix (CasinoEngine)

50,000+ games on one integration, says zero platform fees for game content

8.7

Best for: Regulated-market operators wanting certified content

SlotMatrix is EveryMatrix's aggregation product, which grew out of CasinoEngine. Its page claims 50,000+ casino, live, crash, table and instant games, 394+ slot providers and 420+ jackpots on a single integration. EveryMatrix also owns studios whose games are exclusive to the network. The page lists UKGC and MGA references plus PCI DSS, ISO 27001, ISO 20000 and GLI certification, and says there are zero platform fees for game content. Counts are company claims and have changed several times.

Turnkey or white label offered: Yes

What stands out

✓Publishes UKGC and MGA licence references and ISO 27001, PCI DSS, ISO 20000 and GLI certification
✓Says there are zero platform fees for its game content
✓Runs in-house studios (Spearhead, Armadillo, Fantasma) with exclusive titles
✓Claims 400+ clients across 50+ markets

Watch out for

✗Game counts differ between sources (see notes)
✗Studio revenue terms are not public
✗Licence logos on the page are not all explained

Sources (1)

everymatrix.com · 50,000+ games, 394+ slot providers, 420+ jackpots, 400+ clients, 50+ markets, licences, certifications, zero platform fees statement

Visit EveryMatrix SlotMatrix (CasinoEngine) →

SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator

50,000+ titles from 300+ studios behind one API, with an MGA B2B licence

8.6

Best for: Operators wanting the biggest catalogue and an MGA licence

SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator is the largest aggregation hub in this group by its own count: 50,000+ titles from 300+ studios, announced on its 11th anniversary in October 2026. Operators connect through one API and get slots, live, table, crash and casual games. The legal entity, Stable Aggregator Limited, publishes MGA B2B licence MGA/B2B/942/2022, and the company cites ISO 27001. Tournaments, jackpots and game analytics are included. Pricing is not public, and every figure is the company's own claim.

Turnkey or white label offered: Yes

What stands out

✓Says it passed 50,000 titles in October 2026, the biggest claim in this group
✓ISO 27001 and an MGA B2B licence number published on the product page
✓Cross-provider tournaments and jackpots built in, company says tournaments lift daily bets by 22%
✓Claims a 99.999% uptime SLA

Watch out for

✗No public pricing on the aggregator page
✗Wallet model is not explained on the product page (check the API docs)
✗Some SOFTSWISS-powered brands have faced regulator action, see the site's platform review

Sources (2)

softswiss.com · 50k+ titles, 300+ providers, 25+ markets, ISO 27001, MGA licence number, tournaments and jackpots, 99.999% SLA
gambling.com · Passed 50,000 titles on 11th anniversary, October 2026

Visit SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator →

Hub88

26,000+ games on a single API with an MGA B2B licence and monthly studio additions

Sliema, Malta (registered address)

7.7

Best for: Operators wanting an MGA hub with frequent new studios

Hub88 is a Malta-registered aggregator with an MGA B2B Critical Supply licence (MGA/B2B/536/2018). Its homepage claims 26,000+ games on a single API, with a separate Supplier API for studios. A February 2026 release said 24,000+ games from 205+ studios. News from August and September 2026 shows steady additions, including Yggdrasil and Imagine Live. It offers promotions and a back office with reporting. Pricing and the wallet model are not published.

Turnkey or white label offered: No

What stands out

✓MGA B2B Critical Supply licence number on the homepage
✓Published dated studio additions through September 2026, including Yggdrasil
✓Promotions with one-click opt-in and a reporting back office

Watch out for

✗No pricing or wallet details on the homepage
✗Catalogue claims differ between its site (26,000+) and a Feb 2026 release (24,000+ from 205+ studios)
✗No certifications named

Sources (3)

hub88.io · 26,000+ games, single API, MGA/B2B/536/2018, backoffice, promotions
hub88.io · Dated news Aug to Sept 2026 including Yggdrasil
bolsamania.com · 24,000+ games from 205+ studios, 25 Feb 2026

Visit Hub88 →

Alea

27,000+ games from 179 providers, says no minimum fees

Barcelona, Spain

7.7

Best for: Smaller operators who want low minimums and account managers

Alea is a Barcelona aggregator claiming 27,000+ games from 179 software providers behind one API. Operators launch games in an iFrame and keep control of the player session and wallet experience. It lists a Curacao licence number and mentions MGA. Alea says it charges no minimum fees and no hidden setup fees, which is unusual in this group. iGaming Business reported it as Game Aggregator of the Year at the International Gaming Awards 2026. Counts are its own claims.

Turnkey or white label offered: No

What stands out

✓Says no minimum fees and no hidden setup fees
✓Launched a jackpot engine at ICE Barcelona 2026
✓Looker-powered BI dashboards and real-time player data

Watch out for

✗No certifications listed on the page
✗MGA licence number not shown
✗Wallet mechanics not detailed

Sources (2)

alea.com · 27,000+ games, 179 providers, Curacao licence number, no minimum fees claim, iFrame launch, BI dashboards
igamingbusiness.com · Jackpot engine launch and Game Aggregator of the Year at ICE 2026 (via search summary)

Visit Alea →

Slotegrator APIgrator

One contract for hundreds of studios, can be bought without the full platform

Founded 2012 · Limassol, Cyprus

7.5

Best for: Operators with their own platform wanting one contract

Slotegrator started as a content aggregator in 2012 and still sells APIgrator on its own. One API and one contract cover the studios you pick, with slots, live dealer, card games, lotteries and virtual sports. The company says integration can take as little as 24 hours and that terms improve as you add more studios. The catalogue size depends on the source: the company's December 2025 recap says APIgrator passed 40,000 games, while its product page still says 20,000+ games from 150+ studios. Pricing is quote only.

Turnkey or white label offered: Yes

What stands out

✓Sold standalone, not only inside a full platform
✓One contract covers all selected studios and their promotions
✓Says it adds new games and studios weekly
✓Operating since 2012 with dated 2025 studio additions

Watch out for

✗Its own page and its year review give different game counts
✗No pricing published
✗No B2B licence number found on the pages checked

Sources (3)

slotegrator.pro · 20,000+ games, 150+ studios, 24 hour integration claim, API certified for Lithuania and Georgia, no listed prices
news.cision.com · Company recap of 2025: APIgrator surpassed 40,000 games (seen via search summary, page not opened directly)
lcb.org · Anjouan licence and 2025 recap (seen via search summary)

Visit Slotegrator APIgrator →

SoftGamings Game Aggregator

300+ providers on one integration, with ISO 27001 and many licence routes

Founded 2007 · Riga, Latvia

7.4

Best for: Emerging market operators needing licence and payment help

SoftGamings was founded in 2007 and says it has 500+ clients. Its homepage claims 300+ game providers behind one integration, plus 150+ payment providers, but gives only 'thousands of games' with no exact count. It lists ISO 27001 and a long list of licences without numbers. Slots and Live Casino bundles can be integrated within about a month, according to the company. It also sells white label and turnkey packages. No prices are published.

Turnkey or white label offered: Yes

What stands out

✓States 300+ providers on a single integration
✓ISO 27001 certified
✓Says Slots and Live Casino bundles can be integrated within a month
✓500+ clients claimed

Watch out for

✗No exact game count on the homepage
✗No published prices
✗Licence list has no numbers to check

Sources (1)

softgamings.com · 300+ providers, thousands of games, ISO 27001, licences list, 500+ clients, 19+ years, bundle timing

Visit SoftGamings Game Aggregator →

Relax Gaming Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax

A studio that also distributes 70+ partner studios to operators

7.2

Best for: Operators wanting premium slots from a UKGC supplier

Relax Gaming is a studio first, but it also distributes outside content through two programmes. Silver Bullet partners are commercially represented by Relax, while Powered By Relax partners are commercially independent. A Blazesoft release cites 70+ partner studios across both. Relax Gaming Ltd lists UKGC account 37462 and shows MGA, Gibraltar, ONJN and AGCO marks on its homepage. It does not publish a catalogue count for the aggregated content, a wallet model or any pricing, so operators should ask for these in writing.

Turnkey or white label offered: No

What stands out

✓UKGC account number published
✓Silver Bullet programme running since 2018, new partner March 2026
✓Strong brand with operators in regulated markets

Watch out for

✗Hybrid of studio and aggregator, so not a pure aggregation layer
✗No game count for the aggregated portfolio
✗No pricing

Sources (2)

relax-gaming.com · UKGC account 37462, regulator logos, eCOGRA logo, links to Silver Bullet and Powered By pages
prnewswire.com · 70+ partner studios across Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax, commercial structure

Visit Relax Gaming Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax →

Infingame

10K+ games, 100+ providers, plugs into existing platforms and wallets

6.4

Best for: Operators who want content without replatforming

Infingame claims 10K+ games from 100+ providers through one integration, one back office and one commercial framework. It says it connects to existing platforms and wallets without a replatform. Content includes slots, crash, live casino and sweepstakes, with tournaments, jackpots, happy hours and auto payouts as promo tools. The operating entity, Dreamtek Solutions B.V., holds a Curacao licence issued in 2025. The site lists no certifications and shows no news items.

Turnkey or white label offered: No

What stands out

✓Says it fits into existing platforms and wallets without a replatform
✓Tournaments, challenges, four-tier jackpots and segmentation listed
✓Crash and sweepstakes content included

Watch out for

✗Smaller catalogue than the leaders
✗Curacao licence only and no certifications listed
✗No founding year, HQ or news on the site

Sources (1)

infingame.com · 10K+ games, 100+ providers, single API, existing wallets, licence number, promo tools, performance claims

Visit Infingame →

QTech Games

Aggregator for emerging markets with one API, one payment and one invoice

6.4

Best for: Operators in Asia, Africa and LatAm wanting one invoice

QTech Games calls itself an aggregator for emerging markets. Operators connect through one API (QTech Connect) and receive one payment and one invoice for all content. Categories include slots, live, instant win, crash, fish shooting, lottery and esports. Its operating entity holds Curacao licence OGL/2024/2063/1128. The site lists restricted regions including the UK, US, France, the Netherlands and Spain. It does not show a game or studio count on the page, and trade press shows new studios added in February and April 2026.

Turnkey or white label offered: No

What stands out

✓Publishes a restricted-territory list (UK, US, France, Netherlands, Spain and others)
✓One API, one payment and one invoice
✓Adds studios regularly, Pixmove in February 2026 and Expanse Studios in April 2026

Watch out for

✗No game or studio count visible
✗Does not serve the UK, US, France, Netherlands or Spain
✗PAGCOR accreditation still in process for a related entity

Sources (2)

qtechgames.com · Single API, one invoice, licence, restricted regions, categories, PAGCOR application
igamingsuppliers.com · Expanse Studios added, April 2026 (via search summary)

Visit QTech Games →

Not Ranked, and Why

Names that readers often ask about, left off the ranking for the reason shown.

Pragmatic Play: Single studio. Trade press describes its live casino launches as direct operator integrations, so it is content for aggregators, not an aggregator.
Evolution: Single studio group. Its content reaches operators directly and through aggregators such as REEVO, but no Evolution aggregation product was found.
Pariplay Ignite and Fusion: Active aggregation programme (2016 start) but no current catalogue count or primary source page was verified.
BetConstruct (Spring): Primarily a platform and sportsbook vendor. Casino aggregation counts range from 10,000 to 25,000+ across third-party sources and no primary source page was verified.
Gamingtec, GR8 Tech, Digitain: Platform vendors. No standalone aggregator product with a verifiable public catalogue count was found in the time available.

How to Choose

1

Match the content to your market

List the games you need first: slots, live casino, crash, table games, sportsbook-style virtuals. Then check that each content type is on offer and allowed in the countries you will serve.
2

Check licences and certifications

Look for the aggregator's own B2B licence and for the market certifications your target countries ask suppliers to hold. A licence number on the company's site is a good sign, and you can check it with the regulator.
3

Ask which wallet model it uses

Find out whether the integration is a seamless wallet or a transfer wallet, and how rollbacks and timeouts are handled. This decides how much work sits with your tech team and how balances reconcile.
4

Get the full commercial terms in writing

Ask what is charged per studio, whether there are minimums or setup fees, and what sits on top of any headline rate. Few aggregators publish a rate card, so the written offer is the only way to compare.

Guides That Go Deeper

Five articles that back up this ranking.

What Is a Game Aggregator in iGaming? A Plain Guide for Operators

A game aggregator connects your casino to many studios through one API and one contract. See what it does, what it leaves to you, and named examples.

Game Aggregator vs Direct Studio Integration: Which Route Fits Your Casino?

Aggregator or direct studio integration? Compare contracts, certification, tech effort, launch time, fee stacking and control, with a decision table.

Seamless Wallet vs Transfer Wallet: How Casino Game APIs Move Money

Single wallet or transfer wallet for iGaming APIs? See who holds the balance, how bets and rollbacks work, what fails, and which operator fits each.

How to Add Crash Games to an Online Casino: Routes, Licences and Safety

Three ways to add crash games to your casino: aggregator, direct studio or your own build. Covers provably fair, certification and responsible gambling.

How Game Aggregators Charge: Revenue Share, Minimums and Setup Fees

No game aggregator publishes a rate card. See how revenue share, minimums and setup fees work, how stacking adds up, and what all-in should mean.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a game aggregator?

A game aggregator is a company that connects many game studios to an operator through one integration, one contract and one set of reports. The operator integrates once and receives the catalogue, instead of integrating and certifying each studio separately.

Which game aggregator has the most games?

On their own pages in November 2026, SOFTSWISS and EveryMatrix's SlotMatrix both claim 50,000+ games, Alea 27,000+ and Hub88 26,000+. These are company claims counted in different ways, so compare the games you need and not the headline number.

Do game aggregators publish their prices?

Rarely. Most say quote on request. Alea says it has no minimum fees and no hidden setup fees, and EveryMatrix says it charges zero platform fees for game content. These are claims, so ask for the full studio-level terms in writing.

What is the difference between a seamless wallet and a transfer wallet?

With a seamless wallet the operator keeps the player balance and the provider calls the operator's API for each bet and win. With a transfer wallet, money moves into a game balance held by the provider. Our guide compares the two in detail.

Does an aggregator need its own licence?

Several publish a B2B licence number, for example Hub88 under an MGA B2B licence. What suppliers must hold depends on each market you serve, so check the requirement with the regulator or a lawyer before you sign.

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Best Game Aggregators for iGaming 2027

Best Game Aggregators for iGaming: Comparison Table

Top Picks

How We Scored

The Ranking in Detail

EveryMatrix SlotMatrix (CasinoEngine)

SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator

Hub88

Alea

Slotegrator APIgrator

SoftGamings Game Aggregator

Relax Gaming Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax

Infingame

QTech Games

Not Ranked, and Why

How to Choose

Match the content to your market

Check licences and certifications

Ask which wallet model it uses

Get the full commercial terms in writing

Guides That Go Deeper

Frequently Asked Questions

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