Casino API Pricing

A prepaid casino API turns the usual supplier relationship around. You put money on your balance first, from 100 USDT. Your players then play the games you have switched on, and the GGR they generate is the base for our fee. The fee itself is a GGR revenue share: a percentage of what your casino keeps after paying out wins, drawn from your balance as it is earned. When the balance runs low, you top it up.

Because the fee is a share of GGR, it moves with your business. A quiet week costs less than a busy one, and you never pay for games your players did not play. Because it is prepaid, it never runs ahead of you: there is no invoice at the end of the month, nothing to approve in accounts payable and no debt to a supplier on your books. Finance sees one balance and one line, whatever number of studios you enable.

The first prepayment does two jobs. It opens Stage, where your developers connect the wallet and test every game, and it carries into the live launch, where it becomes the balance your fees are drawn from. You do not pay once to test and again to go live.

This is why our casino API pricing has no line items beyond the GGR share. There is no fee for opening an account, for the integration, for keeping the API connected in a month with little traffic, or for adding studios later. The only number that matters is the share of GGR, and that number gets smaller as your prepayment grows.

Nothing on this list is an add-on. You choose which studios to switch on, and the fee is the same share of GGR whichever wallet model you pick. Reporting is there from the first test spin on Stage, so your team checks the numbers before real money moves. Your manager is the single contact for rates, top-ups and new studios.

Demo mode matters for cost as well as for players. Demo rounds use no real money, so they generate no GGR and draw nothing from your balance, while players get to try a game before they deposit. The spin-by-spin logs work the other way: when a player disputes a round, your support team can see exactly what happened without a ticket to us.

Everything here runs through one casino API. A full back office for your own casino is a different product: it is built as turnkey casino development and priced per project.

Typical game aggregator pricing adds a setup fee and a monthly minimum to the revenue share, then bills the total afterwards. That means paying before launch, paying in quiet months and carrying an invoice you have not yet checked. With us, the share of GGR is the whole price, and it is paid from money you have already set aside. For a new brand that difference decides how much budget is left for players: every dollar that does not go into a setup fee can go into marketing, bonuses or a bigger first prepayment at a lower rate. Your first casino API cost is the 100 USDT prepayment, and that money stays yours as balance until fees are drawn from it.