Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.
BetStarters
Gżira, Malta
BetStarters is a privately held B2B iGaming technology provider founded in 2016 in Barcelona, Spain, now headquartered in Gżira, Malta. The company specializes in white-label and turnkey platforms for online casino and sportsbook operators, targeting emerging and regulated markets such as Latin America and Africa. With a lean team of 11 to 50 employees, BetStarters offers customizable solutions including game aggregation, payment processing, player management, and real-time sports data feeds. It differentiates itself through flexible integrations and hands-on support, aiming to solve common operator pain points around platform rigidity and complex integrations. The company has secured a notable partnership with Altenar to enhance its sportsbook offering and maintains an active presence at industry events like SBC Summit. BetStarters remains unfunded by venture capital and is led by Chief Operating Officer Glenn Debattista and Chief Technology Officer Alessandro Vitari, though the CEO and founder identities are not publicly confirmed.

Kiron Interactive
Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
Kiron Interactive is a privately held global technology company headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, that has specialised in virtual sports and number games for the regulated iGaming industry since its founding in 2001. Starting as a niche virtual racing supplier, it has evolved into a comprehensive B2B provider with a portfolio of over 60 virtual games, a proprietary remote game server platform called BetMan Omni, and a lightweight data‑lite solution, Kiron.Lite, tailored for markets with limited connectivity. Kiron’s products reach more than 150 operators across 70 countries, covering both online and retail channels, and the company has been recognised with multiple industry awards including EGR B2B Best Virtual Sports Supplier in 2021 and 2022. The company emphasises practical, robust technology designed for real‑world operational challenges, particularly in emerging markets, and continues to expand its regulated footprint through recent partnerships in Latin America, Africa, and the United States. Kiron remains debt‑free and employs between 51 and 200 people, with co‑CEO Steven Spartinos leading the company.
CreedRoomz is a global live casino software provider founded in 2012 and operated by Soft Construct (Malta) Limited. The company delivers an end-to-end suite of live dealer products and solutions, including automated gameplay, advanced game development, and custom studio construction. Its core technology – a live casino API – integrates seamlessly with operator platforms, while the proprietary “Land to Live” system enables land‑based casinos to migrate online rapidly. CreedRoomz emphasises a balance of price and quality, with fully customisable offerings that comply with major regulatory frameworks. The product range spans classic table games (roulette, blackjack, baccarat), innovative game shows, and exclusive branded titles such as Kickoff Roulette and Marble Cup, developed in collaboration with football legend Ronaldinho. The company also provides virtual studio design services, allowing partners to create bespoke environments. In 2025, CreedRoomz reported a 34% revenue increase and announced a landmark expansion for 2026, including new studios and next‑generation game content. Strategic partnerships with streaming providers like Vindral further strengthen its delivery capabilities. With a team of over a thousand employees, CreedRoomz positions itself as a scalable, compliance‑ready live casino partner for operators worldwide.
CP Games is a B2B iGaming software provider that designs and supplies certified, high-quality HTML5 slot games for online casino operators worldwide. Positioning itself as a “leading iGaming software provider” and “rising gaming hub,” the company focuses on boundary-pushing online slots driven by unique mechanics, aiming to differentiate its content in a crowded market through innovation and certified compliance. The company maintains a strong emphasis on mobile-first development, ensuring all its games are built with HTML5 technology for seamless play across desktop and mobile devices. CP Games actively participates in major industry events such as ICE Barcelona (formerly ICE London), where it showcases its latest releases to operators and partners. Its presence on platforms like Instagram reflects an effort to build brand awareness and engage with the gaming community, though the company operates primarily as a B2B supplier rather than a direct-to-consumer brand. While specific details about its founding, headcount, and leadership remain limited in public sources, CP Games has established itself as a committed contender in the competitive iGaming slot supply space, with a stated focus on “innovative games” and “certified” content for regulated markets.

Clearsky Network
Central, Hong Kong
Clearsky Network is a Hong Kong‑based corporate services and advisory firm that operates a global marketplace for regulated assets, including licensed companies, payment institutions, and iGaming operations. Founded in 2017, the company connects buyers and sellers of fully‑licensed entities across multiple jurisdictions, covering sectors such as cryptocurrency, foreign exchange, sports betting, and online gaming. Its marketplace listings feature ready‑made licensed companies, including Hong Kong Money Service Operator (MSO) licenses, Canadian Money Services Business (MSB) licenses, Polish Small Payment Institutions (SPI), UK FCA Small Payment Institutions, Tanzanian sports betting licenses with operations, and strategic iGaming acquisitions. Beyond brokering, Clearsky Network offers complementary services: global corporate structuring, nominee services, regulatory compliance, legal and tax advisory, banking and payment solutions, and online marketing support. With 51–200 employees and headquarters in Central, Hong Kong, the firm positions itself as a single‑partner solution for entrepreneurs and operators seeking swift entry into regulated markets without the months‑long licensing process.

Betsoft Gaming Ltd.
Valletta, Malta
Betsoft Gaming Ltd. is a privately held, Malta-based developer of online casino content and back-office solutions. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Valletta, the company built its reputation on pioneering cinematic 3D slot games that set new benchmarks for visual quality and player engagement. Over nearly two decades, Betsoft has expanded its portfolio to more than 200 RNG-certified titles covering slots, table games, video poker, and specialty games, all distinguished by high-quality art and dynamic mechanics. The company’s award-winning content is distributed through partnerships with over 500 operators and platforms across Europe, Scandinavia, Latin America, and Africa. Betsoft operates in more than 15 regulated markets, holds independent certifications from Gaming Laboratories International, and undergoes transparent audits to ensure compliance. Beyond its game library, Betsoft offers a full-featured casino management platform that provides operators with back-office tools to optimize performance. With a team of 51–200 employees working across offices in Malta, Europe, and the UK, the company continues to emphasize artistic design, robust technology, and dedicated account management to help clients drive player retention and sustainable growth.
Betsys
Sladkovského nám?stí 1, Praha 130 00, Czech Republic
BetSys is a B2B provider of comprehensive sports betting and iGaming software solutions, offering a full suite of products that covers sportsbook, live betting, retail, mobile, odds management, and casino platforms. The company positions itself as a turnkey technology partner for operators looking to launch or scale their betting operations, with a focus on flexibility, scalability, and market-specific customization. While the company’s official website (betsys.com) describes its core business as “developer of sports betting software which cover full spectrum of betting,” no additional details such as founding date, headquarters, or headcount were publicly confirmed in the available search results. BetSys appears to operate primarily in emerging and regulated markets, but its exact geographic footprint and client base remain unclear. The company's leadership and exact product names are also not documented in the accessible public record. Further research, including direct inquiries, would be required to produce a more detailed profile.

Betsense
1 Apakide Street, Sports Palace Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia
Betsense is an AI-powered platform providing soccer match predictions for individual bettors. Operating in the sports betting analytics space, the platform offers subscription-based access to computer-generated predictions through its website betsense.ai. The service was rapidly developed by technology partner TDSoft using a no-code/hybrid architecture incorporating OpenAI's ChatGPT API and external sports data sources. According to a TDSoft case study, Betsense.ai achieved 80% prediction accuracy and attracted 10,000 users within its first week, indicating strong initial traction. The company targets both casual bettors with a Standard plan ($9.99/month, up to 20 predictions daily) and professionals with a PRO plan ($19.99/month, unlimited predictions). Despite its consumer-facing product, Betsense maintains a low public profile with no confirmed founding details, leadership, or external funding. Its operations appear closely tied to TDSoft, suggesting a small team. Betsense distinguishes itself from enterprise-level sportsbook solutions by focusing on affordability and ease of use for end-users.
Casino Guru
London, England
Casino Guru is one of the world’s largest independent databases of online casinos, launched in 2016 with the mission of making online gambling safer and more transparent. The platform offers comprehensive, data-driven casino reviews underpinned by its proprietary Safety Index, which scores operators on fairness, terms, player complaints, and licensing. Beyond reviews, Casino Guru operates a Complaint Resolution Center that has recovered over $60 million for players since 2019, a community Forum, a dedicated News outlet covering industry developments, and the Casino Guru Academy for responsible gambling education. The company also hosts the annual Casino Guru Awards to celebrate excellence in iGaming. With a core team of over 30 full-time professionals—many with backgrounds in mathematics, programming, and psychology—Casino Guru positions itself as a data-obsessed advocate for players. It is currently developing a first-of-its-kind global self-exclusion platform. While its registered office is in the Cayman Islands, the company has strong operational ties to London and Malta, where its awards ceremony is held. Casino Guru generates revenue through affiliate commissions but maintains editorial independence, emphasizing its role as a neutral information source.
BetSolutions LLC is a privately held iGaming software development company that provides a comprehensive suite of gaming solutions for operators worldwide. Founded in 2015, the company initially launched the Turkish-facing gambling site Sekabet.com before pivoting to a B2B model. Today, BetSolutions offers a turnkey gaming platform that aggregates over 3,500 casino titles from more than 110 providers, integrated payment processing with over 40 methods, and a Sportsbook module certified by Betradar. The company also develops its own provably fair games, including Zeppelin, High Low, Dice, Mines, and Plinko, and invests in virtual reality gambling experiences. With a workforce estimated between 51 and 200 employees, BetSolutions serves a global operator clientele, although public details about its licensing jurisdictions, headquarters location, and executive leadership remain limited. The company's website and LinkedIn profile serve as primary information sources, but third-party directories confirm its role as a casino and sportsbook software provider.
BetPro Coders
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
BetPro Coders is a UK-based game development company specializing in the integration of sportsbooks, casinos, and innovative gaming solutions. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Birmingham, England, the company focuses on delivering tailored technology services that enhance user engagement and operational efficiency for iGaming operators. Its product suite includes cricket and sports betting app development, casino API integrations, and niche game titles such as Satta Matka, Aviator, and Andar Bahar. BetPro Coders also offers live cricket line APIs, sportsbook software, custom gaming exchange panels, and fantasy sports app development. The company positions itself as a partner for businesses looking to transform traditional betting environments into dynamic, modern experiences. With a team of 11-50 employees, BetPro Coders serves clients across the iGaming supply chain, providing both turnkey development and API-based solutions. The company’s online presence includes a dedicated website and active profiles on LinkedIn, Twitter, and industry directories such as Clutch, GoodFirms, and iGamingSuppliers. Its stated mission is to empower businesses to maximize profits through cutting-edge gaming technology.
Betproduct LTD
Tbilisi, Georgia
Betproduct LTD is a private B2B iGaming software provider headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia. The company delivers enterprise‑grade betting and gaming platforms for online sportsbooks, casinos, and retail betting shops worldwide. Its core offering includes turnkey white‑label solutions, standalone sportsbook software, virtual sports simulations, casino product aggregation, and retail terminal systems for land‑based operations. The platform is designed to scale across multiple jurisdictions, with particular presence in Europe, the CIS region, Africa, and the Americas. Betproduct positions itself as a single‑source technology partner, providing integrated tools for odds management, payment processing, user analytics, and content aggregation. Operators can launch a fully managed online betting site or casino through a white‑label model, or combine custom modules with existing infrastructure. The company also supplies automated terminal systems for brick‑and‑mortar betting shops, linking retail and digital channels. While Betproduct’s exact founding date and leadership team are not publicly disclosed, the company is registered as Betproduct LTD in Georgia and has been listed on B2B iGaming directories for several years. Its website emphasises flexibility, scalability, and support for operators in emerging and regulated markets. Betproduct is a relatively low‑profile supplier in the iGaming technology space, with no major press coverage or funding announcements found. All available information points to a privately held company focused on delivering turnkey and custom solutions to licensed gambling operators.
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