Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.
Makeberry Affiliates is a performance ecosystem purpose-built for the iGaming and sports betting industry, launched in 2021. The company operates as a direct advertiser for its own portfolio of casino brands—WinSpirit, RocketPlay, and LuckyHills—while also offering in-house media buying, advanced analytics, and business development support to affiliates and publishers. By combining proprietary technology with hands-on affiliate management, Makeberry enables partners to monetize diverse traffic sources effectively. Its platform, Makeberry Hub, provides affiliates with access to budgets, infrastructure, and scalable tools for growth. With a presence at major industry events such as SiGMA Central Europe, Makeberry has established itself as a fast-growing player in the iGaming affiliate space, reporting over 300% partner growth in 2025 and a strong focus on data-driven decision-making. The company differentiates itself by offering a full-stack performance marketing partnership rather than a traditional affiliate program, giving partners exclusive access to high-converting campaigns and competitive revenue shares.
Light Apps is a mobile app development studio that specializes in building iOS applications for security, productivity, and lifestyle use. The company presents itself as a creative team dedicated to crafting intuitive applications that simplify everyday tasks and boost productivity for users worldwide. Based on its public-facing website, Light Apps operates as a product studio, developing its own applications and partnering with teams globally. The studio appears to be small in scale, with no evidence of venture funding or significant press coverage, and its website is minimal, lacking team bios, client logos, or a detailed portfolio. A UK company named LIGHT APPS LTD was incorporated in March 2023 at a London address, though it is unclear if this entity is directly linked to the studio. The domain lightapps.studio was registered in 2021, but the company's exact founding year and location remain undisclosed. Without verifiable products, named leadership, or independent mentions, Light Apps is likely a boutique development shop operating with very limited public footprint.

Lemonad
New York, NY, United States
Lemonade is a full-stack insurtech company that uses artificial intelligence, behavioural economics, and a digital-first mobile app to offer renters, homeowners, car, pet, and term life insurance. Founded in April 2015 in Tel Aviv by Daniel Schreiber and Shai Wininger, the company operates licensed insurance carriers in the United States and several European countries. Its model replaces traditional brokers and bureaucracy with chatbots, machine-learning underwriting, and instant claims processing – the company famously paid a claim in three seconds. Lemonade charges a flat fee rather than taking a percentage of premiums, and it operates as a Certified B-Corp, returning unused premiums to nonprofits chosen by its community through an annual Giveback programme. The company went public on the NYSE in July 2020 under the ticker LMND. By 2025, Lemonade had over 1,100 employees and served customers in the US, Germany, the Netherlands, France, and the UK. Its in-force premium per employee exceeded $1 million in early 2026, driven by AI automation and a 6% reduction in team size since late 2022. Lemonade continues to expand its product suite and geographic footprint, leveraging partnerships with carriers like General Catalyst for financing and with third-party platforms via its Insurance API. The company’s emphasis on simplicity, transparency, and social impact has earned it a 4.9-star App Store rating and top marks from comparison sites.

Lambda Gaming
7 Simon Kandelaki Street, Tbilisi, Georgia
Lambda Gaming is an independent iGaming studio founded in Tbilisi, Georgia in 2013, operating as a B2B supplier of casino games to operators and aggregators worldwide. The company began by building peer-to-peer (P2P) games for local Georgian operators before pivoting to international expansion around 2021–2022. Its portfolio now includes over 20 titles across slots, crash games, P2P games, and skill-based games, all characterized by retro 8-bit aesthetics and head-to-head formats. The flagship product, AVION Supersonic, is marketed as the fastest crash game on the market and won Best Marketing Campaign at the 2026 SiGMA Awards. Lambda Gaming employs between 11 and 50 people and is led by CEO David Nardaia, who enforces a hands-on culture where every team member plays each game before release. Strategic partnerships with operators like Alea and presence on aggregation platforms such as VeliGames give the studio access to a global network. With its award-winning design and focus on differentiated gameplay, Lambda Gaming positions itself as a rising challenger in the competitive iGaming supplier space.

Kanggiten
Riga, Latvia
Kanggiten is a modular B2B iGaming platform provider that enables operators to launch, manage, and scale online casinos and sportsbooks. The company entered the B2B market after more than a decade of running its own B2C casino and sportsbook brands, bringing a proven technology stack that supports over 30 million players and processes more than 7 million transactions. Its platform is built around retention mechanics, player segmentation, AI-driven features, and a modular architecture that lets operators select only the components they need. Kanggiten offers two primary partnership models: a white-label solution for rapid, branded launches without requiring the operator to hold a licence, and a turnkey model that gives full ownership and control. The company’s product suite includes a Casino Platform, Sportsbook Platform, Game Aggregator, CRM and marketing suite (InTarget), affiliate management system (FireAff), and an analytics module. Kanggiten has showcased at major industry events such as ICE Barcelona 2026 and the HIPTHER Prague Summit 2026, and is led by CEO Viktor Cherkas. The company remains privately held with a headcount estimated between 1,001 and 5,000, though its founding year, founding location, and headquarters address are not publicly disclosed.

Inxy
Warsaw, Poland
INXY Payments is a Poland-authorized and Canada-registered payments infrastructure company founded in 2022 by Serge Kuznetsov and Ruslan Zholik. It provides a licensed platform for businesses to accept, send, and manage cryptocurrencies and stablecoins alongside traditional fiat currencies. The company's core offering is a high-conversion crypto payment gateway that supports multiple blockchain networks and automatically converts incoming payments to stablecoins or euros to minimize volatility, with next-day fiat settlement. INXY also offers automated mass payouts and multi-currency exchange services. It targets global businesses in Europe, Asia, and Latin America, excluding sanctioned countries, the UK, and the US. As of early 2026, INXY has raised $7 million in total seed funding, including a $4 million round led by Flashpoint. The company employs around 11-50 people and is headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, with additional registrations in Cyprus and Canada. Its platform aims to reduce processing fees by up to 70% compared to traditional banking.

IGT
6355 S. Buffalo Drive, Las Vegas, Nevada 89113, USA
IGT (International Game Technology PLC) is the global leader in gaming technology and services, delivering end-to-end solutions for legal, regulated gambling operators across six continents. With a legacy spanning 50 years, the company provides slot machines, video poker, lottery systems, sports betting platforms, and digital gaming content. In 2024, IGT’s Gaming & Digital business and Everi Holdings were simultaneously acquired by Apollo Global Management funds in a $6.3 billion transaction, forming a new privately held enterprise that continues to operate under the IGT brand. The combined entity, headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, employs more than 7,000 people worldwide and offers an unparalleled portfolio spanning world-class games, advanced casino management systems, modern cabinets, trusted FinTech solutions, and dynamic digital platforms. IGT is known for iconic products like Megabucks progressive slots, the IGT ADVANTAGE casino management system, and the PlayDigital suite of iGaming and sports betting tools. The company remains committed to responsible gaming and innovation, leveraging a deep mathematical modeling heritage and player insights to drive sustained performance on casino floors globally.

Ilkari
Dublin, Ireland
Ilkari is a Dublin-based sovereign infrastructure company that provides end-to-end data sovereignty solutions for regulated sectors, including iGaming. Its certified colocation, sovereign cloud platform, and domain name registration services are built on open-source, vendor-neutral foundations, enabling clients to maintain strict control over data residency, flow, and access. Founded to future-proof enterprises’ data needs, Ilkari serves over 300 customers across six global locations with a team of more than 120 employees from 25 nationalities. The company launched its hyper-sovereign technology platform in August 2024 and acquired Okens Domains to extend its sovereignty portfolio. Ilkari’s privately operated data centres in Europe and Latin America are DORA-aligned and GDPR-compliant, making it a key partner for iGaming operators that require resilience and data autonomy. With leadership experienced in iGaming, finance, and telecommunications, Ilkari positions itself as 'the first true sovereign technology company' and a compelling alternative to hyperscale cloud providers.

Geozo
Limassol, Cyprus
Geozo is an international native and push advertising platform founded in 2021 and headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus. The company connects advertisers with publishers to facilitate effective ad placements and revenue growth through a performance-driven solution. Geozo offers native ad units and push notification campaigns, emphasizing user-friendliness and high-quality traffic. Its team is described as advertising technology enthusiasts with expertise in marketing, media buying, and site monetization, aiming to provide a transparent and efficient advertising ecosystem. The platform primarily operates in the programmatic advertising space, serving clients across industries including iGaming, e-commerce, and content monetization. Geozo has been featured in industry publications such as State of Digital Publishing, where it discussed the future of native advertising for publishers. While specific metrics on reach or revenue are not publicly available, the company claims to combine effective ad formats with a qualified support team to boost publisher earnings and advertiser performance. The company maintains a presence via its official website, LinkedIn company page, and Instagram account, but does not publicly disclose executive names, team size, or funding details.

Galaksion
Brivibas iela 57-16, LV-1010, Riga, Latvia
Galaksion is an international advertising network established in 2014 by a group of digital advertising professionals from several European countries. Operating as a CPA (Cost Per Action) company and an individual SSP (Supply-Side Platform), it connects advertisers seeking targeted ad placements with publishers looking to monetize their website traffic. The network delivers over 50 billion monthly impressions and serves partners in more than 245 countries, working with approximately 10,000 websites. Galaksion’s platform integrates widely used advertising formats and features proprietary tools including an AI Rotation algorithm and an Antifraud system to ensure traffic quality. It also offers a Traffic Estimator to help advertisers determine suitable rates based on GEO, pricing model, and target audience. The company emphasizes 24/7 personal support and has achieved a reported 400% annual growth rate since 2015. Galaksion positions itself as a pioneer in the CPA pricing model within the ad network space, allowing advertisers to pay exclusively based on user conversions.
Explodely is an all-in-one SaaS platform that functions as a digital retailer and affiliate marketplace, purpose-built for creators and vendors of digital products. The company positions itself as a Merchant of Record (MoR), meaning it legally acts as the seller of record for its clients’ products—handling payment processing, tax compliance, refunds, and chargebacks—so that product owners can focus on creation and marketing rather than backend logistics. On the distribution side, Explodely operates an affiliate network that connects product owners with a global base of affiliates, offering features such as lifetime cookies, weekly payouts, instant sale notifications, and two-tier commission structures. The platform also provides a seller dashboard for managing product listings, tracking analytics, and integrating with third-party tools like identity verification services. Explodely primarily serves digital product vendors (courses, software, ebooks, membership sites) who want a turnkey way to sell through affiliates without building their own infrastructure. The company has garnered over 280 reviews on Trustpilot (as of early 2025), reflecting a modest but active user base. Despite its functional presence, Explodely maintains a notably low public profile: no founding date, founder names, or executive leadership are publicly disclosed, and the company appears to operate as a small, lean organization. Its official website (explodely.com) and contact page provide only email and live chat support, with no physical address listed.
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