IT & Software Services

Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.

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Netpay International
Israel
Netpay International is a seasoned online payment gateway provider, established in 1998 and headquartered in Israel, with a significant operational footprint across Europe, Asia, the United States, and Australia. The company specialises in secure, turnkey credit card clearing services tailored to high-risk merchants, including those in the iGaming and gambling sectors. Leveraging two decades of proprietary technology development, Netpay International positions itself as a one-stop shop for businesses requiring robust payment solutions, risk management, and compliance support. The firm offers a 360-degree suite of services encompassing global card acceptance, local payment methods, merchant onboarding, and regulatory compliance tools. Its client base ranges from payment service providers (PSPs) and neo-banks to international e-commerce merchants. The company prides itself on transforming high-risk merchant portfolios into lower-risk profiles through advanced fraud detection and chargeback mitigation systems. While the company remains privately held, it has maintained a steady presence in the fintech landscape, with a team that includes experienced professionals in compliance, sales, and technology.
Neezy Technologies Ltd
Nicosia, Cyprus
Neezy Technologies Ltd is a privately held B2B iGaming technology company headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus, that specialises in online lottery and gaming software solutions. Founded in 2003, the company began as one of the first technology firms to explore the international online lottery market, initially operating a B2C lottery business. When no suitable technology existed, it built its own proprietary software, which it later refined over 15 years of live operations. Today, Neezy delivers an end-to-end Lottery Management Solution to iGaming operators worldwide, focusing on player acquisition, retention, cost-per-acquisition reduction, and achieving gross gaming revenues above 60% in the lottery vertical. The company operates under the trading name 33Labs, which markets a comprehensive lottery, raffle, and sweepstakes platform called the TechLabs™ Lottery Stack. Neezy’s platform is designed for multi‑market scalability, regulatory readiness, and continuous security. With a workforce of 51‑200 employees, the company targets both standalone lottery businesses and operators looking to add a lottery vertical to their existing casino or sportsbook offering.
MobiTrax
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
iMobiTrax is a mobile-first affiliate tracking and attribution platform founded in 2012 by Ryan Gray, Ralph Ruckman, and Bill Bradow in Kansas City, Missouri. Built to address the unique challenges of mobile campaign tracking, it serves the performance marketing ecosystem, with heavy adoption in iGaming, betting, and casino affiliate marketing. The platform handles mobile-specific parameters such as device IDs, carrier data, and app-based conversions, enabling affiliates and operators to monitor clicks, installs, post-install events, and revenue attribution in real time. iMobiTrax remains privately held and operates without outside funding, relying on subscription revenue from a global client base that ranges from small affiliate teams to large ad networks. It is known as a reliable, no-frills alternative to enterprise solutions, offering granular analytics, postback integrations with dozens of affiliate networks, and support for multiple conversion types. Its continued relevance in iGaming stems from accurate attribution of mobile-first advertising spend while maintaining low latency for high-volume campaigns.
MLSDev
Kyiv, Ukraine
MLSDev is an award‑winning custom software development company founded in 2009 in Kyiv, Ukraine. What began as a small team of three friends has grown into a full‑service digital product agency partnering with both fast‑growing startups and global enterprises. The company’s core mission is to solve business challenges through technology, delivering end‑to‑end solutions that span product discovery, software architecture, UI/UX design, development, and quality assurance. MLSDev is best known for its long‑standing collaboration with the on‑demand delivery giant Gopuff, for which it has served as a dedicated development partner since the company’s earliest days—helping scale the platform from a single location to over 225 facilities in 550+ U.S. cities. Other marquee clients include McDonald’s (Baltic region), ArtStation, Idana, and Takeout Central. The company’s service portfolio covers web and mobile application development (iOS/Android), dedicated development team augmentation, UI/UX design, and software testing. MLSDev follows agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban, Lean) and operates engagement models that allow clients to either build a product from scratch or extend an existing in‑house team. With a reported 97% client satisfaction rate, over 200 products delivered, and an average employee tenure of 33 months, MLSDev positions itself as a reliable, long‑term technology partner rather than a mere staff‑augmentation vendor.
Merlin Computers
Il-Ħamrun, Malta
Merlin Computers Ltd has been a pillar of Malta's technology sector since its founding in 1990, initially helping businesses transition from standalone computing to networked environments. Over three decades, the company expanded its focus from core IT infrastructure into specialist fields, now operating through four coordinated divisions: Merlin IT (corporate IT and cloud services), Merlin Print (large-format printing), Merlin Med (medical equipment), and Merlin Software (custom business software and ERP solutions). The company serves a diverse clientele including corporate enterprises, government bodies, educational institutions, and telecom operators, and is known for its exceptional after-sales support, offering a five-year parts-and-labour warranty on all supplied hardware. Merlin has forged partnerships with global brands such as ASUS, Fujitsu, Microsoft, NetApp, Kaspersky, Olivetti, and Wacebo Europe, and is the authorised Maltese service centre for ASUS and Olivetti. Co-founded by Sandro Musu, the company remains privately held and is headquartered in Il-Ħamrun, Malta.
M. Demajo IT Division
Demajo House, 103, Archbishop Street, Valletta VLT 1446, Malta
The M. Demajo IT Division is the internal ICT services arm of the M. Demajo Group, a Maltese conglomerate founded in 1910 by Michel Demajo and headquartered in Valletta. While the division does not operate as a separate legal entity or have its own dedicated website, it delivers software and hardware distribution, data centre services, cloud solutions, and business continuity offerings to B2B clients across Malta. The group's ICT activities are part of a diversified portfolio that also includes printing, packaging, hospitality, energy, travel, and wines & spirits. The division leverages the group's long-standing reputation and financial stability to provide integrated technology solutions, although no standalone leadership team or product portfolio has been publicly documented. Group CEO JJ Miceli Demajo oversees all operations, and the ICT functions are often associated with the Exigy IT services brand within the group.
Marco, Inc.
St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA
Marco Technologies, operating as Marco, Inc., is a national provider of managed IT, security, print, voice, and digital transformation solutions for mid‑market and enterprise organizations. Founded in 1973 in St. Cloud, Minnesota, as a typewriter and office supply shop by Gary Marsden and Dave Marquardt, the company has evolved over five decades into a multi‑portfolio technology services firm. With a US‑based workforce of more than 1,200 employees and offices in 15 states, Marco delivers a comprehensive suite of offerings including managed services, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, copier and print management, unified communications, audio‑visual integration, physical security, and business process automation. The company is known for its “Gold Standard” culture and vendor‑agnostic approach, holding certifications from Cisco, Microsoft, HP, Mitel, Arctic Wolf, Barracuda, and others. Marco has been recognized on the CRN Solution Provider 500, CRN Tech Elite 250, and Channel Futures MSP 501 lists. In 2025, the company appointed Brian Wyatt as its new CEO to lead its next phase of national expansion.
Manx Telecom
Braddan, Isle of Man
Manx Telecom Ltd. is the incumbent telecommunications and digital-infrastructure provider on the Isle of Man, serving residential, business, and public-sector customers with a comprehensive range of fixed-line, mobile, broadband, and data-centre services. Founded on 1 January 1987 after winning a 20-year licence from the Isle of Man Government, the company was originally a subsidiary of British Telecom and later passed through the ownership of mmO2, Telefónica, private-equity firm HgCapital, and Basalt Infrastructure Partners LLP. In May 2026, Manx Telecom was acquired by a partnership of CVC DIF and Jersey Telecom, creating the largest telecom provider across the UK Crown Dependencies. The company operates the island’s sole fibre and copper access networks, runs two Tier III data centres, and offers global connectivity through its IoT and MVNO platforms. Manx Telecom has been at the forefront of mobile innovation, launching Europe’s first live 3G network in 2001 and first HSDPA (3.5G) service in 2005. Its commitment to community engagement is exemplified by the Marg McGee Community Awards, which distribute £20,000 annually to local initiatives.
Lucky Labs
Miami, Florida, United States
Lucky Labs is a US-based omnichannel marketing platform that bridges the gap between brands, retailers, and consumers by using real‑time, first‑party retail data. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Miami, Florida, the company enables brands to turn consumer interest into measurable action—whether online or in‑store. Its core product integrates with over 3,000 retail partners to provide precise inventory visibility, shopper conversion insights, and location‑based marketing tools. By powering features such as shoppable retail landing pages, store locators, and local availability displays, Lucky Labs helps brands optimise their cross‑channel marketing, reduce stock‑outs, and drive a 5% lift in direct‑to‑consumer conversion on average. The platform serves a range of beauty, wellness, and consumer goods brands, including names like Crown Affair and Ostrich Pillow. In May 2025, Lucky Labs was acquired by SPINS, the leading data and analytics provider for the natural products industry, to create an end‑to‑end solution combining product intelligence with omnichannel shopper engagement. The company employs 11–50 people and operates as a privately held entity. Its leadership includes co‑founders with backgrounds in product development and go‑to‑market strategy.
Link Research Tools GmbH
Vienna, Austria
LinkResearchTools GmbH (LRT) is a Vienna‑based private company that provides enterprise‑grade link intelligence software for SEO professionals. Founded in 2004 by Christoph Cemper, LRT aggregates backlink data from more than 24 independent sources, cleans and verifies it, and then presents a comprehensive, actionable profile of a website’s link landscape. The platform is designed to help organisations recover from Google penalties, monitor and protect against negative SEO, conduct competitive research, and execute data‑driven link‑building campaigns. LRT’s proprietary Power*Trust metric serves as a modern replacement for Google’s retired Toolbar PageRank, assessing domain and page quality with high precision. The company’s tool set includes a backlink audit solution, a link‑monitoring system, a competitive‑research module, and several Chrome extensions (Link Redirect Trace, SEO Toolbar, Power*Trust Checker, and a free link checker). With a fully remote workforce of 11–50 employees, LRT serves over 15,000 customers, including Disney, LinkedIn, Booking.com, and Zalando. The platform is sold on a per‑user subscription basis starting at €199/month and is trusted by agencies, in‑house SEO teams, and small/medium businesses worldwide.
Lightstreamer (Weswit Srl)
Via Panfilo Castaldi, 11, 20124 Milan, Italy
Lightstreamer (formerly Weswit Srl) is an Italian technology company that specializes in real-time data streaming over the internet. Founded in the early 2000s in Milan, the company developed one of the first implementations of server-push technology for web browsers, which evolved into the Lightstreamer event broker. Today, the platform is used by over 500 enterprise customers, reaching more than 100 million end-users across finance, online trading, iGaming, and media. Lightstreamer's intelligent streaming engine automatically handles proxies, firewalls, network congestion, and disconnections, ensuring sub-millisecond data delivery. The company rebranded from Weswit Srl to Lightstreamer Srl in 2022 to align corporate identity with its flagship product. Major clients include Morgan Stanley, NASA, and Sony, and the platform integrates with Kafka, MQTT, and custom data sources. Lightstreamer is backed by Par-Tec Spa and maintains a global partner network, positioning itself as a critical infrastructure provider for low-latency, internet-scale real-time applications.
Learnsoft Technology Group
San Diego, California, USA
Learnsoft Technology Group is a San Diego-based software company founded in 2001 by Kishor Amberkar. It provides a fully configurable, cloud-based Learning Management System (LMS) and Talent Management System (TMS) designed specifically for highly regulated industries such as healthcare and government. The platform enables rapid onboarding, automated curriculum assignments, real-time compliance tracking, and intelligent reporting through a customizable interface that integrates with existing HRIS and content APIs. In September 2022, the company closed a $16.7 million Series A funding round led by Elsewhere Partners and appointed Robbie Abt as CEO. Learnsoft helps organizations achieve 100% compliance while improving workforce productivity and learner engagement. The company continues to expand its platform capabilities and market reach into new regulated sectors.