IT & Software Services

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

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NovaMotus Consultancy
Novamodus (Novamodus Solutions Inc.) is a North American Oracle Fusion Cloud consultancy specializing exclusively in implementing, integrating, and supporting Oracle's cloud applications suite. Founded by a team of Oracle veterans, the firm has delivered over 135 successful projects across ERP, EPM, HCM, SCM, and CX domains for both public and private sector clients. The company distinguishes itself by maintaining a 100% North American (primarily Canadian) team of consultants—no offshore centers, no subcontractors—and a proprietary delivery methodology called Indmodus. This methodology, refined over more than a decade, replaces lengthy workshops with pre‑built, best‑practice process flows, enabling faster deployments and fewer change orders. Novamodus reports a perfect track record of zero failed go‑lives. The firm is also an Oracle Cloud Excellence Implementer and holds a 100% Oracle‑certified consultant base. While the company does not disclose its founding year on its website, it notes that its team has been implementing Oracle since 2012. Headquarters location is not explicitly stated, but the firm’s “100% Canadian” claim and the absence of any office addresses on its site suggest a Canadian base—likely in Ontario or Quebec. Novamodus serves clients across the United States and Canada.
Openbet
Chiswick, London, United Kingdom
OpenBet is a global leader in sportsbook technology, content, and services, powering over 200 of the world’s largest betting operators including FanDuel, DraftKings, William Hill, and Sky Bet. Founded in 1996 in London, the company provides a comprehensive modular platform covering the full spectrum of sports betting operations. OpenBet is renowned for its high-performance technology, processing over 100,000 bets per minute during peak events with 100% uptime. It holds 44 licenses across major regulated markets, including 13 US states, and processes a significant share of digital bets in Canada (80%), the UK (65%), and Australia (46%). Following a management buyout from Endeavor in 2025, OpenBet is now an independent entity owned by OB Global Holdings LLC. Its product suite includes the Neccton player protection platform, the OpenBet Locator geolocation service, and the Sportcast broadcast solution. With a commitment to innovation and responsible gaming, OpenBet continues to set the industry standard for reliability and speed.
Control F5
Seattle, Washington, USA
F5, Inc. is a publicly traded technology company that provides application delivery and security solutions for hybrid multicloud environments. Founded in 1996 in Seattle, Washington, F5 pioneered the application delivery controller market and has evolved into a software- and SaaS-first leader, securing and accelerating applications across data centers, cloud regions, and edge locations. The company’s three primary product families – BIG-IP, NGINX, and F5 Distributed Cloud Services – deliver high-performance load balancing, API security, bot management, DDoS protection, and AI-specific security controls. F5’s platform is trusted by 85% of the Fortune 500, and its 2025 acquisition of CalypsoAI added offensive and defensive AI security capabilities. Under chair, president and CEO François Locoh-Donou, the company has shifted from hardware-centric to software- and SaaS-centric delivery, while maintaining its position as a consolidator of application services across an average of 19 environments per customer. F5 is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, and reported Q2 2026 revenue of $812 million.
iGaming WriteNow
Lagos, Nigeria
iGaming WriteNow is a Nigerian-born content and technology development hub serving Africa’s rapidly growing iGaming industry. Founded by Dr. Kolade Abisoye, an iGaming content specialist with experience across multiple geographies, the company addresses a persistent market gap: the lack of accurate, localised, and market-informed content tailored for African operators, affiliates, and regulators. Rather than repurposing generic gambling materials, iGaming WriteNow produces education-driven content that explains how gaming works for new players, covers local sports like NFL and soccer, and adheres to responsible gambling frameworks unique to each African jurisdiction. The company’s mission is to build structured learning pathways, localisation intelligence, and digital tools that empower professionals to work with greater confidence across diverse African markets. It positions itself as a strategic partner for sportsbooks, online casinos, and affiliate-driven operators seeking to launch or scale in Africa, while also offering resources for creators and regulators who need accurate market insights. Bootstrapped and privately held, iGaming WriteNow maintains a lean team based in Lagos, Nigeria, and has gained early media attention for its timely entry as Africa’s iGaming sector expands with mobile penetration and regulatory liberalisation.
ETIX
Raleigh–Morrisville, North Carolina, USA
Founded in 2000 by Travis Janovich, Etix is a cloud-based event ticketing and marketing platform headquartered in the Raleigh–Morrisville, North Carolina area. The company provides venues with an integrated suite of tools to create, manage, promote, and sell tickets for live events across music, sports, theater, fairs, and festivals. Etix powers over 5,000 venues worldwide, offering a web-based system built on Amazon Web Services for high uptime and scalability. Its platform includes reserved and general admission ticketing, seat mapping, timed entry, dynamic pricing, season tickets, group sales, and a fan-friendly secondary marketplace (Seat Relay). Beyond ticketing, Etix delivers digital marketing services, customer analytics, donation management, and a point-of-sale system (Octave POS). The company also operates the Etix Event Discovery Network, which partners with streaming platforms like Spotify to help venues reach new audiences. With a reputation for strong customer support, Etix positions itself as a total partner for venues seeking to maximize revenue and control their own data and brand.
Bounteous
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Bounteous is a global AI services firm that partners with enterprise leaders to turn AI into measurable business outcomes by integrating agentic engineering with human-centered experience design. Founded in 2003 in Chicago as HS2 Solutions, the company has evolved into a full‑spectrum digital transformation consultancy, offering strategy, experience design, technology, analytics, and marketing services. Bounteous helps ambitious brands—including Coca‑Cola, Domino’s, Caesars Entertainment, and Mars Wrigley—design, build, and scale AI‑driven products, platforms, and processes. The firm’s proprietary AI platform enables enterprises to deploy intelligent agents at scale, while its deep industry specialisations span consumer goods, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, media & entertainment, retail, telecommunications, and travel & hospitality. In 2021, Bounteous received a strategic investment from New Mountain Capital to accelerate growth and expand capabilities, and in 2024 it merged with Accolite Digital to form a larger global consultancy. The company maintains partnerships with leading cloud and platform providers and continues to invest in talent and innovation to remain at the forefront of digital transformation.
InteractiveAI
InteractiveAI Ltd is an Irish-based enterprise software company that provides an end-to-end platform for building, deploying, governing, and improving AI agents at scale. The company's core proposition is enabling organisations to encode human expertise into deterministic, governed AI systems that execute with precision and continuously improve from every interaction. Unlike generic AI development tools, InteractiveAI focuses on transforming proprietary business rules and complex domain knowledge into AI assets that can be owned and compounded by the enterprise. The platform supports the entire AI lifecycle—from rapid prototyping to running hundreds of production agents—with built-in governance, full audit trails, SSO, data encryption, and an LLM Router for IP and data sovereignty. InteractiveAI claims deployment timelines of 2-6 weeks and efficiency gains of 40-70%. The company is particularly active in the B2C gaming industry, as evidenced by a client testimonial from a French gaming company that automated 60% of customer support messages. While the company's founding year, exact headcount, and full executive team are not publicly confirmed, it is known to be led by co-founder and Chief AI Officer Bernardo Branco. The platform is designed for enterprises that demand security, low latency, 99.99% uptime SLA, and complete ownership of their AI systems.
Beyondplay
London, United Kingdom
BeyondPlay is a London-based B2B technology startup that built a multiplayer engagement platform for real-money online gaming. Founded in 2021 by serial entrepreneur Karolina Pelc, the company set out to transform solitary online gambling into a shared, community-driven experience. Its core product suite includes multiplayer software that allows players to pool bets, share jackpots, and interact during gameplay, along with robust jackpot solutions, promotional tools, and retention mechanics. The platform was designed to help operators increase player loyalty and time-on-site by adding social features to traditional casino and sports betting products. BeyondPlay quickly gained traction in the iGaming industry, partnering with Tier 1 operators across Europe and beyond. It raised €5.0 million in an oversubscribed seed round led by Bettor Capital, and was selected for the TechCrunch Startup Battlefield ’23 cohort. The company earned recognition from EGR, SBC, Sifted, and Business Insider, and placed second in the Breakthrough Company of the Year category at the 2023 Global Gaming Awards. In 2024, FanDuel acquired BeyondPlay, integrating its technology and team into the Flutter Entertainment group, marking the culmination of Pelc’s stated goal to build a company designed for acquisition.
Kick
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Kick is an Australian video livestreaming service launched in December 2022 as a direct competitor to Twitch. It positions itself as a creator-friendly alternative with a generous 95-5 revenue split favoring streamers, looser moderation policies, and openness to gambling content that has been banned on other platforms. The platform is operated by Kick Streaming Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Easygo Entertainment, and is financially backed by the online casino Stake and streaming personality Trainwreckstv. Co-founded by Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani, Kick is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria. The service gained rapid notoriety by signing high-profile streamers such as Adin Ross and xQc in 2023, and by Q3 2025 it was ranked the fourth most-watched livestreaming platform globally behind YouTube, TikTok, and Twitch according to StreamCharts. Kick has expanded into a public API and developer fund, but its core offering remains the main streaming platform. It has not yet achieved profitability but plans to monetize through advertising and partnerships, including a sponsorship of the Sauber Motorsport Formula One team from 2023 to 2025. Despite its popularity, Kick has faced criticism for allowing problematic content and has been described as a playground for degenerate behavior.
DFI Inc.
New Taipei City, Taiwan
DFI Inc. (Diamond Flower Inc.) is a Taiwanese industrial computer company founded on July 14, 1981, by Y.C. Lu. Headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, DFI went public on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE: 2397) in 2000 and became a subsidiary of Qisda Corporation (part of the BenQ Group) in late 2017. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and sells high-performance industrial motherboards, system-on-modules (SOMs), embedded systems, industrial displays, touch panel PCs, and ruggedized computing platforms. DFI also provides ODM/OEM services and design-in support for custom embedded solutions. Its products are deployed across demanding verticals including factory automation, medical diagnostics and imaging, gaming and lottery, transportation (in-vehicle systems), smart energy, defense, and intelligent retail. With a global workforce of approximately 711 employees (including over 180 R&D engineers), DFI maintains a reputation for 24/7 non-stop operation, long product life cycles, and reliable performance in harsh environments. The company is an Intel Technology Partner and holds strategic alliances with other leading chipset and embedded technology vendors. Leveraging the resources of the Qisda/BenQ Group, DFI offers integrated capabilities in LCD in-house integration, PCB and system assembly, measurement lab services, and enclosure design, enabling flexible production from small-volume, high-mix to large-scale, cost-efficient manufacturing.
Evs Llc
Westminster, Colorado, United States
EVS, LLC is a privately held supply chain software company headquartered in Westminster, Colorado, that specializes in iOS-native warehouse management, real-time location tracking, and yard management solutions. Founded in 2001, the company developed its flagship mobe3 product suite from the ground up for Apple’s iOS ecosystem, aiming to combine enterprise-grade functionality with a consumer-grade user experience. EVS serves upper mid-market to Fortune 500 organizations across industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, manufacturing, retail and e-commerce, transportation, wholesale, automotive, and airports. Its solutions have been recognized by Gartner in the Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems and the Hype Cycle for Supply Chain Execution Technologies. In October 2022, the company underwent a leadership transition, with co-founder Nathan Brown moving to Chief Technology Officer and Scott Kameron, formerly COO, assuming the role of Chief Executive Officer. With a lean team of approximately 56 employees, EVS continues to focus on scalable growth within the enterprise industrial software market, leveraging partnerships within the iOS enterprise ecosystem and emphasizing usability, predictive intelligence, and seamless integration as core differentiators.
ADI Chain
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
ADI Chain is a sovereign-grade Ethereum Layer-2 blockchain developed by the ADI Foundation, an Abu Dhabi-based entity founded by Sirius International Holding, the digital arm of International Holding Company (IHC) – one of the world’s largest investment conglomerates. Designed specifically for governments, financial institutions, and regulated enterprises, ADI Chain combines zero-knowledge rollup technology with native compliance modules to support applications such as central bank stablecoins, tokenized real-world assets, digital identity systems, and institutional settlement rails. The network aims to onboard one billion people onto blockchain by 2030, initially targeting markets in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Key ecosystem partners include Mastercard, M‑Pesa, BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and Chainlink. In 2026, ADI Chain secured a $50 million strategic investment to scale its infrastructure, and its mainnet went live alongside the launch of the ADI utility token. Notable live projects include the official FIFA World Cup prediction market (ADI Predictstreet), the dirham-pegged stablecoin DDSC (in collaboration with First Abu Dhabi Bank and IHC), and various government digital transformation initiatives across the UAE and Kenya.