Top 10 Sportsbook White Label Providers in 2026

How to Build Your Betting Platform Fast — Rebrand & Resell

Want to launch a sportsbook in months (not years) without hiring an army of traders, engineers, and risk managers? White label providers give you a turnkey stack — odds feed, PAM (Player Account Management), wallet, KYC, risk, hosting, even managed trading — so you can focus on brand, acquisition, and retention. This guide compares the top platforms, explains pricing & compliance, and gives you a practical builder’s playbook from RFP to go-live. 🧰🏁

How White Label Sportsbooks Work?

Here is a quick primer.

Core stack: Odds feed(s) + trading/risk + bet engine + settlement + PAM + cashier + KYC/AML + CMS + BI dashboards.
Commercial models: Setup fee + monthly platform fee + either revenue share (% of GGR/NNR) or fixed fees per active user.
Time to launch: 4–16 weeks for templated skins; 3–6 months for deeper UI/UX & market customizations.
Regulatory posture: Some providers carry their license (you operate as brand/marketing partner). Others license the tech only (you secure local licenses).

💡 Tip: Decide early whether you want license cover (operate under the provider’s B2C license where permitted) or tech-only (you hold the license). This governs everything from KYC flows to payment rails and marketing permissions.

Top 10 Sportsbook White Label Providers (Operator’s Shortlist)

Below are widely adopted providers across Europe, LatAm, Africa, and parts of APAC. Each entry includes strengths, trade-offs, and best-fit scenarios. (Alphabetical.)

Provider	Best For	Time to Launch	Commercial Model	Licensing Posture	Notable Strengths	Watchouts
Altenar	EU/LatAm operators needing robust trading	6–10 weeks	Setup + monthly + rev share	Tech-only & WL	Deep market coverage, strong MTS	Custom UI beyond widgets can extend timelines
EveryMatrix (OddsMatrix)	Modular enterprise builds	8–16 weeks	Modular fees + rev share	Tech-only	Rich APIs, casino/poker add-ons	Enterprise pricing; needs capable in-house ops
FSB	UK/Ireland & racing-heavy brands	8–12 weeks	Setup + monthly + rev share	Tech-only & WL	Horse racing, retail + online	Complexity if you need many geo variants
Kambi	Premium UX & risk outsourcing	10–16 weeks	Platform fees + rev share	Tech-only	Market depth, risk excellence	Less control over odds/risk strategy
NuxGame	Fast launch in emerging markets	4–8 weeks	Setup + monthly (flex)	WL & tech-only	Quick go-live, many PSPs	Template UI unless custom budget
Oddin.gg	Esports-first sportsbooks	4–8 weeks	SaaS + rev share	Tech-only	Low latency esports feeds	Niche if you need traditional sports breadth
Pronet Gaming	Africa/MENA localization	6–10 weeks	Setup + monthly + rev share	WL & tech-only	Agent systems, lite data usage	Advanced CRM may need add-ons
ProgressPlay	All-in-one WL (sports + casino)	4–6 weeks	WL rev share	WL (provider license in select GEOs)	Fastest route, bundled casino	Less flexibility in PSPs & UX
SBTech / DraftKings B2B*	High-spec enterprise	12–20+ weeks	Enterprise contracts	Tech-only	In-play depth, robustness	Enterprise sales cycles & costs
SoftGamings / BetRadar stack	Balanced mid-market solution	6–10 weeks	Setup + monthly + rev share	WL & tech-only	Quick integration, casino aggregation	Default front-end is “standard” without custom work

*Availability varies by region in 2026.

🔍 Selector tip: If speed is king, choose WL models with ready licensing + cashier. If control is king, choose tech-only + your own license, accepting longer timelines.

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Feature	Essential?	Why It Matters	Reality Check
Managed Trading Services (MTS)	Yes (for most)	Outsource odds & risk so you focus on growth	Ask about liability limits, manual trader support & in-play coverage
Multi-feed Aggregation	Nice-to-have	Blend feeds (e.g., BetRadar, Sportradar, Genius) for depth	More feeds ≠ better unless your markets need it
PAM + CRM + Bonusing	Yes	Segmentation, journeys, bonusing, RFM, churn	Test real-life campaigns & bonus abuse tools
Payments & Cashier	Yes	Local APMs, instant payouts, reconciliations	Get a PSP matrix per GEO before you sign
KYC/AML & RG Suite	Yes	Safeguards and legal compliance	Verify provider’s screening vendors + PEP/sanctions
CMS/Front-end Control	Yes	Own the brand experience	Confirm if you get headless APIs or just theme control
Retail + Agent Network	Depends	Critical for Africa/MENA omnichannel	Check offline settlement & device support
Esports	Growing	Young demos, 24/7 content	Latency, integrity controls matter

Costs & Commercials (What You’ll Actually Pay)

Setup: $15k–$200k+ (branding, domain, hosting, integrations, data fees).
Monthly platform: $5k–$60k+ depending on scope, modules, SLAs.
Revenue share: 10–35% of GGR (or NGR). Higher rev share often means higher minimums.
Data & streaming: $2k–$25k+/mo (sport coverage & rights add up quickly).
PSP costs: MDR/transaction fees + rolling reserves in some GEOs.
Ops headcount: CRM/bonusing, CS, fraud/KYC, VIP, marketing, compliance.

📈 Unit economics sanity check: Model GGR = stakes × hold. Then subtract promo cost, PSP fees, data fees, provider share, payroll. Aim for positive NGR within 6–9 months at realistic CAC/LTV.

Builder’s Guide: From RFP to Go-Live (90-Day Playbook)

Phase	Weeks	Actions	Deliverables
1) Scope & RFP	1–3	Define GEOs, license path, sports/casino mix, RG/KYC policy, PSP needs, CRM must-haves	RFP doc + KPI targets (hold %, NGR, ARPU)
2) Vendor Demos	2–4	Shortlist 4–6 vendors; demand sandbox access, CRM/bonus demo, payments matrix	Scorecard (features, SLA, commercials)
3) Contracting	2–3	Negotiate rev share tiers, data/streaming costs, exit & data ownership, SLAs	Signed MSA + implementation plan
4) Build	3–6	Branding, CMS, markets mapping, risk limits, bonus library, PSP onboarding	Stage site + UAT plan
5) Compliance	Parallel	Policies (KYC/RG/AML), T&Cs, privacy, age-gate, self-exclusion, reporting	Compliance pack & test logs
6) UAT & Soft Launch	2–3	Load testing, edge cases (voids, partial payouts), PSP reconciliation, CS playbooks	Go-live approval & rollback plan

🧪 UAT must-dos: Settlement edge cases (dead-heat, Asian handicaps), cash-out timing, void rules, time-zone flips, daylight savings, combo bet rules, multiple wallet currencies, bonus abuse scenarios.

Regional Fit (2026 Snapshot)

Region	What Matters	Provider Fit (Examples)
EU (regulated)	License mapping, RG depth, strong data coverage	Kambi, EveryMatrix, Altenar
UK & Ireland	Racing, retail integration, safer gambling	FSB, Kambi
LatAm	APMs, football depth, mobile-first	Altenar, NuxGame, SoftGamings
Africa	Agent network, low-bandwidth, USSD/SMS	Pronet Gaming, NuxGame
MENA	Localized languages, cashier flexibility	Pronet Gaming, SoftGamings
Esports vertical	Integrity + low latency data	Oddin.gg (+ mainstream via core vendor)

Pros & Cons of White Label vs. Building Your Own

✅ White Label / Tech-Partner Pros

⚡️ Speed to market, proven risk engines
📦 Bundled KYC/AML, cashier, CRM
🧑‍💻 Lower engineering headcount
🌍 Access to pre-integrated data feeds & APMs

⚠️ Cons

🎛️ Less control over odds/trading philosophy
🎨 Template UI without custom budget
🤝 Rev share obligations & minimum fees
🔗 Potential vendor lock-in

✅ Build Your Own Pros

🧠 Full control of product & risk
📊 Own all data models & IP
💰 Keep 100% of upside long-term

⚠️ Cons

⏳ 12–24 months to MVP
👥 High fixed costs (dev, traders, compliance)
🧩 Complex vendor negotiations (feeds, streams, PSPs)

🚫 Common pitfalls: Underestimating data/streaming costs, ignoring bonus abuse & KYC friction, vague rev-share definitions (GGR vs NGR), and missing PSP coverage in your primary GEO.

Your RFP Checklist (Cut & Paste)

GEO & License: Who holds the license? Markets permitted? RG/AML stack?
Sports & Markets: Pre-match/in-play breadth, bet builder, cash-out, horse racing.
MTS & Risk: Liability limits, manual trader coverage hours, player profiling.
PAM/CRM: Segments, real-time events, journeys, bonus wallet logic, AML flags.
Payments: Full PSP matrix (deposit & withdrawal), payout times, fees, reserves.
Front-end: Headless APIs? Theme limits? SEO control? Localization (RTL, multi-currency).
Data/Streams: Providers, latency, rights, monthly costs per sport.
Reporting: GL exports, PSP reconciliation, regulatory reports, real-time dashboards.
SLAs: Uptime, incident response, DDoS, RTO/RPO, support tiers.
Commercials: Setup, monthly, rev share base (GGR/NGR), tiers, exit terms, source code escrow.

Monetization & Growth Levers (Beyond Launch)

Hold optimization: Personalize limits, price boosts, and margin by segment.
Cross-sell: Add casino/live casino & instant games for higher ARPU.
Retention: Event-driven CRM (near-misses, cash-out prompts, VIP ladders).
Localization: APMs, language, local sports priorities, culturally aligned promos.
Fraud & RG: Device fingerprinting, velocity checks, self-exclusion syncs, affordability rules.

Who Should Choose Which Provider?

Scenario	Good Fits	Why
New brand, need speed	NuxGame, ProgressPlay, SoftGamings	Templated UI, WL license options, quick cashier setup
Ambitious UX + deep control	EveryMatrix, Kambi	APIs, enterprise tooling, scale-ready
Racing + retail hybrid	FSB	Strong horsebook + shop integrations
LatAm football focus	Altenar, NuxGame	Local APMs + football markets & promos
Esports specialist	Oddin.gg (plus core book)	Low-latency esports trading & integrity
Africa agent networks	Pronet Gaming	Agent hierarchies, low-bandwidth tooling

🧭 Final pointer: Start with a lean country stack (1–2 PSPs, core sports, minimal promos). Prove positive NGR → then scale markets, feeds, and bonuses. Growing too fast is as risky as shipping too slow.

Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always verify local licensing requirements before operating or marketing a betting brand.

Caesar Fikson

I am an iGaming Data Analyst specializing in examining and interpreting data related to online gaming platforms and gambling activities as well as market trends. I analyze player behavior, game performance, and revenue trends to optimize gaming experiences and business strategies.

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