Every aggregator promises tens of thousands of games and a fast integration. The differences show up after signing. This checklist turns the decision into questions that can be answered before a contract.
Content
- Are the ten studios your players ask for most included?
- Are they live in your target markets and currencies, not only listed?
- Does the catalogue include the formats you need: slots, live casino, crash, instant, table games?
- How are new studios added, and how quickly?
- Can you filter or disable games per market from a back office?
Integration
- Is the wallet model documented before signing: seamless, transfer or both?
- How are retries, duplicates and rollbacks handled?
- Is there a sandbox, and when do you get keys?
- Is there a bonus or free-rounds API? Not every aggregator offers one.
- What is the stated integration time, and what does it assume about your platform?
Money
- Which fixed fees apply: setup, integration, monthly minimum?
- Is revenue share a single rate or a per-studio table?
- How is GGR defined, and how are negative months handled?
- Which currencies and cryptocurrencies are supported, and how are crypto amounts handled in games?
- What is the billing currency and the payment term?
Operations
- Which support channels, in which languages, during which hours?
- Is there a status page or incident notification process?
- What reporting is available, and can it be exported?
Exit
- What happens to prepaid balances on termination?
- How long are transaction logs kept, and can you obtain them?
Applying the checklist
No aggregator scores perfectly. Self-service providers such as SoftAggregator answer questions 8 and 11 on their sites but are lighter on engagement tooling (question 9). Enterprise suppliers such as SOFTSWISS and EveryMatrix answer content and tooling questions well but keep fees for the sales process. Weight the questions according to your plan, then compare.
Frequently asked questions
What matters most when choosing a casino game aggregator?
Whether the studios your players want are live in your markets, how the wallet integration behaves under failure, and what the total cost is once revenue share and fixed fees are combined.
Should I pick the aggregator with the most games?
Not automatically. Total counts include long-tail and duplicate titles. Check the specific studios and games you need, in your target currencies.
How long does an aggregator integration take?
Stated timelines in October 2026 range from same-day API keys at SoftAggregator, to several days at Slotegrator, to under three weeks at SOFTSWISS and about a month at SoftGamings. Your own platform's readiness usually decides the real date.
Can I use more than one aggregator?
Yes. Many operators run a main aggregator and a second one for specific studios or as a fallback. The wallet integration pattern is usually similar, which limits the extra work.