Talk to us before you sign a platform deal. We are an operator and a supplier, we are going through licensing in the United States and Canada ourselves, and the platform we would give you is the one we run our own brands on.
The platform treats every state as its own site. Each one has its license line, its product set, its limits and its tax rules, managed from one back office.


We built BertaBet for Alberta from a blank page: local sports first, Canadian spelling, CAD and decimal odds. Applications are in progress in both provinces.
Your trading, payments and support teams work in their own language from day one. Front ends follow the layouts local players already know, so nobody has to relearn how to place a bet.

The technology is the same in all three. What changes is who runs it and who owns it.
| White label | Turnkey | Source code | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Brands that want to launch fast | Casinos and tribes adding sports betting | Groups that want to own their platform |
| Front ends | Flagship template in your brand | Web, app, kiosk and till in your brand | All front ends, with the code |
| Hosting and releases | We run it | We run it | You run it, with our support if you want it |
| Day-to-day operations | Your team in the EMS | Shared, with our operating support | Your team |
| License and market access | Yours | Yours | Yours |
| Read more | White-label sportsbook | Tribal gaming | Source code license |
No. You hold the license and the market access in each jurisdiction. We supply the platform, the front ends and the documentation regulators and test labs ask a supplier for.
The technology is rarely the slow part. A brand on the flagship template is a config file, an asset set and a QA pass. The regulator in each market sets the rest of the timeline.
The platform already connects to trading feeds, payments, ID checks and geolocation. If you have providers you want to keep, we scope those integrations with you.
Yes. You can start as a white label and move to a source code license when it makes sense.
Thirty minutes with the people who built the platform. We reply within one business day.