Slotegrator alternative: how WW Games compares

Yes, if you will hold the licence yourself or arrange it separately: both sell a branded casino with games, payments, crypto and a Telegram option. No, if you want the vendor's licence to trade under — Slotegrator's white label includes a Curaçao sublicense, and WW Games does not supply one.

Slotegrator sells several arrangements: a white label under its legal entity, a turnkey platform on your own licence, a crypto casino, a Telegram casino, a no-code casino builder, and aggregation and payments as separate products. WW Games sells one: the whole platform under your brand and domain, with licensing on the operator's side.

So the first question is the licence, and the rest follows from it. What WW Games includes is on the white label casino page, and what it costs on pricing.

In its white label, yes: the package includes "the right to operate under our legal entity, a Curaçao sublicense, and the option of B2C player support". On its turnkey platform, no — their FAQ says it is up to the operator to obtain a licence. Checked on 27 September 2026.

Their white label page presents the sublicense as a way to "bypass the license acquisition process", with a launch "in a month". Their FAQ describes the same package as developing the platform, granting "the right to operate under our legal entity", helping secure a Curaçao sublicense and offering B2C player support. They also sell licence acquisition as a separate service.

Trading under a vendor's sublicense saves months at the start. What it costs is ownership: the licence, and often the legal entity the brand trades under, belong to the vendor, so leaving the platform can mean leaving the licence behind. That is a trade-off to weigh, not a reason against it.

WW Games does not hold or sublicense a gambling licence. Licensing is the operator's responsibility and depends on the markets served, and we can put you in touch with licensing providers. The licence, the domain and the payment contracts are then yours whichever platform you run on. White label against turnkey sets out what that changes.

Slotegrator supplies a Curaçao sublicense in its white label, a larger catalogue including Evolution, and more years in the market. WW Games publishes a setup fee and revenue share with no monthly fee, ships the sportsbook and Telegram with the casino, and adds an AI copilot for staff.

"Not published" means the vendor does not state it on their site, not that the capability is missing. Slotegrator's turnkey terms are a special offer with a countdown on the page; check what applies on the day you ask.

Slotegrator publishes turnkey terms as a time-limited special offer: 40% off an unpublished platform price, 3% of GGR, no minimum monthly fee in the first year, and €10,000 a month from month 13 if GGR is under €100,000. WW Games publishes $5,000 setup and from 7% of GGR, with no monthly fee at any point.

The turnkey offer is cheaper on revenue share and more expensive for a small casino from the second year. A casino making €50,000 of GGR a month would pay €10,000 a month from month 13 — €120,000 a year — where WW Games would take 7% of GGR, €42,000. The offer does not say what the GGR fee is after the first year or what the platform price is before the discount.

The white label, which includes the sublicense, has no published price; their FAQ says the cost is set from a technical specification. The sublicense itself has a value WW Games cannot match, so the fair comparison is WW Games plus a licence you arrange against Slotegrator's white label.

Whichever you compare, ask for the four terms in writing: what the percentage is charged on, the minimum term, what the setup covers and what is billed monthly regardless of revenue. The pricing page explains why each one matters.

Both vendors have one, built differently. Slotegrator's, sold since 2017, runs the casino as a Telegram bot synchronised with the web casino. WW Games runs it as a Telegram Mini App on the same backend, account and wallet as the web version, included at no extra cost.

Slotegrator's Telegram casino lets players deposit inside the bot and can run on its own or alongside a website; it is listed as optional on their solutions comparison.

On WW Games the Mini App is the same product as the web casino rendered inside Telegram: one account, one balance, one bonus state and one history, with Telegram Login and Telegram Stars as an optional top-up. The practical difference to test on a demo is how a player moves between the browser and Telegram. Details are on the Telegram casino page.

Both, for different jobs. Slotegrator's turnkey platform uses AI in analytics, KYC checks and anti-fraud. WW Games has an optional AI copilot that helps back-office staff with the panel and translates promotions into seven languages.

Their turnkey page lists "AI for business analytics", "AI-assisted compliance checks" in the KYC module and "AI-powered analysis" in the anti-fraud module.

The WW Games AI copilot is aimed at the people running the casino: it explains the admin panel on the page the admin is on and translates or tidies multilingual texts while keeping amounts, wagering and placeholders intact. It does not see casino data and cannot change anything. Fraud on WW Games is handled by the platform's built-in fraud scoring.

When you want the licence supplied, the largest catalogue, or a vendor with a longer track record. Slotegrator has been in the market since 2012 with 250+ clients; WW Games was founded in 2026.

Choose Slotegrator if you want to trade under the vendor's Curaçao sublicense or need Evolution in the catalogue. Choose WW Games if you will hold the licence yourself and want published terms with no monthly fee, the sportsbook and a Mini App included, and an AI copilot for your team.

Every Slotegrator figure comes from slotegrator.pro as published on 27 September 2026, with a link to the page it is from. Where their pages disagree, that is said rather than one figure picked, and anything not published is marked as such in both columns.

WW Games wrote this page and is not neutral about which platform it would like you to pick. That is why the sources are linked in place and why the sections on the licence and on where Slotegrator is stronger come before the ones where WW Games looks better.

If something here is out of date or wrong, write to business@wwgames.tech and we will correct it.