WW Games vs Scalara: two casino platforms compared
Both sell a casino platform to operators who want their own brand. They differ on price, on who holds the licence, and on what ships today. Every Scalara figure below links to the page of theirs it came from, checked on 21 September 2026.
What is the main difference between WW Games and Scalara?
Scalara can launch you under its own gambling licence; WW Games does not supply one, and licensing is the operator's responsibility. In exchange, WW Games costs a fraction of Scalara's published price, and ships a sportsbook and a Telegram Mini App today.
Scalara sells two routes on one platform: White Label, where your brand trades under their Anjouan licence, and Turnkey, where you bring your own licence and payment relationships. Both carry the same published price.
WW Games sells one arrangement: the whole platform under your brand and your domain, with licensing on the operator's side. The white label casino page covers what that includes, and the pricing page what it costs.
So the first question is not which platform is better. It is whether you already have a licence. The rest of this page follows from the answer.
How do WW Games and Scalara compare side by side?
On published terms, WW Games is cheaper, has no monthly fee and no minimum term, and ships sportsbook and Telegram now. Scalara supplies a licence, publishes it for verification, and has deeper multi-brand and compliance tooling.
"Not publicly specified" means the vendor does not state it on their site, not that the capability is missing. Ask for it in writing.
| WW Games | Scalara | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup fee | From $5,000, once | 15,000 EUR per brand (source) |
| Monthly platform fee | None | 6,000 EUR a month (source) |
| Revenue share | From 7% of GGR | 20%, 18%, then 16% of GGR by band (source) |
| Minimum contract term | None | Not publicly specified |
| Gambling licence | Operator's responsibility; introductions to licensing providers | Their Anjouan licence on White Label, or your own on Turnkey (source) |
| Sportsbook | Available now | In active development, no delivery date (source) |
| Telegram Mini App | Included, same account and wallet | Not mentioned on their site |
| AI in the back office | Optional AI copilot: panel help for staff and translation into 7 languages | No staff assistant published; AI player support through partner Tugi Tark (source) |
| Game catalogue | 3500+ games, 73 named studios | 14 named studios through Slotegrator; title count not published (source) |
| Crypto payments | NOWPayments, PayRam, Banxa, CryptoBot | NOWPayments (source) |
| Fiat payments | Added per market during setup | MiFinity (source) |
| Multi-brand | A separate deployment and database per brand (how it is hosted) | Separate deployment per brand, each with its own fees (source) |
| Platform-side launch | About a week | Provisioning in hours; go-live depends on licence and payments (source) |
Which one is cheaper, WW Games or Scalara?
WW Games, at every revenue level, on published figures. Scalara charges a 15,000 EUR setup, 6,000 EUR a month and 16–20% of GGR; WW Games charges from $5,000 once and from 7% of GGR, with no monthly fee.
A year at a steady monthly GGR, using Scalara's own conversion of 1.08 US dollars to the euro, so WW Games' $5,000 setup counts as 4,630 EUR:
50,000 EUR GGR a month: Scalara 207,000 EUR (15,000 setup, 72,000 in platform fees, 120,000 revenue share). WW Games 46,630 EUR (4,630 setup, 42,000 revenue share).
200,000 EUR GGR a month: Scalara 543,000 EUR (15,000 setup, 72,000 in platform fees, 456,000 revenue share at 20% on the first 100,000 and 18% on the rest). WW Games 172,630 EUR.
Two things narrow the gap. Scalara's figures are indicative and WW Games' are starting points, so both contracts can land elsewhere. And on Scalara's White Label route the price includes trading under their licence, which WW Games does not supply — see the next section.
Which platform supplies the gambling licence?
Scalara can: on its White Label route your brand trades under its Anjouan licence. WW Games does not hold or sublicense a licence: licensing is your responsibility as the operator, it is not in our price, and we can put you in touch with licensing providers.
Scalara's licence is held by Quantum Digital Solutions, a Saint Lucia company, under number ALSI-202608048-FI2, valid from 31 August 2026 to 30 August 2027. They publish the certificate and a link to the public register on their licensing page, which is more than most vendors in this category do.
Scalara is explicit about its scope: it is a business-to-consumer licence, it is the only one they hold, and which markets you can serve under it is assessed with you rather than promised (source).
If you want the platform vendor to supply the licence, Scalara's White Label route does something WW Games does not. If you arrange licensing yourself, compare WW Games against Scalara's Turnkey route — same Scalara price, no licence included on either side.
Which platform has a sportsbook and a Telegram casino?
WW Games has both today. Scalara describes its sportsbook as in active development with no delivery date, and its site does not mention Telegram.
Scalara is candid about this. Their sportsbook page says it is not available today, that no date is published, and that if a sportsbook is essential in the next few months they are the wrong platform for that part.
On WW Games the sportsbook — pre-match and live betting — ships with the casino, on the same player account and wallet.
The Telegram Mini App is the other difference. It runs on the same backend as the web casino, with one account and one balance, and costs nothing extra. We found no mention of Telegram across the 80 pages of scalaralabs.com checked on 21 September 2026.
Which platform has more games and providers?
WW Games lists 73 studios and 3500+ games by name. Scalara lists 14 studios reached through Slotegrator and does not publish a title count.
Eight studios appear on both lists: Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, PG Soft, NetEnt, Red Tiger, Nolimit City, Playson and EGT. Scalara's list also names Evolution and Ezugi for live dealer, plus Amusnet, ELA Games and Xpanse Studios, which are not on the WW Games list.
If live dealer from Evolution matters to your players, ask both vendors for it by name, per market.
The full WW Games studio list is on the game providers page. On both platforms, availability depends on your licence and on each studio's territory rules.
How do payments differ?
WW Games connects four crypto payment providers as standard and adds fiat providers per market during setup. Scalara names NOWPayments for crypto, MiFinity for fiat and Yaspa for payment signals, all on one reconciled ledger.
Scalara's wallet keeps real, bonus and locked balances apart in a single fiat and crypto ledger, and checks a player's compliance standing before money moves. On White Label, payments run through their orchestration; on Turnkey you keep your own providers.
WW Games ships NOWPayments, PayRam, Banxa and CryptoBot connected on every launch. Fiat providers for your markets are integrated as part of the setup fee rather than billed separately, and you can bring payment providers you already have contracts with.
Where is Scalara the stronger choice?
Launching without a licence, running several brands with separated data, and buyers who need compliance evidence and public verification before signing.
- A licence included
- The White Label route lets a new operator trade under Scalara's licence. WW Games has no equivalent (source).
- Multi-brand groups
- Each brand runs as its own deployment with its own player database and back office (source).
- Compliance tooling
- T0 to T4 player trust tiers, a full audit trail and evidence packs for regulators (source).
- Private platform copies
- A complete copy of the platform on your own infrastructure (source).
- Public verification
- The licence number, certificate and register link are public, and the back office is shown in recordings with no form in front of them (source).
Which should I choose?
Choose Scalara if you want the licence supplied by the platform or run several brands under strict separation. Choose WW Games if you want a lower cost, a sportsbook now, or a Telegram casino.
Either way, get the four numbers in writing before you sign: 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 of them matters.
- Licence supplied by the vendor
- Scalara's White Label route.
- Cost matters
- WW Games. No monthly fee, and the revenue share starts at 7% rather than 20%.
- Sportsbook needed at launch
- WW Games. Scalara's is not available yet.
- Players on Telegram
- WW Games, with the web casino and the Mini App on one account.
How was this comparison made?
Every Scalara figure comes from scalaralabs.com as published on 21 September 2026, with a link to the page it is from. Anything they do not publish is marked as not publicly specified.
WW Games wrote this page, and it is not neutral about which platform it would like you to pick. That is why the sources are linked in place and why the section above lists where Scalara is ahead.
If something here is out of date or wrong, write to business@wwgames.tech and we will correct it.
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Questions about WW Games and Scalara
Is WW Games an alternative to Scalara?
Yes. Both sell a branded casino platform with games, payments and a back office. The difference on Scalara's White Label route is that it includes Scalara's licence; with WW Games, licensing is the operator's responsibility, so the closest like-for-like is Scalara's Turnkey route.
Does Scalara publish its prices?
Yes. Scalara publishes an indicative setup fee of 15,000 EUR per brand, a platform fee of 6,000 EUR a month and a revenue share of 20%, 18% and 16% of GGR by band, on its pricing page. WW Games publishes a setup fee from $5,000 and a revenue share from 7% of GGR, with no monthly fee.
Does Scalara have a sportsbook?
Not yet. Scalara's sportsbook page describes it as in active development with no published delivery date. WW Games includes a sportsbook with pre-match and live betting today.
Which platform supports a Telegram casino?
WW Games. The casino runs as a Telegram Mini App on the same backend, account and wallet as the web version, at no extra cost. Scalara's website does not mention Telegram.
Can I use my own licence with both platforms?
Yes. On Scalara that is the Turnkey route, at the same published price as White Label. On WW Games licensing is always on the operator's side, so your own licence is the standard arrangement.
Compare it on your own numbers
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