Sportsbook Platform Providers

Altenar supplies its sportsbook as a modular software product that can integrate with an existing PAM or front end.

Atlaslive develops its sportsbook as a core first-party platform component with odds, risk, bet management and retail support.

BETBY supplies a hosted, customizable sportsbook with a responsive frame, back-office controls, marketing tools, live betting, and reporting.

BetConstruct supplies a first-party sportsbook product through SpringBME and its documented platform APIs. The same product can be added to an existing site or used in turnkey and white label projects.

DelaSports is a first-party sportsbook offered through full turnkey deployment or a plug-in iFrame, with related odds-feed and trading services.

Digitain owns its sportsbook product and supplies it through API and turnkey routes. The platform includes betting markets, risk and margin tools, live score, mobile delivery, and integrations with Centrivo.

X-Nave Sport is presented by EGT Digital as an in-house sportsbook module for sports, esports, and virtual betting. It can run independently or inside the full X-Nave platform, while data and some risk functions use outside suppliers where contracted.

Why listed here: EGT Digital presents X-Nave Sport as an in-house sportsbook module that can operate independently.

EveryMatrix Sports, formerly OddsMatrix, is the group's first-party online, retail, and omnichannel sportsbook platform. It includes the betting engine, trading and risk controls, frontend options, odds tools, and sportsbook content.

SportX is presented as GiG group sportsbook technology. The public product covers betting across sports, racing, esports, and virtual sports, plus bet builder, cash out, margin controls, and optional trading and risk support.

Why listed here: SportX is GiG's first-party sportsbook technology and is sold with optional trading support.

GREAT Sportsbook is GR8 Tech's proprietary betting engine with an in-house trading operation, risk and anti-fraud tooling and operator-controlled content and promotions.

Kambi supplies its in-house sportsbook engine as a standalone platform and as the technology core of Turnkey Sportsbook.

NuxGame offers sportsbook integration as a standalone API and inside its turnkey platform. The company publishes the API and operator tools under its own product, but its legal disclaimer does not identify the ownership of every data, odds, and software component.

Why listed here: NuxGame sells a standalone sportsbook API and an integrated betting platform.

OpenBet's current platform stack combines a betting engine with player account and wallet functions and digital and retail front ends.

Playtech Sports is the company's first-party online and retail sportsbook technology. It combines betting products, trading and pricing tools, official and integrated data feeds, and PAM+ integration.

ProgressPlay delivers sportsbook brands through its proprietary PAM and white-label operating environment, but it does not own the betting engine.

Why listed here: ProgressPlay delivers an identified BetConstruct sportsbook inside its platform and operating environment. Its site identifies BetConstruct as the engine provider, while the MGA seal names Soft Construct (Malta) Limited as the approved Type 2 supplier under ProgressPlay's B2C license.

Sportegrator is Slotegrator's sportsbook integration bundle with software, live and virtual betting and a choice of data feeds.

Soft2Bet sells an integrated sportsbook through turnkey, API, and iframe delivery. Its current product page says the underlying sportsbook offering is powered by a strategic partner, so the core betting technology should not be recorded as wholly Soft2Bet-owned.

Why listed here: Soft2Bet integrates and operates a partner-powered sportsbook through API, iframe, and platform delivery.

SoftGamings sells white-label and turnkey sportsbook packages with its frontend, bonus, payments and operating layer. The hosted route requires confirmation of the exact operating entity, approved domain, and current license because two CGA records disagree.

SOFTSWISS owns a sportsbook platform that can launch as a separate betting product or connect to an existing casino. It includes betting operations, odds and margin controls, risk management, payments, player management, and a dedicated back office.

Sportradar owns a genuine sportsbook engine and platform proposition. The current Turnkey Sportsbook Solution combines platform capabilities with optional data, trading, risk, engagement, player protection, and managed operations.

Why listed here: Current product material identifies a first-party sportsbook engine, platform capabilities, and open integrations.

Usports is Uplatform's in-house sportsbook. It is sold through a standalone sportsbook API and inside the wider turnkey platform.

Why listed here: The official 2026 microsite identifies Usports as an in-house sportsbook sold by API and in turnkey.

White Hat supports sportsbook operators through its PAM, wallet, cashier, CRM, and managed services. Its product material names Kambi as the sportsbook technology provider rather than presenting that betting engine as White Hat-owned software.

Why listed here: White Hat supplies the sportsbook PAM and operating layer while integrating third-party betting technology.