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Turnkey Sportsbook Platform Providers

Compare turnkey sportsbook providers by platform, trading, risk, data, integrations, setup model and operator control.

18 providers compared · Content updated · Provider eligibility reviewed . Commercial relationships do not affect editorial conclusions.

A turnkey sportsbook combines a betting engine with enough integration and operational support to launch under an operator's own business structure. It may include front end, PAM integration, data and odds, trading, risk, reporting, retail, casino connections, and implementation. Providers use the term inconsistently, so the comparison is tied to an identified product module and responsibility matrix.

Turnkey does not automatically mean white label, host license, or fully outsourced trading. Some products give the operator granular control over odds and risk while other packages are managed end to end. The comparison separates the underlying technology, delivery variant, and optional services.

Sportsbook acceptance must cover live state and financial continuity. The system has to preserve price and acceptance evidence, wallet reservations, open legs, cashout, limits, suspensions, corrections, settlements, resettlements, and player statements through feed delay, engine or wallet failure, market removal, and supplier change. A polished front end or large event count does not prove that operating chain.

Treat turnkey sportsbook as an implementation contract

This route is for an operator that retains licensing and the player relationship while buying a launchable betting stack. Procurement must define the completed system and evidence required at acceptance, not just the components named in a proposal.

Turnkey sportsbook platforms
Current comparison

Use when: You need a sportsbook configured with its feeds, trading model, PAM connections, payments, front end, controls, and launch services.

Keep explicit: State what is included, who owns every dependency, which test proves each journey, when operations transfer, and what remains available at exit.

White label sportsbook platforms

Use when: The business model depends on a host's license, player contract, merchant route, or continuing control of betting operations.

Keep explicit: That arrangement changes legal and operational ownership; compare its host obligations and termination effects separately from turnkey delivery.

Open comparison
Sportsbook development companies

Use when: The operator already owns or selects the engine and needs custom betting engineering, integrations, migration, or front-end work.

Keep explicit: Custom development is accepted against project deliverables and code rights, not against a supplier's standard turnkey product scope.

Open comparison
Managed sportsbook trading

Use when: The platform implementation is covered but pricing, liability, limit, or risk operations still need an outsourced desk.

Keep explicit: Keep trading authority, loss responsibility, overrides, audit logs, escalation, and service continuity outside the general launch workstream.

Open comparison

What this comparison covers

Included
  • A current turnkey sportsbook variant tied to an identified betting engine or platform module
  • Packaged technology, integration, launch, and optional operating services for an operator whose exact license role is explicit
  • Self-traded, hybrid, and managed-trading variants when authority and dependencies are documented
Not included by default
  • An odds feed, data API, trading desk, iFrame, custom-development project, or reseller offer with no identified underlying engine
  • A host license, player-counterparty role, full operations, or complete market access inferred from the turnkey label
  • A launch-time estimate without defined start, end, market, prerequisites, product scope, and external approvals

What operators should compare

These are procurement dimensions, not assumptions that every field is known. A blank or unknown detail is not treated as a negative score.

Underlying betting stack

Engine, PAM and wallet connection, front end, data, odds, market management, bet ledger, trading, risk, reporting, retail, and ownership.

Control model

Who prices, opens, suspends, accepts, rejects, limits, profiles, settles, resettles, overrides, and communicates during an incident.

Implementation and approval

Branding, integrations, migrations, environments, testing, certification, operator and supplier licensing, data rights, and acceptance.

Operations and support

Trading coverage, risk, integrity, hosting, support, reporting, compliance integrations, customer operations, and subcontractors.

Data and market rights

Fixture, incident, result, odds, and streaming sources; official-rights scope; event, bet-type, channel and territory permissions; fallback; and removal obligations.

Data and exit

Players, open and settled bets, liabilities, prices, limits, risk profiles, audit logs, wallet references, configuration, and transition access.

Commercial and change model

Platform and trading fees, minimums, data and content pass-throughs, risk or liability terms, change requests, roadmap control, incident credits, termination, and transition costs.

Market snapshot

This snapshot summarizes the products that qualify each listing. Provider and role totals count companies; product type, ownership, availability, and delivery-model totals count the relevant products or recorded variants. One product can have several delivery models, so those counts can exceed the provider total. It does not count every product sold by a company and is not a market-share measure or ranking.

Providers
18
Product types
Platform
18
Provider roles
Technology owner
13
Integrator
2
Reseller
2
Service provider
1
Ownership
First party
13
Mixed
4
Third party
1
Availability
Standalone and bundled
16
Bundle only
2
Delivery models
Turnkey
18
White label
7
API
6
Software license
6
iFrame
3
Managed service
1

Providers

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Altenar

Technology owner

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

Why listed here: Altenar's turnkey route adds PAM, front end, casino integrations, apps, reporting, and support around its sportsbook engine.

Relevant product

  • Altenar Sportsbook Platform

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Full-stack sportsbook deployment with player account management and optional casino content integrations.

Included:
Sportsbook platform, Player account management, Front end and CMS, Casino integrations, Mobile and retail support, Reporting and support
Profilealtenar.com
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Atlaslive

Technology owner

Atlaslive owns an all-in-one platform for online and retail sportsbook and online casino, with PAM, CRM, CMS, payments, bonuses, risk, anti-fraud and analytics.

Why listed here: The turnkey sportsbook route uses the Atlaslive engine with its PAM, casino, payments integrations, back office, and operating tools under the operator's license.

Relevant product

  • Atlaslive Platform

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Full integrated platform for an operator using its own brand and licensing structure.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Platform, Casino and sportsbook, PAM, Integrations, Implementation support
Not included:
Operator gambling license
Profileatlaslive.tech
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BetConstruct

Technology owner

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

Why listed here: The sportsbook turnkey route supplies a ready-made web solution, betting platform, back office, and selected payment and operating tools without supplying the operator license.

Relevant product

  • BetConstruct Sportsbook

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

A ready-made sportsbook operation using BetConstruct products, platform tools, payments, and web solution.

Included:
Sportsbook platform, Web solution, Back office, Selected payments and operating tools
Not included:
Operator gambling license, Unselected products
Profilebetconstruct.com
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Delasport

Technology owner

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

Why listed here: The sportsbook turnkey route combines DelaSports with Orbit PAM, optional casino, engagement tools, and implementation under the operator's B2C license.

Relevant product

  • DelaSports

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Full sportsbook and casino deployment using DelaSports and Orbit.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook, Orbit PAM, Casino option, Engagement tools, Implementation
Not included:
Operator B2C gambling license
Profiledelasport.com
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Digitain

Technology owner

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.

Why listed here: The turnkey sportsbook route combines Digitain's betting engine with Centrivo PAM, payments, compliance, data, and selected enterprise tools.

Relevant product

  • Digitain Sportsbook

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

A full sportsbook operation built on Centrivo with payments, compliance, data, and selected enterprise tools.

License responsibility:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook, Centrivo PAM, Payments and compliance integrations, Selected data and enterprise tools
Not included:
Operator gambling license, Products outside the signed scope
Profiledigitain.com
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EGT Digital

Technology owner

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: The sportsbook is included in the complete X-Nave turnkey platform.

Relevant product

  • X-Nave Sport Product

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

X-Nave Sport combined with CRM, aggregation, payment, and the wider platform tooling.

License responsibility:
Operator
Included:
Sport Product, CRM Engine, Gaming Aggregator, Payment Gateway
Not included:
Host B2C license, First-party ownership of connected sports data
Profileegt-digital.com
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EveryMatrix

Technology owner

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.

Why listed here: The turnkey sportsbook route combines the betting platform with GamMatrix and selected casino, payment, or affiliate modules.

Relevant product

  • EveryMatrix Sports

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Sportsbook combined with the EveryMatrix PAM and selected stack products for a full operator deployment.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook platform, GamMatrix PAM, Selected casino, payment, and affiliate modules
Not included:
Operator gambling license, Uncontracted modules
Profileeverymatrix.com
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Gamingtec

Gamingtec Sportsbook combines a betting engine, odds and data, trading and risk operations, back-office controls, and configurable front-end components. It can connect to an existing stack through an API or iFrame or run inside Gamingtec's wider platform.

Why listed here: The sportsbook turnkey route combines the betting product with CORE, front end, back office, integrations, and implementation for an operator-controlled launch.

Relevant product

  • Gamingtec Sportsbook

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

A complete sportsbook build on Gamingtec CORE for an operator that retains its own authorization and operating control.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook engine and CORE PAM, Front end, back office, and selected trading scope, Payment and service integrations, Scoped implementation support
Not included:
Provider-held B2C authorization, Automatic market or product approval, Unlisted data, payment, or marketing contracts, Undefined trading-loss or data-rights liability
Profilegamingtec.com
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GR8 Tech

Technology owner

GR8 Tech supplies a modular iGaming platform with PAM and seamless wallet, casino, sportsbook, CRM, CMS, payments, reporting, KYC, responsible gambling and unified back-office components.

Why listed here: The sportsbook turnkey placement uses GREAT Sportsbook inside the wider GR8 Tech platform with PAM, wallet, casino, payments, CRM, and back office.

Relevant product

  • GR8 Tech Platform

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Full platform deployment with casino, sportsbook, PAM, payments, CRM and operational tooling.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Platform modules, Casino and sportsbook, PAM and wallet, Implementation support
Not included:
Operator gambling license, Fixed-price commitment
Profilegr8.tech
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Kambi

Technology owner

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

Why listed here: Kambi combines its sportsbook engine with odds, trading, risk, customer intelligence, and an optional PAM in the turnkey route.

Relevant product

  • Kambi Sportsbook Platform

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

End-to-end sportsbook technology and service stack with an optional Kambi PAM.

License responsibility:
Market dependent
Included:
Sportsbook platform, Odds and trading, Risk management, Customer intelligence, Optional Kambi PAM
Profilekambi.com
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NuxGame

Integrator

NuxGame offers sportsbook integration as a standalone API and inside its turnkey platform. Ownership of every data, odds, and software component is undisclosed.

Why listed here: The turnkey offer combines sportsbook, casino, back office, payments, and support.

Relevant product

  • NuxGame Sportsbook API

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: Mixed
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Sportsbook integrated with NuxGame's casino platform, payments, back office, and support.

License responsibility:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook and casino platform, Back office and payment integrations, Marketing tools and technical support
Not included:
Host B2C license, Guaranteed market approval, Ownership of third-party sports data
Profilenuxgame.com
Playtech logo

Playtech

Technology owner

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.

Why listed here: The turnkey sportsbook route combines Playtech Sports with PAM+ and the other casino or ancillary products selected in the enterprise agreement.

Relevant product

  • Playtech Sports

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Sportsbook supplied with PAM+ and other contracted Playtech products as one operator stack.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook, PAM+, Contracted casino and ancillary products
Not included:
Operator gambling license, Products outside the signed agreement
Profileplaytech.com
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ProgressPlay

Reseller

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

Why listed here: The sportsbook turnkey route combines ProgressPlay's PAM and operating tools with a BetConstruct betting engine; ProgressPlay integrates and resells the sportsbook rather than owning its IP.

Relevant product

  • ProgressPlay Sportsbook

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: Third party
    • Availability: Bundle only

Delivery model

Turnkey

Customizable sportsbook package integrated into the ProgressPlay platform.

License responsibility:
Market dependent
Included:
Sportsbook integration, PAM, Payments and operational tooling
Not included:
First-party sportsbook IP, Standard license allocation
Profileprogressplay.com
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Soft2Bet

Integrator

Soft2Bet sells an integrated sportsbook through turnkey, API, and iframe delivery. An undisclosed strategic partner powers the underlying sportsbook, so the core betting technology is not classified as wholly Soft2Bet-owned.

Why listed here: Soft2Bet offers a turnkey sportsbook built on technology from an undisclosed strategic partner.

Relevant product

  • Soft2Bet Sportsbook Integration

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: Mixed
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Sportsbook, PAM, CMS, payments, compliance tooling, and support combined for an operator launch.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Shared
Included:
Integrated sportsbook, PAM, CMS, and front end, Payment and compliance integrations, Managed service options
Not included:
B2C license unless the contract names a host licensee, Sole Soft2Bet ownership of partner technology
Profilesoft2bet.com
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SoftGamings

Reseller

SoftGamings sells white-label and turnkey sportsbook packages with its frontend, bonus, payments, and operating layer. Curaçao hosting status is unresolved, so the contract must identify the operating entity, approved domain, and current license.

Why listed here: The turnkey route is an operator-controlled package combining a third-party sportsbook engine with SoftGamings frontend, back office, bonus, and reporting tools.

Relevant product

  • SoftGamings Sportsbook Solution

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: Mixed
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

Customized sportsbook package for an operator using its own license and direct operating relationships.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook, Custom frontend, Back office, Bonus and reporting tools
Not included:
Operator gambling license, Ownership of the underlying sportsbook engine
Profilesoftgamings.com
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SOFTSWISS

Technology owner

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.

Why listed here: The turnkey route combines the SOFTSWISS sportsbook engine, back office, risk tools, and configured web front end under the operator's license.

Relevant product

  • Sportsbook Platform

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

A standalone sportsbook deployment under the operator's gambling license.

License responsibility:
Operator
Included:
Sportsbook engine and back office, Odds and margin management, Risk monitoring and support, Web frontend configuration
Not included:
Operator gambling license, Market-specific legal approval
Profilesoftswiss.com
S

Sportradar

Technology owner

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: Sportradar currently markets an end-to-end Turnkey Sportsbook Solution with configurable managed operations.

Relevant product

  • Turnkey Sportsbook Platform

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: First party
    • Availability: Standalone and bundled

Delivery model

Turnkey

An end-to-end Sportradar sportsbook ecosystem with the components and operating support selected by the operator.

Included:
Sportsbook platform, Configured data and odds components, Configured trading and risk components, Configured engagement and player protection components, Selected operational support
Not included:
Any responsibility not expressly assigned in the customer agreement, Unapproved markets and competition rights, Third-party products outside the agreed solution
Profilesportradar.com
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Uplatform

Technology owner

Uplatform combines its in-house sportsbook with casino aggregation, payments, CRM, affiliate, support, and managed services in a turnkey casino and betting platform. The overall package is mixed because external casino studios and payment providers remain third-party products.

Why listed here: The turnkey package includes the in-house Usports product and the wider operator stack.

Relevant product

  • Uplatform Turnkey

    • Type: Platform
    • Ownership: Mixed
    • Availability: Bundle only

Delivery model

Turnkey

A combined casino and sportsbook platform for an operator that holds the relevant B2C license.

License responsibility:
Operator
Merchant of record:
Operator
Player data controller:
Operator
Included:
Usports sportsbook, Ucasino content aggregation, Utools back office and business tooling, Payment integrations, support, and selected managed services
Not included:
Host B2C license, Ownership of third-party games and payment products, Guaranteed approval in every advertised region
Profileuplatform.com

Providers are listed alphabetically; this page is not a ranking.

A company can appear in several comparisons when the same product fits more than one buying need. Distinct products are assessed separately.

Live-state sportsbook acceptance plan

Test a turnkey stack while markets, bets, wallet reservations, and liabilities are changing.

Acceptance area

Engine and feed state

Scenario to run

Inject late data, stale prices, partial feed loss, suspension, and recovery.

Pass condition

Market state remains explainable and no bet is accepted against an invalid quote.

Acceptance area

Trading control

Scenario to run

Exercise manual overrides, referrals, limits, liability thresholds, and operator takeover.

Pass condition

Every action records the actor, reason, prior value, and resulting exposure.

Acceptance area

Bet and wallet edge cases

Scenario to run

Run rejection, duplicate placement, partial cashout, void, and resettlement cases.

Pass condition

Engine, PAM, wallet, and reporting balances reconcile for each outcome.

Acceptance area

Migration and handover

Scenario to run

Move open and settled bets, prices, limits, liabilities, users, and configuration.

Pass condition

The operator can continue service using transferred data, access, and runbooks.

Procurement checks

  • Map the engine, data, odds, trading, risk, PAM, wallet, front end, reporting, hosting, support, integrity, and license owner for the proposed configuration.
  • Run live-state acceptance tests for suspension, price changes, limits, rejection, voids, late data, resettlement, wallet failure, open bets, and exports.
  • Define every prerequisite and external approval behind implementation and launch milestones rather than accepting one headline duration.
  • Reconcile sample single, multiple, system, in-play, cashout, voided, and resettled bets across the front end, engine, trader, wallet, finance report, player statement, and audit evidence.
  • Test complete open and settled bet, liability, limit, risk, price, settlement, wallet-reference, audit, and configuration exports before contract lock-in.
  • Run engine, feed, trading, wallet, payment, and host-exit scenarios with open events and bets, then record fallback authority, player treatment, final settlement, retained evidence, and migration ownership.

Limits of this comparison

  • Included providers have a current turnkey variant and an identified underlying platform module. Inclusion does not establish a host license, complete operations, universal event or market coverage, pricing, launch timing, or usable exit exports. Those terms must be stated in the proposal and contract.
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FAQ

What belongs in a turnkey sportsbook scope?+
At minimum, identify the betting engine, frontend, wallet or PAM connection, data and odds sources, event management, bet acceptance and settlement, trading model, risk controls, reporting, compliance integrations, hosting, support, and migration work. Mark every third party dependency and contract owner.
Can an operator keep its own trading team?+
That depends on the platform. Some providers support operator-managed odds and risk, some offer a hybrid control model, and others bundle managed trading. Test the available controls and record who can change prices, suspend markets, set limits, approve large bets, and resettle events.
Why are generic launch-time estimates excluded?+
A technical integration, configured frontend, licensed business launch, and migration are different projects. A useful duration needs a defined start, end, market, scope, prerequisites, and date. Without that context, the number is not procurement-ready.
What exit tests should be included?+
Test exports for open and settled bets, liabilities, player limits, risk profiles, prices, market history, settlements, wallet references, audit logs, and configuration. The contract should define frequency, format, retention, termination access, transition support, and treatment of open bets.
Does managed trading transfer betting liability to the supplier?+
Not automatically. A trading team can set prices and limits while the licensed operator remains the player counterparty and carries the financial liability. The schedule should state acceptance authority, risk limits, overrides, errors, settlement, integrity escalation, service credits, and who funds losses or corrections caused by each party.
Which sports data rights belong in the turnkey contract?+
List each fixture, incident, result, odds, statistics, and streaming supplier and the allowed events, bet types, channels, brands, territories, retention, and downstream displays. Define fallback and removal behavior, audit evidence, and who bears re-integration cost if a right or provider becomes unavailable.
Can a turnkey sportsbook share an existing casino PAM and wallet?+
Often, but the integration must preserve one player identity and a reconciled balance without hiding sportsbook reservations or corrections. Test account state, KYC, limits, exclusions, bonus boundaries, duplicate requests, rollback, open bets, settlement, manual adjustments, statements, and recovery when either system is unavailable.
What must survive a sportsbook engine migration?+
Preserve event and market identifiers, every bet and leg, accepted price and time, stake, wallet reservations, cashout, limits, risk decisions, open liabilities, void and settlement history, corrections, player statements, complaints, and audit evidence. Define which engine settles legacy bets, how both ledgers reconcile, and when old production access can be removed.