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B2B iGaming marketplace
Compare 600+ suppliers, 1,720+ products and 655+ licences & certifications across 30 regulated jurisdictions — from platform and game providers to payments, compliance and affiliate tools.
Gamitas is where the iGaming industry does business: operators shortlist suppliers, suppliers win partners, and organisers fill their halls. Registration is free and takes under five minutes.
Platforms, game studios, PSPs, B2B services
Conferences, expos, summits, awards
Operators, affiliates, investors, new market entrants
RELIGAGame Providers2 licences confirmed on the regulator’s own register
Platform ProvidersPAM, sportsbook, casino platform, turnkeyVerified licences
Game ProvidersSlots, live casino, crash and jackpot contentVerified licences
PaymentsPSPs, e-wallets, crypto, payouts, orchestrationVerified licences
Compliance & RiskKYC, AML, fraud, responsible gaming, geolocation
Data & TradingSports data, odds, trading, player analyticsVerified licences
Marketing & AffiliatesAffiliate software, CRM, SEO, media buyingVerified licences
Technology & InfrastructureHosting, cloud, CDN, cybersecurity, APIs
Professional ServicesLegal, licensing, consulting, recruitmentVerified licencesThe latest companies to join Gamitas. Every one is reviewed by our team before it goes live.
The four categories buyers shortlist in most often, ranked by licences we have opened the regulator’s own register to confirm.
2 licences verified on a register
2 licences verified on a register
3 licences verified on a register
3 licences verified on a register
Markets with the most suppliers already live in them. The count is suppliers we list as operating there, not licences held.
Browse suppliers, press “Request information” on each one you are considering, then send a single enquiry to all of them. Each one receives only what you choose to share.
What each regime asks of a supplier — licence classes, fees, tax and the rules once you hold one. Built from regulator registers and gazettes, dated.
Where the industry actually meets. Dates, venues, who is exhibiting and who is on the agenda.
Compare providers by products, markets, licences and integrations. Pairs are suppliers ranked next to each other in the same category.
The latest news, research and guides from the Gamitas knowledge base.
Machine Gaming Duty will rise from 20% to 25% from April 2027. Entain expects to offset the extra cost by the end of 2028 and has kept its guidance unchanged.
IGE, GN Media and ICE organiser WorldGaming will give Italy’s regulated gaming industry a dedicated space at ICE Barcelona 2027, opening on 18 January.
The slot studio led the EILERS-FANTINI overall US supplier ranking in every report from April to September 2026, built on just New Jersey and Michigan, with Pennsylvania up next.
The Gambling Commission has set out how operators and data suppliers should define, query and correct micro betting markets – and the B2B implications are significant.
Rhyan Morice of Odds API on why buyers should test whether saved comparisons and price alerts survive a move to a second feed before signing.
Research commissioned by Ignition Casino projects Latin American online poker revenue will grow 10.2% a year to $467.6m by 2030, as search interest rises in Argentina, Mexico, Chile and Peru.
What a white label casino is, whose licence you really operate on, what it costs and when to move to turnkey, with data from the 49 white label and turnkey suppliers on Gamitas.
Three businesses share the word affiliate in iGaming. How programmes, networks and agencies differ in control, cost and risk, and how to decide which mix you need.
Where each major regulator publishes its licence register, what it shows, and the traps that catch people out, from the 439 licence records we have checked.
Gamitas is a B2B marketplace for the iGaming industry. It exists for the people who have to choose a supplier and then defend that choice: heads of product and operations at operators, platform and aggregation teams picking who to integrate, and compliance officers who need to know what a regulator will ask before a contract is signed.
603 suppliers, sorted into eight categories from game providers and platform providers to payments and compliance and risk. Each profile carries the licences a company holds, the markets it is live in, the products it sells and who it integrates with. You can put any two to four of them side by side on the same fields.
Alongside the marketplace sit 30 jurisdiction guides — licence classes, application and annual fees, tax, and the operating rules that apply once a licence is granted — and 57 upcoming industry events with their agendas, exhibitors and speakers.
A licence claim is only worth the register it can be checked against. Of the 429 licences recorded here, 192 have been confirmed by opening the issuing regulator’s own public register and finding the entry — across 23 regulators. Those rows link straight to the register so you can repeat the check yourself. The rest are marked for what they are: a public source, or a company’s own statement.
Compliance pages are built from primary material — regulator sites, official gazettes and government portals — and every page states the date it was last reviewed.
It does not rate suppliers or rank them by opinion, and it does not base a score on third-party review stars. It does not publish a capability a supplier has not evidenced: an empty field means we found nothing published, not that the supplier lacks it. Paid placements exist and are labelled Sponsored wherever they appear; they never change the evidence shown on a profile. Nothing here is legal advice — confirm any regulatory position with the regulator or your own counsel before acting on it.
Found something wrong? Tell us and we will check it against the source and re-date the page.
603 suppliers are already on Gamitas, and 192 of their licences have been checked against the regulator’s own register. Claiming a profile keeps its licences, markets and products accurate — and puts you in front of operators who have already shortlisted you.
