On October 8, TRUEiGTECH in Las Vegas relaunched its entire iGaming software solution. The selling points come down to two sentences: zero GGR share, and 100% source code ownership for you.
Founded in 2018 with over 150 employees and headquartered in Las Vegas, the company previously mainly built sports, entertainment hall, and sweepstakes-style platforms for the United States and Europe. This time, it merged the three delivery lines of turnkey, white-label, and API into a single technology roadmap, explicitly aiming at the fragmented global market.
The key lies in the commercial terms. In the industry, the bulk of white-label and turnkey deals is revenue share, where the platform provider takes a percentage of your gross revenue and keeps taking it monthly once signed. TRUEiGTECH does the opposite: charges by project, takes no revenue share, and sells the code outright. A so-called buyout means receiving the complete codebase, allowing you to modify the wallet, compliance rules, and gameplay yourself, set your own roadmap after launch, and avoid being tied to the vendor.
The delivery timeline is also specific. White-label launches in three to four weeks, turnkey in four to ten weeks, and full customization takes six to eight months. The entertainment hall package includes account management, aggregates over 3,000 games, and comes pre-installed with wallet payments, a bonus engine, CRM, and compliance tools; the sports side covers more than 50 disciplines. All three lines share one underlying system, making it easy to switch models once scale grows.
That said, zero revenue share is not necessarily a bargain. Buying out source code requires high upfront investment and suits operations that want long-term business and to build their own technical team; for those who want speed, volume, and to get running first, white-label revenue share is actually more convenient. When looking at white-label platform solutions, you need to put these two calculations side by side.
Ultimately, selection is not about whose slogan is louder, but about laying out and comparing the four calculations: revenue share, source code, delivery timeline, and compliance. Also do not forget gaming API integration. To discuss white-label platform solutions in detail, contact us.