Your games. More operators. Less overhead.
Connect your studio to Aggregator.gg and reach small and medium-sized operators through one integration. Earn from successfully processed API calls, with simpler administration and the freedom to choose your distribution relationships.
The value of Aggregator.gg extends beyond the headline rate
Cost-effective access to smaller operators
We handle small and medium-sized operators that can be expensive for your team to service individually.
Less administrative work
Our service model and automation reduce the workload across legal, finance, account management and reconciliation. We know how much time retrospective reporting and reconciliation requests can consume.
More predictable revenue per spin
You earn a fixed amount for every monetizable spin, regardless of actual RTP or unusually large player wins. Revenue still depends on spin volume, but your payment per spin remains consistent.
No negative carryover
A negative-GGR period does not reduce your earnings from spins in subsequent periods.
Payment that follows billable spins
The Provider Service Offer sets out the rate for each monetizable spin. A monetizable, or billable, spin means the single eligible successful transaction recorded for a production round—a “Metered Successful API Call” in the agreement. Other messages for that round are not paid separately.
Monthly statement
Review billable usage and payment in the Provider Workspace.
Payment within 15 days
Due within 15 calendar days after the statement is available, subject to confirmation or resolution of a dispute.
USD terms
The offer permits USDT settlement during the bootstrap phase.
Another channel alongside your direct deals
Use Aggregator.gg as an additional route to operators that are costly to serve individually. Compare what you earn under each model with what you spend on integration, support and administration.
| What affects the comparison | GGR revenue share | Aggregator.gg |
|---|---|---|
| Payment basis | A percentage of wagers less player winnings, using the agreement’s calculation rules | The offer’s rate for each billable spin |
| Stake size and player wins | Change the GGR available for revenue share | Do not change the payment per billable spin |
| Total payment | Depends on GGR and the revenue-share percentage | Depends on billable volume and the applicable rate |
| Integration and servicing work | Depends on the distributor or direct relationship | Shared integration and operations are intended to reduce repeated work across smaller accounts |
Choose where your games are available
Set availability by operator and territory through the Provider Workspace. Keep your game metadata, RTP information and certification records current as your catalog grows.
Operator and territory rules
Choose where your games can be distributed and update availability as your requirements change.
Catalog and certification records
Maintain accurate game metadata, RTP information and applicable certification records for the markets you serve.
From registration to go-live
01 — Register your studio
Open the platform and select Provider during registration. Review the Provider Service Offer presented in the registration process before accepting it.
02 — Prepare your catalog
Provide your company details, game metadata, technical specifications and applicable licences and certifications. Define the operators and territories where your content can be made available.
03 — Integrate and validate
Start with the Developer Hub and share it with your engineering team or AI coding agent. Connect your RGS, then review and test the integration before production use.
04 — Enable distribution
Complete onboarding and coordinate go-live. Connected operators access your games through the shared platform, subject to your availability rules and the applicable agreements.
Questions from studios
What should the studio prepare?
Prepare company details, game metadata, technical specifications, applicable certifications and RTP information. Start with the requirements in the provider Dev Hub.
Which operators and markets can access our games?
Your availability rules determine which operators and territories can access your games. Use the Provider Workspace and onboarding information to review operator details and declared markets. Your studio remains responsible for its applicable certifications and supply requirements.
How long does it take to go live?
Your games can be available to operators in hours, not months. Timing depends on technical readiness, testing and the required documentation. Use the provider Dev Hub to prepare your integration and review it before production.
How do we review payments or raise a discrepancy?
Review the monthly statement in the Provider Workspace. Confirm it or identify disputed items within five working days. Verified usage discrepancies are handled through the reconciliation process. Payment is due within 15 calendar days after the statement is available, subject to confirmation or resolution of a dispute.
Can we keep direct relationships, and how can we leave?
No lock-in. You are in control. You can switch off your games on Aggregator.gg at any time. For a planned switch-off, we recommend 30 days’ notice to help operators wind down active promotions smoothly. You are free to work and integrate directly with any operator on Aggregator.gg.
Who can we contact before registering?
Contact us with questions about getting started or the service model. info@aggregator.gg or on Telegram @aggregator_gg
How does referral income work?
Eligible operator introductions can earn additional income through the separate affiliate programme. Its registration, attribution and qualification rules apply; a Provider account alone does not establish referral eligibility.