Tell us what you are building and we will tell you the fastest compliant route to launch. There are two forms on this page. The first is for operators who want to talk about a platform, a launch or a migration. The second is for press, partnerships and careers.
Talk to our team
The main form runs in four steps and takes about two minutes. We ask more than a name and an email because your answers decide who replies to you. An operator planning a first licensed launch and a group consolidating five brands onto one stack need different people on the call, and we would rather get that right before the first conversation than during it.
- Personal. First name, last name, business email, phone number, and the messenger you prefer: Telegram, WhatsApp or MS Teams. We reply on the channel you pick.
- Company. Company name, your role, your years in the industry, and where you are today: planning, launching, or already operating.
- Products and market. What you want to discuss (casino platform, sportsbook, aggregator, turnkey, white label or crypto), your licence status, your target markets, and your first-year budget band.
- Message and consent. Anything you want us to know before we speak, a GDPR consent checkbox, and an optional marketing opt-in.
The licence question has three honest answers: you have one, you are in the process, or you want guidance on which one fits your markets. All three are fine. Operators at every one of those stages start conversations with us, and the answer only changes who we bring to the call.
Why we ask about budget
We do not publish pricing, so we ask for a range instead. Cost follows scope: your markets, your licence route, your content and payment mix, and how much of the operation you want to run yourself. A public price list would be wrong for almost everyone reading it, and a quote built on guesses wastes your quarter as much as ours. Give us a band and we will tell you quickly whether the scope you have in mind is realistic inside it.
What happens after you submit
Your enquiry goes to a person, not an auto-responder. Someone from the commercial team reads it and replies within one business day, on the email or messenger you chose. If what you sent is technical, an integration specialist joins the first call, so you are not relaying questions between two teams.
That first call is a scoping conversation, not a pitch. Come with your target markets, your licence status and the date you want to be live, and you will leave with a timeline you can plan against. If we are not the right fit for what you are building, we will say so on that call rather than three weeks later. If you would rather see the product before you fill in anything, you can book a demo instead.
Other enquiries
Press, affiliate and partnership requests, vendor pitches and career questions have their own short form: name, email, message. It reaches the right inbox faster than the qualifying form, which routes to sales. You can also write to sales@igamingb2b.io directly.
What we can tell you before you write to us
We are a new company, and we are not going to fill this page with a history we do not have. What we can put in front of you is how the product is built, and all of it is verifiable in a technical session.
- One API connects your front end to games, payments, player management and reporting.
- The platform is modular, so you switch components on as you grow instead of re-integrating.
- Test-house evidence is produced at platform level across our target jurisdictions.
- Your player database stays yours, on every commercial model we offer.
If you want the technical picture before you get in touch, the iGaming platform page covers the architecture in detail. Everything else that matters to a due diligence process, including references, SLA terms and contracts, belongs in a conversation where you can ask follow-up questions.
Where to find us
sales@igamingb2b.io for commercial enquiries · press@igamingb2b.io for press · registered office details are supplied with the proposal and in the contract.