Take greater control of your casino operation with Scalara's turnkey platform.

White Label means you trade under our licence. The licence, identity checks, payment orchestration, the platform, the games and the back office come as one package, and your brand launches inside it.

Turnkey Platform means you keep your own licence, your own payments and your own operations, and license the platform layer as a private copy you run yourself. The first route suits operators without a licence who want to start quickly. The second suits licensed operators replacing a platform without rebuilding the rest of the business.

Yes. That is the Turnkey Platform route. You keep your licence, your regulatory relationships, your payment providers and your operations, and license the platform layer as a private copy that runs on your own infrastructure holding your own data.

We are your technology supplier in that arrangement, not your licensor. Your obligations to your regulator stay entirely with you, and we support them with the platform side evidence you need, including the audit trail and regulator evidence packs.

It depends on what you are moving and how clean it is. The platform side is not usually the constraint.

The work is in the data: player records, balances, bonus states, verification history and the audit record behind them, plus whatever your current contract says about extraction and notice. We start with an assessment that establishes what exists, what can move and what has to be rebuilt, then give you a schedule from that rather than before it.

Yes, and it is a normal path. Both routes run the same platform, so the move is about the licence, the payment relationships and the commercial terms rather than about rebuilding the product.

You will need your own licence in the markets you trade in, your own payment agreements, and a plan for the player communications that a change of operating entity requires. We scope that with you rather than treating it as a switch we can flip on a date.

There is no fixed cap in the product. Each brand is a full deployment with its own player database, its own login and account system, its own back office and its own creative library, so adding one is a provisioning exercise rather than a configuration flag.

The practical limit is commercial. Each brand carries its own setup and monthly fee, and each needs its own licence position, payment routes and content agreements. Groups running several brands are a normal case, not an exception.

The studios named on our game providers page reach lobbies through aggregation, which means one integration rather than a separate build per supplier.

Availability is not universal and should not be. What a brand can offer depends on its licence and on each studio's own territory rules, so the workable catalogue for your markets is established with you during discovery. The Games screen then shows the difference between what is available and what your brand displays.

Internally, on a zero trust basis. Every internal system authenticates on every request, every component holds only the permissions its job needs, and nothing inside the platform is implicitly trusted. Each brand has its own separated login and account system.

Every action by a player, a staff member or a system is recorded in a tamper evident audit trail. Staff access is role based, down to individual permissions, and permission changes are themselves audited events. The security framework is maintained with Space Admins.

Four things, stated plainly because a cost comparison that hides them is useless. We do not replace customer relationship management and campaign automation. We do not replace a customer data platform. We do not replace a business intelligence suite. We do not provide affiliate management.

If you buy those today, keep budgeting for them. Our cost calculator has them switched off by default for exactly that reason, and switching one on adds cost to the assembled stack only.