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Vendor comparison · updated 24 September 2026
SOFTSWISS vs EveryMatrix: platform, aggregation and who each one suits
Two of the largest B2B iGaming suppliers, compared on what they publish themselves: catalogue, stack, licences, launch model. Plus Soft2Bet for operators who have it on the same shortlist, and why a content-first aggregator is often the faster route to a full lobby.
Short answer. SOFTSWISS and EveryMatrix both sell a casino platform, a game aggregator and a sportsbook, and both will sell the aggregator on its own. On their own published figures, EveryMatrix has the larger catalogue (45,000+ games, 355+ providers) and names a longer list of licences; SOFTSWISS publishes more about the rest of the stack — 300+ payment methods, 20+ cryptocurrencies, 300+ operators powered and a three-week launch from contract. Neither publishes prices. Choose on the part of the stack you are actually buying.
Two full-stack vendors, not two aggregators
Most “SOFTSWISS vs EveryMatrix” searches are really platform decisions. Both companies sell the whole operating stack — player accounts, cashier, back office, content, sportsbook — and both also sell the content layer separately to operators who run someone else’s platform.
That is why a single “winner” is the wrong question. An operator replacing its platform compares payments, back office and licences. An operator that only needs games compares catalogue, wallet contract and commercial terms — the questions set out on our casino aggregator API page. The same two vendors can come out in a different order on each.
We keep separate, more detailed profiles of each vendor’s aggregation product: SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator and EveryMatrix Aggregation. This page puts the two companies side by side as a whole.
What SOFTSWISS publishes
SOFTSWISS presents itself as an iGaming software developer with more than 17 years in the market. Its figures, checked on 24 September 2026:
- Game Aggregator: 40k+ titles from 300+ game providers; a 99.999% uptime SLA; “3 weeks from contract to launch”; 20+ supported regulated markets, with 25 jurisdictions referred to in the page’s FAQ; ISO 27001.
- Casino platform: 300+ integrated payment methods; 20+ cryptocurrencies in the crypto casino solution; 300+ casino operators powered; 99.99% product uptime; GLI-19 certifications; ISO 27001 and PCI DSS for the business.
- Sportsbook: 2,000+ markets across 200+ sports and esports, per the platform page.
- Affiliate tooling: three affiliate platforms integrated, including its own.
Note that the two uptime numbers differ — 99.999% for the aggregator SLA, 99.99% for the platform. Both are what the company publishes; ask which one would be in your contract.
What EveryMatrix publishes
EveryMatrix describes its aggregation business as “the first pure B2B aggregator”. The products formerly called SlotMatrix and CasinoEngine now appear as EveryMatrix Aggregation and EveryMatrix Casino. Figures checked on 24 September 2026:
- Aggregation: 45,000+ casino, live casino, crash, table and instant games from 355+ premium providers, and 380+ local and global jackpots; “zero platform fees” stated for aggregation.
- Company scale: 50+ markets and 400+ clients.
- Licences and certifications named on its pages: Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence, UK Gambling Commission account, Hellenic Gaming Commission, Spelinspektionen (Sweden), Curaçao, ISO 27001, ISO 20000, PCI DSS and Gaming Labs certification.
- Casino platform: a modular API architecture, front end and back office, and a gamification suite. The platform page publishes no game count and no launch timeline.
EveryMatrix does not publish an integration time for aggregation.
SoftAggregator, SOFTSWISS and EveryMatrix side by side
Competitor figures are their own published numbers, checked 24 September 2026. Our catalogue and currencies evolve continuously; the up-to-date list is always in the API.
| What operators compare | SoftAggregator | SOFTSWISS | EveryMatrix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Published catalogue | 40,000+ games | 40k+ titles (their figure) | 45,000+ games (their figure) |
| Published providers | 200+ | 300+ (their figure) | 355+ (their figure) |
| Jackpot network | Provider-native jackpot games only | Separate Jackpot Aggregator product | 380+ local and global jackpots (their figure) |
| Model | Content-first: plugs into your platform | Full platform + aggregator | Full platform + aggregator |
| Sportsbook | Yes, same wallet contract | Yes, 2,000+ markets (their figure) | Yes, separate product |
| Payments / cashier | Yours — funds never leave your wallet | 300+ methods (their figure) | Part of the platform; no count published |
| Player currencies | 130+ currencies, set per player | 20+ cryptocurrencies in crypto solution (their figure) | Not published |
| Published launch time | Days, self-service | 3 weeks from contract (their figure) | Not published |
| Integration support | 24/7, direct on Telegram and email | Not published | Not published |
| Licences / certifications named | Your licence, our content; country rules applied per player | ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GLI-19; 20+ regulated markets | MGA, UKGC, Greece, Sweden, Curaçao; ISO 27001/20000, PCI DSS |
| Signup route | Self-service | Sales-led | Sales-led |
| API docs public before contact | Yes | Not publicly published | Not publicly published |
| Commercial model | No setup fee, prepaid credit, rates per provider | Enterprise contract | Enterprise contract; “zero platform fees” on aggregation |
Where SOFTSWISS is stronger
- Launch predictability. It is the only one of the two that publishes a timeline — three weeks from contract — which is useful for a business plan.
- Payments and crypto. 300+ payment methods and 20+ cryptocurrencies published as part of the platform; if the cashier is your weak point, this is a strong argument.
- A published uptime SLA. 99.999% on the aggregator is the kind of number procurement teams ask for by name.
- Breadth of the ecosystem. Jackpot and tournament tooling, affiliate software and a sportsbook around the same platform.
Where EveryMatrix is stronger
- Catalogue breadth. The larger published catalogue and provider count of the two, plus 380+ jackpots.
- Named licences. An MGA B2B licence and a UK Gambling Commission account stated on its pages, along with Greece and Sweden — valuable when your roadmap runs through regulated Europe.
- Aggregation without a platform fee. The “zero platform fees” statement on aggregation is unusual in a public page and worth asking about.
- Scale of client base. 400+ clients across 50+ markets.
EveryMatrix vs Soft2Bet for a new operator launch
Soft2Bet appears on the same shortlists, but it is a different kind of supplier: it runs its own casino brands as an operator and sells the platform behind them. Its platform page, checked on 24 September 2026, publishes 12,500 casino games from 110+ game providers, 19 licences, 99,99% platform uptime, 20 supported languages and figures for its MEGA gamification product (+65% NGR, +45% ARPU).
For a launch, the choice is roughly this. EveryMatrix sells more content and more licensed-market credentials as a pure supplier. Soft2Bet sells a platform shaped by someone running brands on it, with retention tooling at the centre. Where Soft2Bet is stronger: gamification and CRM mechanics built and tested on its own traffic, and support for operator-style managed services. Where EveryMatrix is stronger: content breadth by a factor of more than three on published figures, and a pure-supplier position with no brands of its own in your market.
Why operators choose SoftAggregator instead
All three vendors above are enterprise, sales-led suppliers, and all three are at their best when you buy a large part of the stack. If you already run a platform — accounts, cashier, bonuses — and the gap is games, you are buying one layer — and that is exactly where SoftAggregator is faster, simpler and more flexible.
That is the operator SoftAggregator is built for. Our casino game aggregator API is one seamless-wallet REST API that gives 40,000+ games from 200+ providers, live dealer tables and a sportsbook, under your brand, with the suppliers invisible to players. Signup is self-service, the documentation is public, and billing is prepaid credit rather than a volume commitment.
- Live in days, not weeks. No sales cycle and no contract negotiation before the first line of code: read the docs, sign up, integrate.
- One API, one wallet. Slots, live dealer, crash and sportsbook share one seamless-wallet contract; player funds never leave your platform.
- Local currencies. 130+ currencies, set per player, and several sites on one account.
- Your brand only. A fully opaque white-label: players see your casino, nobody else’s.
- No entry fee. No setup, integration or monthly minimum; rates quoted per provider.
- Responsive support. 24/7 integration support, directly on Telegram and email.
If you are deciding between an aggregator and contracting studios yourself, our guide to aggregator vs direct integration covers the cost, speed and control trade-offs. For the sportsbook side, see sportsbook API integration.
Questions to put to either vendor
- What is the revenue-share rate for each of the ten providers I expect to carry most of my turnover?
- Which of the published jurisdictions are covered for my licence, today, for the content I want?
- Can I read the wallet specification — idempotency, rollbacks, timeouts — before signing?
- Which uptime figure applies to my contract, and how is it measured?
- What are the minimum commitment and exit terms?
SOFTSWISS vs EveryMatrix — FAQ
Is SOFTSWISS or EveryMatrix better for a new operator?
It depends on what the new operator is buying. If you need a full turnkey casino with payments, crypto and a sportsbook from one vendor, SOFTSWISS publishes more of that stack in figures (300+ payment methods, 20+ cryptocurrencies, 300+ operators powered). If content breadth and licensed-market credentials are the priority, EveryMatrix publishes the larger catalogue (45,000+ games, 355+ providers) and names its MGA and UK Gambling Commission licences. Both are sales-led enterprise vendors; neither publishes prices.
How does EveryMatrix compare with Soft2Bet for a new operator launch?
They are different kinds of company. EveryMatrix describes itself as a pure B2B supplier and publishes 45,000+ games from 355+ providers. Soft2Bet is both a platform provider and an operator of its own brands, publishes 12,500 casino games from 110+ providers and 19 licences, and leads with its MEGA gamification layer. A launch that needs maximum content leans EveryMatrix; one that wants a platform shaped by a working operator’s retention playbook leans Soft2Bet.
Do SOFTSWISS and EveryMatrix sell their game aggregation separately from the platform?
Yes, both do. SOFTSWISS sells its Game Aggregator as a standalone integration, and EveryMatrix Aggregation is offered to operators on any platform. You do not have to migrate platforms to use either catalogue.
Which one has more games?
On their own published figures, EveryMatrix: 45,000+ games from 355+ providers, against SOFTSWISS’s 40k+ titles from 300+ providers, both checked on 24 September 2026. Above ten thousand titles the overlap between catalogues is large, so the per-provider terms usually matter more than the total.
Do SOFTSWISS or EveryMatrix publish their prices?
Neither publishes a rate card. EveryMatrix states “zero platform fees” for its aggregation product; revenue-share rates for both are agreed commercially.
Where does SoftAggregator fit against these two?
We are the content-first choice: 40,000+ games from 200+ providers, live tables and a sportsbook through one seamless-wallet API that plugs into the platform you already run. Self-service signup, public documentation, per-player multi-currency, prepaid credit and 24/7 integration support mean you go live in days instead of running an enterprise procurement.
Sources and last update
Every competitor figure on this page was taken from the company’s own public pages on 24 September 2026. Where a company does not publish a number, the page says so instead of estimating. Nothing here is a claim about reliability, support or commercial terms beyond what the companies publish.
- SOFTSWISS — Game Aggregator page (softswiss.com/game-aggregator) and casino platform page (softswiss.com/casino-platform). Checked 24 September 2026.
- EveryMatrix — Aggregation page (everymatrix.com/slotmatrix) and casino platform page (everymatrix.com/casinoengine). Checked 24 September 2026.
- Soft2Bet — iGaming platform page (soft2bet.com/solution/igaming-platform). Checked 24 September 2026.
- SoftAggregator figures are our own published numbers; the integration is documented in our API documentation.
Last reviewed: 24 September 2026. Vendor figures change often; if you see one that is out of date, write to [email protected] and we will correct it.
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