Scalara Labs

What we found

Scalara Labs publishes its prices. Not a pricing philosophy — actual figures. White label setup is free; turnkey setup is €10,000 for the first brand, €15,000 for three, €20,000 for five. The monthly minimum is €5,000, charged as whichever is higher between that and revenue share, which runs 20% then 16% then 12% on white label and 16% then 13% then 10% on turnkey. KYC checks above the allowance cost €2 each. No supplier in this directory comes close to that transparency.

The same candour runs through the awkward parts, which is rarer and more telling. On its own licensing page the company writes that its licence authorises business-to-consumer activity, not the supply of software to operators, "which is why we never describe ourselves as a licensed business to business platform provider". It also states plainly that the ISO 27001 certificate belongs to its security partner and not to Scalara. Most vendors would let both pass as credentials; this one explains the distinction unprompted.

It extends to markets, too: Scalara refuses to publish a jurisdiction list, on the grounds that the honest answer depends on your licence and payment rails.

The platform itself covers casino, sportsbook, live casino, player accounts, CRM, aggregation of 18,000 games and payments, with Sumsub for identity and NOWPayments and MiFinity on payments. Sportsbook and payment orchestration are stated as still in development.

The company launched in September 2026 and runs from Tbilisi with engineering in Serbia. It is new, and the card reflects that — but what it publishes, it publishes straight.