Start where you actually are

This section is for the reading you do before the integration: what the market is, who earns what, and what a launch actually costs you in work. It is written in plain words, with no API details. Pick the line below that describes you; each one names the page that answers it and what that page covers.

You are new to iGaming

Start at the Launchpad. It is a route, not a tutorial: four stops in reading order that take a first-time operator from market vocabulary to the six-step integration track, with a line on where to turn when you get stuck.

If you want the vocabulary first, How the iGaming supply chain works is the one to read alone. It covers who is who among operators, studios, aggregators, and platforms, how money moves through a single game round, what GGR, RTP, and volatility mean, and what an aggregator does not solve for you.

You already run an operation somewhere else

Two pages, in this order. Switch to Aggregator.gg is the decision page: what a rev-share bill does to your margin, what changes when you buy spins in packages instead, how you run both integrations side by side, and the commercial questions to settle before anyone writes code. Switching aggregators is the engineering page: it maps the concepts you already run onto this contract, sketches a migration that keeps your current traffic running, and answers the questions migrating teams ask first. Both assume you know the market and skip the introductions.

You are planning the launch itself

Launching your first operation splits the work honestly. Your side: a licence for your jurisdiction, payment providers, player KYC, and a storefront with a player wallet. Our side: the game catalog behind one key, one production environment, and controlled wallet testing after confirming access, credits and spending limits. Read it before you plan the build, so nothing on your side surprises you later.

You are ready to build

Cross into Docs. It picks your integration path in one screen, then hands you the six-step track at Getting started. Implementation time depends on your wallet and available access; production hardening and internal review are additional work.