SOFTSWISS has celebrated a major milestone with the company’s Game Aggregator solution hitting and surpassing 35,000 active games. Backed by a platform and technology that scores 99,999% - 100% uptime reliability, this is one of the world’s leading content injection tools for large-scale content, allowing partner operators to tap into a virtually endless supply of games.
Impeccable uptime, thousands of games
The 35,000 games are available from 300 different suppliers, each of which has been carefully curated before being listed on the platform. Game Aggregator grew by 26% in the first half of 2025, and currently operates in 24 jurisdictions worldwide, allowing for fast and agile deployment of the world’s best iGaming products.
To ensure that Game Aggregator is more than just a library of games, SOFTSWISS has developed fully customizable tools to go hand-in-hand with the rich selection of titles, including the Tournament Tool, which has been demonstrated to improve the daily bet volume by 22%.
This tool can be combined with the Jackpot Aggregator and the ongoing and custom campaigns that SOFTSWISS can leverage to further boost the appeal of its game library and features. The jackpots have also been a strong contributing factor to driving growth, revenue, and results.
Instant access to premium content and gamification features
Commenting on the latest milestone, SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator Head, Tatyana Kaminskaya, had this to say:
"The Game Aggregator is more than just a product – it’s a technology backbone that drives scalable success for our partners. From instant access to premium content to the industry-leading uptime and proven engagement mechanics, we’re giving operators exactly what they need to compete and win."
Game Aggregator remains an important part of not just SOFTSWISS’ own product portfolio and strategy, but also part of the way iGaming content is accessed and leveraged by operators who bring it to their players.
Just last month, the company celebrated its 16th birthday, making it one of the longest-standing tech firms in the sector.
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