If you need a BetConstruct alternative for a real-money sportsbook, you're comparing licensed B2B providers like Kambi, Altenar, SOFTSWISS or Betby. If what you want is the sportsbook experience on your site with no money involved, the alternative is a play-for-fun sportsbook, where players bet free tokens and never real money. BetConstruct is unusual because it publishes its prices, so this page puts its published setup fees and revenue shares next to our flat plans, and explains why they describe different products.
Key takeaways
- BetConstruct publishes a €19.9K setup fee (€25K multi-wallet) and revenue shares of 10–16% (turnkey) or 60% (white label) to BetConstruct, as of 2026-09-28. It notes that prices may change per market.
- Those prices buy a real-money sportsbook for licensed operators. The Sportsbook doesn't compete for that business.
- For free-to-play use, The Sportsbook costs $0 on Free, from $39 a month billed yearly on Custom, or $399 billed yearly on Full (September 2026), with no revenue share.
- Real-money betting companies can only use The Sportsbook for a free-to-play use under a separate written agreement.
On this page8 sections
- Who this page is for
- BetConstruct in its own words
- The Sportsbook, briefly
- Published prices side by side
- Why the numbers don't compare like for like
- Questions to ask about a published price list
- When BetConstruct-style providers are the right choice
- When a play-for-fun sportsbook is the right choice
- Other BetConstruct alternatives to compare
- Frequently asked questions
Who this page is for
If you're an operator with a license and you're shortlisting sportsbook platforms, BetConstruct's competitors are other real-money providers, and The Sportsbook isn't one of them. The last section lists providers to compare, and our comparison of Kambi, Sportradar, Altenar and SOFTSWISS alternatives profiles them.
If you run a community, a fan or media site, a stream or an app with its own points, and you want your audience to bet on real matches for fun, keep reading. That's the case where the price comparison below actually matters.
BetConstruct in its own words
Everything here is taken from BetConstruct's sportsbook page (opens in a new tab), accessed 2026-09-28. The numbers are as claimed on BetConstruct's site; we haven't tested them.
- Delivery models: white label, turnkey, API, and crypto-integrated solutions, for desktop, mobile and betshops.
- Coverage, as claimed: 140K+ pre-match events and 90K+ live matches a month, 120+ sports types and 20+ languages.
- Licenses listed: the UKGC (Great Britain), the MGA (Malta) and several national regulators, including France, Romania, Belgium, Sweden and South Africa.
- Free-to-play: not mentioned on the sportsbook page.
BetConstruct is a full-stack provider for operators taking bets with money, from a white label brand launched on its platform to a turnkey setup under the operator's own license.
The Sportsbook, briefly
We sell one thing: a play-for-fun sportsbook that sites, apps, communities and streamers put on their own pages. Your server opens a session with an API key, your page loads it in an iframe with our SDK, and your players bet tokens you hand out for free. Coverage is 11 sports, pre-match on every plan and live on paid ones, with singles, accumulators, six odds formats and English or Spanish. You choose leagues one at a time from a catalog of more than a thousand, and odds, results and settlement come with the platform. There is no payments side, because nothing of value goes in or out.
Published prices side by side
Of the real-money vendors we checked, only BetConstruct publishes prices on its sportsbook page. That makes a direct comparison possible, as long as you read it for what it is: two different products.
BetConstruct, as published on 2026-09-28 ("The prices may change per market"):
| Setup | Multi-wallet setup | Revenue share to BetConstruct | Revenue share to the partner | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turnkey | €19.9K | €25K | 10%–16% | 84%–90% |
| White label | €19.9K | €25K | 60% | 40% |
The setup fee is the same across its Classic CMS, SpringBuilderX and Full Package options.
The Sportsbook, at the time of writing (September 2026):
| Free | Custom | Full | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paying monthly | $0 | from $49/month | $490/month |
| Billed yearly (per month) | $0 | from $39/month ($468/year) | $399/month ($4,788/year) |
| Sports | 1 | 1 in the base, +$25/month each ($20 yearly) | all 11 |
| Leagues | up to 3 | 5 per sport, plus packs of 5 at $15/month ($12 yearly) | unlimited, picked one by one |
| Live betting | no | add-on $79/month ($63 yearly) | yes |
| Monthly active players | up to 250 | up to 5,000 | no cap (fair use) |
| Setup fee | none | none | none |
| Revenue share | none | none | none |
Current prices are on the pricing page. Prices exclude VAT; save up to 20% billed yearly.
Why the numbers don't compare like for like
A revenue share only makes sense when players bring in money. On a real-money platform, the operator's revenue is what players stake minus what they're paid back, and the provider takes its percentage of that. BetConstruct's white label split reflects how much of the operation it runs for the partner.
On a play-for-fun sportsbook there is no player revenue. Tokens are free and worth nothing, so there's nothing to take a share of. We charge a flat fee for software: we don't take a share of tokens or of what players stake. That's why our table has no revenue share column to fill in, and why the two price lists answer different questions.
What you'd still budget for on each side:
| Line | Real-money platform like BetConstruct | Play-for-fun on The Sportsbook |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | setup fee plus revenue share, as above | flat plan, $0 to start |
| License | yours or covered by the deal; take legal advice | none of ours to hold; check the rules for a free game where your players are |
| Payments and reserves | needed for player funds | none: no money moves |
| Odds, results, settlement | part of the platform deal | included |
| Your work | marketing, operations, compliance | integration, token rules, community |
Our white label sportsbook cost guide puts BetConstruct's prices next to other published industry ranges, and how much it costs to start a sportsbook covers the full start-up budget in both models.
Questions to ask about a published price list
A published price is a starting point, not the whole bill. If you're evaluating BetConstruct for real-money betting, ask:
- Which market's prices apply to you, given that "the prices may change per market"?
- What is the revenue share calculated on, and are there monthly minimums?
- What does the multi-wallet option add for the extra €5.1K of setup?
- Are odds, live data and extra sports included in the revenue share, or billed on top?
- What license does the white label run under, and which markets does it cover?
For our own plans, the answers are on the pricing page: add-ons are priced publicly, all odds and results are included, and there's no revenue share or minimum.
When BetConstruct-style providers are the right choice
Choose a real-money provider when your business takes bets with money, you have or are getting the licenses for your markets, and you want a platform with wide coverage, payments and risk tools built in. A published price list like BetConstruct's is a real advantage when you're comparing, because most competitors quote only after a sales call. Check the current page before you budget: the prices may change per market.
When a play-for-fun sportsbook is the right choice
Choose a play-for-fun sportsbook when betting is there for engagement, not revenue:
- a fan site or media brand that wants readers to bet on matches together;
- a streamer's community betting during the game;
- a Discord server or forum with its own website;
- an app or game with its own points that wants a sports feature, using a separate free token balance.
You keep to our play-for-fun rules: tokens only from free sources, nothing of value out, players 18 or older, and no bookmaker links or promo codes around the embed. If your company offers real-money betting, you can use The Sportsbook only for a free-to-play use under a separate written agreement with us.
The cheapest way to test fit is the Free plan: one sport, up to three leagues, pre-match betting and up to 250 monthly active players, with no setup fee and no time limit today. If your audience uses it, moving to Custom adds sports, leagues and live betting at the prices in the table above, with the upgrade prorated.
Other BetConstruct alternatives to compare
For real-money betting, look at these providers too (neutral list, no affiliate links; most quote per operator):
- Betby (opens in a new tab): a managed B2B sportsbook; see our Betby alternative page.
- Kambi (opens in a new tab): turnkey sportsbook and Odds Feed+.
- Altenar (opens in a new tab): white label, turnkey, API module and retail.
- SOFTSWISS (opens in a new tab): API or iFrame integration and turnkey under the operator's license.
- EveryMatrix (OddsMatrix) (opens in a new tab): a turnkey sports betting platform and odds feed.
- GR8 Tech (opens in a new tab): iFrame, API or full platform.
If you're on the play-for-fun side, the numbers are simple enough to check yourself: compare the plans and build a configuration on the pricing page, or try the real embed in the playground (opens in a new tab) first.
Frequently asked questions
How much does BetConstruct's sportsbook cost?
On its sportsbook page, checked on 2026-09-28, BetConstruct lists a €19.9K setup fee (€25K with multi-wallet) and revenue shares of 10–16% to BetConstruct on turnkey or 60% to BetConstruct on white label. It notes that prices may change per market, so confirm with BetConstruct before budgeting.
What does the 60% white label revenue share mean?
In BetConstruct's white label model, as published, BetConstruct keeps 60% of the revenue share and the partner keeps 40%. In the turnkey model the partner keeps 84–90%. The white label carries more of the operation for you, which is reflected in the split. Ask how the revenue base is calculated.
Who are BetConstruct's competitors?
Other B2B sportsbook providers for licensed operators include Kambi, Sportradar, Altenar, SOFTSWISS, EveryMatrix (OddsMatrix), Betby, Digitain and GR8 Tech. Most don't publish prices. For a sportsbook with free tokens and no real money, The Sportsbook is a different kind of product with public flat pricing.
Is The Sportsbook cheaper than BetConstruct?
The prices can't be compared like for like. BetConstruct sells real-money sportsbook technology to licensed operators. The Sportsbook is a play-for-fun sportsbook where players bet free tokens, so there's no player revenue to share. Our plans are flat: $0, from $39 or $399 a month billed yearly (September 2026).
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The Sportsbook team
The people who build The Sportsbook. We have spent seven years building sportsbook software, and we write these guides from that work.
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