Build Something Different Together
We're looking for partners who get that social gaming doesn't have to follow the same old playbook. If you're working on something interesting, let's talk.
Start a ConversationWe Work With Studios Who See Things Differently
Most partnerships in this space feel transactional. Someone needs distribution, someone else needs content—deal done. But that approach misses the point entirely.
We're after collaborations where both sides bring something unexpected to the table. Maybe you've cracked community features that actually keep people engaged beyond the first week. Or you've figured out progression systems that don't feel manipulative.
The gaming studios we connect with tend to share a few things: they're tired of cookie-cutter mechanics, they care about player experience more than short-term metrics, and they're willing to experiment with ideas that haven't been validated by ten competitor sites.
Three Ways We Actually Collaborate
Forget the standard licensing agreements and white-label solutions. Here's how partnerships typically unfold when both sides are committed to doing something worthwhile.
Content Co-Creation
You bring game concepts that challenge conventional casino formats. We provide platform infrastructure and player insights from running cross-platform experiences since 2019. Together we test mechanics that might not work—but could be genuinely engaging if they do.
Technical Integration
Our API handles the boring infrastructure—user authentication, session management, cross-device sync. You focus on building experiences that players remember. We've streamlined integration so studios can deploy to our platform in weeks instead of quarters.
Shared Analytics
Real engagement data, not vanity metrics. We share what's working and what's not across our player base. You get feedback loops that inform actual design decisions. No dashboards full of meaningless KPIs—just information that helps you build better games.
How We Get Started
This isn't complicated. Most partnerships move through these stages between initial contact and first deployment. Timeline varies—some studios integrate in six weeks, others prefer a slower exploratory approach.
Initial Conversation
We talk through what you're building and see if there's alignment. No formal pitch deck required—just a genuine discussion about your approach to social gaming and what you're trying to accomplish that's different from the usual slot machine variations.
Technical Review
Our development team evaluates integration requirements and platform compatibility. We map out what changes might be needed on both sides. This stage typically surfaces any potential friction points before contracts get involved.
Pilot Integration
Limited deployment with a subset of our player base. This gives both teams real usage data without full-scale commitment. Most pilots run for 8-12 weeks starting in October 2025, which aligns well with pre-holiday testing windows.
Full Launch
Assuming the pilot shows genuine player engagement, we move to platform-wide integration. Ongoing collaboration continues—shared analytics, feature iteration, and strategic planning for what comes next in your game development roadmap.
Ready to Explore Partnership Options?
We review partnership inquiries monthly and typically respond within a week. Our next evaluation window opens in late September 2025. Whether you're an established studio or working on your first social casino title, reach out if you're building something that breaks from standard industry patterns.
Get In Touch
Harlan Voss
Partnership Development
Harlan evaluates collaboration opportunities and coordinates technical integration. Direct inquiries: info@avanticigarcompany.com or call +1 705 770 7085