The Challenge
iGaming companies need niche skills: game developers, compliance specialists, testers and iGaming marketers. General freelance sites weren't built for them.
- Hard to find vetted specialists: generic categories can't tell a slot-game mathematician from a web developer.
- High risk on both sides: companies risked paying for work that never arrived, and freelancers risked not being paid, often across borders.
- A regulated industry: work touches licensing, age restrictions and sensitive IP, so contracts, NDAs and KYC matter more than usual.
- Global from day one: clients and talent sit in different countries, currencies and time zones.









