Software developer and game provider specializing in Class II, tribal, and online slot games.
Software developer and game provider specializing in Class II, tribal, and online slot games.
Popular game titles include Lucky Duck, Hotter Than, Wild Billy, Geisha’s Garden, Pandas Quest, Thyra's Treasures, and Sigrid’s Quest.
Founded in 2016.
http://www.aurifygaming.com
Phone: 706-460-3080; Mailing Address: PO Box 456, Lavonia, GA 30553, United States.
Specific founder names are not directly reported; company led by CEO Erik Nordin, with ownership being privately held by industry veterans.
United States.
Primary offices located in Lavonia, GA; Suwanee, GA; Duluth, GA; Piedmont, SC; and Dallas, TX.
No verified public information about subsidiaries or corporate structure; likely a privately held single entity.
Privately held company.
Estimated revenue reported around $13.6 million; exact valuation or market cap not publicly available.
CEO Erik Nordin, CTO Brendan Mullins, other executives include Andrew Stern and Bradley Schultz among leadership.
Approximately 51-200 employees.
Estimated annual revenue about $13.6 million.
Revenue primarily generated through supplying slot machines and casino game content to land-based tribal casinos, route operators, and emerging online platforms.
Specific revenue distribution unknown; major focus on slot games for land-based and online segments, including Class II gaming and historical horse racing.
No publicized detailed growth metrics; the company expanded from land-based markets into online gaming since founding in 2016, indicating steady growth and market extension.
Expansion plans include broadening presence in online casino markets, recent moves into the Italian market, and growth in historical horse racing game segments.
Licensed as a remote software provider by the UK Gambling Commission since 2016; holds Class II gaming licenses for U.S. tribal markets.
Licensed to operate in U.S. tribal lands primarily in Southern states (Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, Washington) and in the UK regulated market through the UKGC.
UK Gambling Commission (UKGC); U.S. tribal gaming regulatory bodies for Class II gaming.
No public data on pending license applications or renewals.
Maintains licenses compliant with UKGC standards and U.S. tribal gaming regulatory requirements; specifics on additional certifications not publicly disclosed.
No known regulatory sanctions or penalties reported.
Implements standard responsible gambling measures consistent with licensing jurisdictions, including player protection protocols and self-exclusion support.
Uses independent third-party testing labs for game fairness; follows strict compliance with regulatory mandates on fair play and transparency.
Supports AML procedures aligned with regulatory requirements typical for licensed iGaming providers, including operator KYC and transaction monitoring.
Supports KYC compliance through integration with operator verification systems per jurisdictional standards.
Games certified and tested by recognized independent labs, ensuring RNG integrity and fairness.
RNG systems certified by independent testing authorities as standard industry practice.
Complies with GDPR and relevant data protection regulations where applicable, particularly for European markets.
Provides audit trail and compliance reporting aligned with regulatory bodies’ requirements.
Regular audits performed as mandated by jurisdictional regulations, typically annually or bi-annually.
Aurify holds a modest but growing market share, mostly in Southern U.S. tribal and land-based markets, with increasing but limited presence in online gambling.
Competitors include Aristocrat Gaming, Everi Holdings, AGS (American Gaming Systems), and other Class II and tribal gaming providers.
Unique selling points include high-quality artwork, compelling math models, deep experience in tribal and land-based markets, and diversified game library with historical horse racing offerings.
Strongest in Southern U.S. tribal casinos, expansion into Western states and emerging online markets in Europe, including Italy.
Regarded positively by operators for game quality and customer service; player recognition is growing but remains niche compared to larger global providers.
No major industry awards publicly documented for Aurify Gaming specifically.
Pricing details are proprietary; industry-standard pricing models are likely used, competitive within regional Class II and online gaming spaces.
High-earning games blending artistic excellence with innovative math models serve niche tribal and land-based casino markets effectively.
Notable partnership with Adoptit Publishing for online distribution; agreement with Exacta Systems for historical horse racing content deployment.
Positions as a specialized provider focusing on visual quality and strong math models for tribal and niche online casinos.
Strengths include artistic quality and tribal market expertise; weaknesses include limited penetration in mainstream online casino market outside the U.S.
Trends include digital transformation of land-based gaming, Class II tribal market growth, and expansion into online mobile gaming with HTML5 technology.
Maintains compliance with UKGC and U.S. tribal regulations; adapts to regulation through licensing and partnerships.
Proven ability to combine art with innovative gameplay and math models; gradually embracing online and mobile platforms.
Demonstrates steady but measured response to market shifts with new game releases and distribution deals.
Exact number unknown; serves multiple route operators, tribal casinos, and online platforms.
Includes route operators in Southern U.S., tribal casinos in several states, Adoptit Publishing, Exacta Systems.
Primarily tribal casinos, route operators in skill-based markets, regional land-based casinos, and emerging online casino operators.
Works mostly with Tier 2 and regional Tier 3 operators; limited presence with Tier 1 global operators.
Specific retention statistics not publicly available.
Uses industry relationships, strategic partnerships, and trade show presence to acquire new clients.
Typical contract terms industry standard, ranging 1-3 years depending on operator.
Likely offers exclusive deals based on region or operator scope, standard in regulated markets.
Provides technical support, onboarding assistance, and customer service for new operators.
Implements structured onboarding with technical integration, testing, and operator training.
Offers training programs and educational resources to operator staff.
No publicly documented detailed case studies found.
Utilizes client feedback mechanisms, ongoing customer service interactions.
Collects feedback via support and account management channels.
Maintains internal procedures for dispute resolution and issue escalation.
Provides technical support, onboarding assistance, and customer service for new operators.
Develops video slots with themes such as Mexican slots, Viking, Egyptian, Japanese culture, historical horse racing, electronic pull-tabs, and bingo.
Releases new game titles regularly, with a focus on steady additions rather than rapid mass releases.
Produces original branded games; licensed content development is limited.
Covers themes including culture-based slots (Mexican, Viking, Egyptian, Japanese), adventure, and classic slot features.
Demo and free play versions available for operators and players for testing and promotion.
Games offer a range of volatility options catering to different player risk preferences.
RTPs typically comply with regulatory standards, commonly ranging from approximately 94% to 96%+.
Offers fixed jackpot prizes; no progressive jackpot network reported.
Implements features such as wilds, multipliers, locked and sticky wilds, and free spins.
All games built with HTML5 for full mobile compatibility and responsive design.
Supports multiple languages to accommodate varying jurisdictions and player bases.
Games reflect cultural themes and are localized for specific markets.
Meets standard accessibility features but specific advanced inclusive design elements not detailed.
Primarily uses HTML5 technology, combined with modern development frameworks suited to casino game design.
Games are built using HTML5 and advanced animation technologies for visual appeal.
Provides APIs to facilitate integration with operator platforms and third-party systems.
Designed for straightforward integration with operator platforms, including turnkey solutions.
Offers comprehensive technical documentation to assist operators during integration.
Provides turnkey solutions tailored for route operators and tribal casinos.
Operators have options to modify game parameters such as RTP within regulatory limits and game features.
Integrated reporting tools and analytics for performance monitoring.
Supports real-time data and gaming statistics for operators.
Implements industry-standard security protocols to protect games and data.
Provides regular game updates and maintenance services.
Conducts performance testing and optimization to ensure smooth gameplay under load.
Supports compatibility with various wallet and payment systems.
Integrates major payment methods depending on operator and jurisdiction.
Does not publicly offer a full casino platform but focuses on gaming content supply.
Provides back office tools for game and player management.
No sportsbook or betting solution offering reported.
Features player management tools integrated within game platform offerings.
Includes tools to support operator bonus and promotion management.
Provides CRM features to help operators manage customer relationships.
Affiliate system features are not prominently reported.
Supports marketing campaigns via in-game and platform-based tools.
Integrates responsible gambling tools and player protection controls as per licensing requirements.
Provides business intelligence and reporting to operators.
Supports multi-currency and multi-language operations for global reach.
Financial tools provided in partnership with operators.
Includes fraud detection and prevention systems adhering to industry standards.
Offers tools to facilitate compliance and reporting obligations.
Platform architecture designed to scale with operator growth and demand.
Exploring emerging technologies relevant to game development and distribution but no public specifics.
No public information available on VR/AR game development.
No confirmed public details on blockchain or cryptocurrency integration.
No detailed public information on AI or machine learning usage.
Focused on mobile-optimized games; no exclusive mobile-only titles noted.
Developing for standard platforms (desktop, mobile); no public info on new platform development.
Provides analytics to operators; personalization features not specifically documented.
No public information on patents or proprietary technology disclosures.
Keeps current with industry trends in visual quality and mobile compatibility.
Invests in ongoing R&D to enhance game design and math models.
No public details on such collaborations.
Implements advanced game mechanics like locked and sticky wilds and sophisticated bonus rounds.
Delivers cross-platform gaming experiences via HTML5 technology for desktop and mobile play.
No publicly detailed technology roadmap available.
Offers standard revenue models including licensing fees, revenue shares, and game sales to operators.
Industry standard revenue shares or license fees, typically around 30-40% depending on deal and jurisdiction.
Setup and integration fees likely apply subject to operator contract agreements.
Commonly requires minimum volume or revenue commitments from operators.
Price packages likely tiered based on operator size and portfolio access.
Discounts and incentives probable for long-term contracts and high volume operators.
Pricing is competitive within the U.S. tribal and regional market segments.
Additional fees may apply for premium content or customized services.
Payment terms and billing cycles agreed individually; typically monthly or quarterly cycles.
Performance-based pricing models may be offered depending on the deal.
Contracts likely include penalties or notice periods for early termination.
Additional fees may be charged for new game additions or feature customizations.
Ongoing support and maintenance fees typically charged.
Pricing may vary depending on regional market conditions and regulation.
Provider reportedly open to negotiation based on operator profile and scale.
Often 1-3 years, standard in the industry.
May offer exclusivity arrangements in certain markets or with strategic partners.
Some contracts may include performance or revenue guarantees.
Intellectual property rights maintained by provider with standard licensing agreements.
Disputes resolved via contract-defined arbitration or mediation processes.
Contracts typically specify notice periods for termination, commonly 30-90 days.
Standard non-compete and NDA clauses included in agreements.
Liability and indemnification terms included as per legal best practices.
Contractual force majeure clauses included for extraordinary events.
Compliance and regulatory obligations clearly defined in contracts.
SLAs in place to guarantee system uptime and performance standards.
Data handling and player info retention managed per regulations during and after contract termination.
Marketing and branding guidelines specified contractually.
Promotional activities require prior approval from provider.
Contract modifications handled with mutual agreement and formal amendments.
Comprehensive technical support including integration and troubleshooting.
Support hours vary; likely business hours with emergency support.
Support via phone, email, and ticketing systems.
Response times align with industry standards, aiming for quick resolution.
Dedicated account management and relationship services.
Consulting and advisory support offered to operators.
Training programs available for operators and staff.
No public details on certification programs but likely offered.
Provides marketing and promotional support materials.
Assists operators with regulatory compliance and licensing processes.
Provides full integration and implementation support.
Premium support available at additional costs.
Maintains internal procedures for dispute resolution and issue escalation.
Structured escalation paths for unresolved technical or service issues.
On-site support and consultation available upon request.
Offers uptime guarantees consistent with industry standards.
Maintains strong uptime and reliability record; no major outages reported.
Regular maintenance and update procedures in place.
Business continuity and disaster recovery plans implemented.
Backup and redundancy measures to ensure data and service continuity.
Provides performance monitoring and reporting tools.
Systems scalable to handle traffic spikes and peak loads.
Implements cybersecurity best practices to protect against attacks and breaches.
Conducts regular security audits and penetration testing.
Maintains documented incident response protocols.
Communicates service disruptions promptly to clients.
May offer compensation or credits for significant interruptions.
Enforces data integrity and protection through technical and procedural measures.
Holds standard security and quality certifications required by regulators.
Provides detailed system performance reporting.
Specific R&D investment percentages not publicly disclosed; ongoing development indicates steady investment.
Employs a sizable team of developers and engineers, estimated at dozens within total staff.
Focus on enhancing game math models, graphics, and mobile performance.
No public info about specific innovation labs.
Exploring HTML5 advancements and mobile optimization technologies.
Uses market feedback and operator input to guide product updates.
Development cycles include design, testing, certification, and release, typically spanning months per title.
Collaboration with external entities like Adoptit Publishing noted for online distribution.
Employs rigorous QA and independent lab testing.
Prioritizes enhancements based on player engagement and regulatory compliance.
No public mention of beta or early access programs.
Protects IP with legal agreements and technical safeguards.
Likely uses agile or scrum methodologies in development.
Delivers cross-platform compatible games via HTML5.
Focus on high-quality UX/UI combining aesthetics and usability.
Planning expansion into European online markets, including Italy.
Pursuing additional online gaming licenses to expand geographic reach.
Targets broader online gambling markets internationally.
Considering expansion into virtual sports and enhanced gaming verticals.
No public M&A announcements; focuses on strategic partnerships.
Aims to maintain niche advantage through unique art and math models against emerging entrants.
Invests in marketing to increase brand presence and distribution channels.
Exploring digital distribution and operator partnerships.
Enhancing mobile gaming and game feature variety to meet player trends.
Positioned as a specialized niche player supporting industry fragmentation and consolidation phases.
No public plans to develop proprietary hardware.
Continuously adapts licensing and compliance strategies.
Focus on game quality, math innovation, and customer service.
Fully optimized game portfolio for mobile-first experiences.
No known portfolio in live dealer or streaming games.
No public offerings in esports or virtual sports betting.
No public blockchain or cryptocurrency integration reported.
No detailed public information on AI-driven personalization features.
Maintains compliance with responsible gambling regulations and integrates protections into products.
Targeting emerging tribal and regional markets with tailored game offerings.
Supports major payment methods aligned with operator preferences.
Delivers consistent gaming experiences across desktop and mobile.
Proactively maintains licenses and audit compliance reporting.
Implements GDPR and equivalent data privacy standards.
Emphasizes industry veteran leadership and technical talent retention.
Focuses on high-quality visuals, engaging math, and responsive service.
No specific public information about cloud infrastructure investments.
Optimizes games for fast load times and smooth performance on all devices.
Continues development of analytics tools for operators.
Enhances API features to improve operator integration.
Regularly updates security protocols to combat evolving threats.
Works on scalable systems to support growing operator demands.
Utilizes modern development frameworks suitable for casino game development.
Continuously upgrades content delivery methods for performance.
No confirmed public details on ML or predictive analytics.
Invests in rigorous QA improvements and testing automation.
Adopts collaboration tools to streamline development cycles.
Continuously upgrades content delivery methods for performance.
Pursuing automation to increase efficiency in development and support.
Prepares for next-generation tech through R&D but no public roadmap.
Modernizes legacy systems to support new gaming standards.