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Which gambling licence is right for you?

Six quick questions on budget, markets, timeline and model. No email required — you get three matching jurisdictions with live costs and timelines.

Your best-fit jurisdictions

Ranked by how well they match your answers.

This is a starting point, not legal advice. Costs and timelines vary with your structure, ownership and target markets — verify with the regulator or a licensing adviser before you commit.

How the licence quiz narrows the field

Choosing a gambling licence jurisdiction is a trade-off between budget, the markets you want to serve, how fast you need to launch, whether you run B2C or B2B, and how much regulatory weight your brand needs. This six-question quiz scores every jurisdiction against your answers and returns the three that fit best, with the reason each one scored. It is a shortlisting tool: it turns "which of fifty jurisdictions" into "look closely at these three", not a substitute for a licensing lawyer's opinion on your specific corporate and market plan.

What the result does and does not tell you

The match reflects the trade-offs you signalled — a low budget and fast timeline push toward offshore options; a need for tier-1 payment providers, mainstream game studios and regulated-market access pushes toward Malta or the Isle of Man. It does not check whether your corporate structure qualifies, whether your target markets are legally serviceable under that licence, or the current fee schedule, all of which can change the answer. Take the shortlist into the jurisdiction matrix for the full side-by-side, the licence cost estimator for a first-year budget, and a licensing adviser before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

How does the quiz pick the jurisdictions?
It scores each jurisdiction on a set of curated attributes — budget band, reputation tier, supported markets, typical timeline, B2B suitability, crypto friendliness, prestige — against your six answers, then ranks them and shows the top three with the factors that drove the score.
Is the result a recommendation I can act on?
Treat it as a shortlist, not a decision. It reflects general trade-offs, not your specific corporate structure, funding, or whether your target markets are legally serviceable under a given licence. Confirm with a licensing adviser.
Why did I get an offshore licence when I want a serious brand?
A tight budget or a fast required timeline outweighs the prestige signal in the scoring. If reputation and access to tier-1 partners matter more than launch speed, answer those questions accordingly and the result shifts toward regulated jurisdictions.
Does it tell me the exact cost of the licence it suggests?
No — the quiz hands off to the licence cost estimator, which builds a first-year total (application and annual fees, substance, compliance, tax on your expected GGR, platform) for the jurisdictions it matched.
Can I compare the three results in more detail?
Yes. The result links straight to the jurisdiction comparison with the three pre-selected, so you get them side by side on cost, tax rate, timeline, regulator and pros and cons.
How current is the jurisdiction data behind the quiz?
It draws on the same maintained jurisdiction dataset as the matrix and cost estimator. Licensing regimes, fees and market access change, so verify the specifics of any shortlisted jurisdiction with its regulator before committing.
Does it cover B2B (platform and game supplier) licensing?
One of the questions asks whether you are B2C or B2B, and the scoring favours jurisdictions with a recognised B2B or supplier licence when you answer B2B. The depth is a shortlist, not a full B2B licensing guide.
Are my answers stored?
No. The quiz runs entirely in your browser and the scoring is client-side; your answers are not transmitted or saved, and the hand-off to other tools passes only the matched jurisdiction slugs in the URL.

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