Hours back, every day
Checking a full market by hand takes at least four hours a day. Slotmetry does the reading, so your team spends that time on decisions.
iGaming market intelligence
Slotmetry monitors every operator in a market and tells you what moves, so your team stops collecting data and starts using it.
Why Slotmetry
Less time collecting, better decisions, from the first week.
Checking a full market by hand takes at least four hours a day. Slotmetry does the reading, so your team spends that time on decisions.
A game that enters, leaves or slips down a lobby shows up the next morning, not at the next weekly check.
All licensed operators, on web and mobile. No blind spots in the operators nobody had time to open.
Each figure comes with the screenshot of the page it was read from. Walk into an account review with proof, not impressions.
The full catalogue tells you whether a game is buried or not carried at all, so you have the right conversation with the operator.
Ask the AI chat, or query the same data from Claude or your own agents through MCP. No pivots, no exports.
How it works
Slotmetry tracks how operator lobbies move and tells you in the format you prefer.
Every operator’s lobby, ribbon by ribbon, read alongside the operator’s full catalogue.
Each card is matched to its game and provider, scored and compared with the previous day, week and month.
Every report in the browser: rankings, trackers, first positions, lobby entries, new ribbons and catalogue gaps for providers and games.
Yesterday’s moves in one page, every morning, by email.
Ask in plain language inside Slotmetry and get an answer built on the same measures.
The same measures, queried from Claude or your own agents through MCP.
What sets Slotmetry apart
Every measured position gets a score: how well a card can be seen where it sits. Ribbon 1 is not always best: the first slot of ribbon 3 can beat slot 10 of ribbon 1.
Not shown is not the same as not there. Slotmetry reads both the daily shop window and the full offer.
We know how each lobby is built, and read it day by day, slot by slot: game, provider and score next to the screenshot of the page. Every screenshot stays available.
Comparison
| Capability | In-house, by hand | A consultancy | Slotmetry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage | The operators someone has time to check | The operators the consultants pick for the deck | Every licensed operator, web and mobile |
| Frequency | Weekly or monthly | A monthly deck and call | Every day, plus the full catalogue |
| How position is measured | “Top row”, “page two” | Described in slides, not measured position by position | A score for every position |
| Lobby and catalogue | Mixed in one sheet | Summarised together in the deck | Both, read separately |
| Proof | Screenshots in a folder | The screenshots chosen for the slides | The screenshot inside the data, position by position |
| Asking a question | Build a new pivot | Call the consultant, or search last month’s deck | Ask the chat |
| Team time | 4+ hours a day for a full market | Meetings, and waiting for answers | Spent on decisions, not collection |
| Cost | Half an analyst’s salary (0.5 FTE) | A monthly retainer | About a tenth of one analyst’s cost |
Questions
No. Slotmetry reads what licensed operators publicly show and offer. There is nothing for an operator, or for you, to install.
Every measured position gets a score for how well a card can be seen where it sits. A position that was not measured has no score and enters no score-based number.
The lobby is what an operator shows, read every day. The catalogue is everything it offers. They are read separately and never mixed into one number.
No. Only licensed operators are read, so every market is covered in full and comparable.
Yes, after a first call. Tell us your market and your portfolio; if Slotmetry fits, we open a free trial.
Start with a 30-minute call on your market and your portfolio. If Slotmetry fits, we open a free trial.
Each new market goes live only when every licensed operator is read in full.
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