Stacktrack is a continuously updated database of what technology every licensed gambling operator is actually running , who processes their payments, who verifies their KYC, which platform powers their sportsbook, who feeds their odds, which game studios supply their casino. Instead of researching this by hand or buying a spreadsheet that’s already out of date the day you get it, you search it live, and it tells you the moment something changes.

Why every B2B supplier needs it: If you sell into iGaming, payments, KYC, odds feeds, game content, PAM, anything, your entire sales motion depends on knowing two things: who’s a prospect, and when they’re actually in-market to switch. Right now, most suppliers get that information from relationships, conference conversations, and guesswork. All three are slow, and all three miss the moment that actually matters.

That moment is the switch itself. An operator dropping one KYC provider for another isn’t a rumor you hear three months later, it’s a signal that they’re actively re-evaluating vendors in your category, right now, while the decision is still open. Stacktrack surfaces that signal the day it happens, not the day someone mentions it to you over drinks. It also solves the boring problem underneath every sales team’s target list: knowing who’s actually worth calling. Instead of cold-prospecting operators who already have a long-term contract with a competitor, you see exactly who’s running what, so every outbound conversation starts from “I know you use X” instead of “do you have a minute to hear about Y.” For competitor research, it does the same job in reverse, see exactly which operators your rivals have already won, spot where they’re strong, spot where they’re vulnerable, and see the moment an operator drops them.

The short version: every other way to get this information is either stale, incomplete, or something you have to build yourself. Stacktrack is live, it’s specific to iGaming, and it tells you when to call, not just who to call.