Using a price per head service is the best road to take as a bookie.
If you have any intention to increase your list of clients and earn as much as possible while keeping a decent workload, there is virtually no other way.
The only possibilities are hiring staff to take care of customer service, as well as a web designer to create your online identity, or pay for a pay per head service.
If you consider the cost of any PPH service vs. the cost associated with salaries, controlling staff, web design and maintenance, as well as tracking bets without specialized software, there's no question as to which option is better. Also, if you need to hire staff, keep tabs on employees and find an office for them to work in a foreign country - if your country doesn't allow this kind of business - imagine how complicated and expensive it can be.
In any case, you probably are here because you already know how much a price per head service can do for you.
Assuming you have done your homework, you probably have a few providers in mind, but are looking for some kind of confirmation to define which one to choose.
Among the top three contenders for this kind of service you'll find ABC Per Head, Wager Home and Price Per Head Services.
Let's take a quick peek at each of these to compare and decide.
ABC Per Head
abcperhead.com
"ABC Islands has been offering its services for about 2 years and offer a full complement of DGS software. The per head company charges a 5% commission on casino loses in addition to its weekly fees. They do offer a free horse racebook, mobile wagering and a custom website that comes with an additional $40/month charge. The prices starts around $25, but that price is flexible. We like the technology delivery at ABC Islands and the wagering clerks English is decent enough. You can also find ABC Islands as Discount Price Per Head and Payless Price Per Head among others."
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Wager Home
wagerhome.com
"Wager Home gets props for NOT being associated with a post-up sportsbook like some of our lower rank providers. Pricing starts a tad high at $20 per head and moves down according to the amount of players you have. They do not offer customize websites unless you have a larger package of players, but they do offer decent skins for your players to use. Wager Home also offers live in-game wagering, a horsebook and casino that are free of charge. Wager Home offers a proprietary software delivery that we feel is not as strong as DGS or ASI, but the mobile wagering application is first rate. Wager Home has been operating offshore for 6 years. We also like the ability to customize reports and player options. Overall, we think Wager Home is an solid option for new to medium size bookmakers.. "
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Wager Solutions
wagersolutions.com
"Wager Solutions has been in the mix for some time now and offers a decent shop. The per head company offers ASI for sports and agent reporting and that's a good thing. They also offer a free casino and horse book like perhead.com. In addition, the company offers a customizable website, but the $1000 price tag is way off target. In fact, if its anything like Wager Solutions home page id pass even if it's free. Perhead Review is happy to say Wager Solutions is not publicly associated with any post-up shops. However, they do not offer mobile wagering or mobile reporting and that's a big turn off. Wager Solutions is located in Panama and their prices start at $25/head."
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As you can see, Wager Home and ABC Per Head are both quite good; Wager Solutions isn't bad, but it's definitely not at the same level these others.
However, if I had to decide right now, I'd go for ABC Per Head.
I know several people who work with them and are extremely happy with their service. Sure, there might be some issues now and then - as with any sportsbook - but they solve them quickly and deliver quality to both the bookie and the gambler.
Do take into account that this is my opinion, and that's all it is. So, don't go around blaming me for these last four paragraphs, as I'm just stating a simple, honest and subjective opinion.
If you have any intention to increase your list of clients and earn as much as possible while keeping a decent workload, there is virtually no other way.
The only possibilities are hiring staff to take care of customer service, as well as a web designer to create your online identity, or pay for a pay per head service.
If you consider the cost of any PPH service vs. the cost associated with salaries, controlling staff, web design and maintenance, as well as tracking bets without specialized software, there's no question as to which option is better. Also, if you need to hire staff, keep tabs on employees and find an office for them to work in a foreign country - if your country doesn't allow this kind of business - imagine how complicated and expensive it can be.
In any case, you probably are here because you already know how much a price per head service can do for you.
Assuming you have done your homework, you probably have a few providers in mind, but are looking for some kind of confirmation to define which one to choose.
Among the top three contenders for this kind of service you'll find ABC Per Head, Wager Home and Price Per Head Services.
Let's take a quick peek at each of these to compare and decide.
ABC Per Head
abcperhead.com
"ABC Islands has been offering its services for about 2 years and offer a full complement of DGS software. The per head company charges a 5% commission on casino loses in addition to its weekly fees. They do offer a free horse racebook, mobile wagering and a custom website that comes with an additional $40/month charge. The prices starts around $25, but that price is flexible. We like the technology delivery at ABC Islands and the wagering clerks English is decent enough. You can also find ABC Islands as Discount Price Per Head and Payless Price Per Head among others."
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Wager Home
wagerhome.com
"Wager Home gets props for NOT being associated with a post-up sportsbook like some of our lower rank providers. Pricing starts a tad high at $20 per head and moves down according to the amount of players you have. They do not offer customize websites unless you have a larger package of players, but they do offer decent skins for your players to use. Wager Home also offers live in-game wagering, a horsebook and casino that are free of charge. Wager Home offers a proprietary software delivery that we feel is not as strong as DGS or ASI, but the mobile wagering application is first rate. Wager Home has been operating offshore for 6 years. We also like the ability to customize reports and player options. Overall, we think Wager Home is an solid option for new to medium size bookmakers.. "
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Wager Solutions
wagersolutions.com
"Wager Solutions has been in the mix for some time now and offers a decent shop. The per head company offers ASI for sports and agent reporting and that's a good thing. They also offer a free casino and horse book like perhead.com. In addition, the company offers a customizable website, but the $1000 price tag is way off target. In fact, if its anything like Wager Solutions home page id pass even if it's free. Perhead Review is happy to say Wager Solutions is not publicly associated with any post-up shops. However, they do not offer mobile wagering or mobile reporting and that's a big turn off. Wager Solutions is located in Panama and their prices start at $25/head."
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As you can see, Wager Home and ABC Per Head are both quite good; Wager Solutions isn't bad, but it's definitely not at the same level these others.
However, if I had to decide right now, I'd go for ABC Per Head.
I know several people who work with them and are extremely happy with their service. Sure, there might be some issues now and then - as with any sportsbook - but they solve them quickly and deliver quality to both the bookie and the gambler.
Do take into account that this is my opinion, and that's all it is. So, don't go around blaming me for these last four paragraphs, as I'm just stating a simple, honest and subjective opinion.