White-label prediction markets
Prediction markets. Built around your brand.
Launch a branded prediction market venue with connected discovery, market operations, and resolution workflows. Built for a standalone product or an existing app.
The building blocks
Everything connects.
Make it your own.
Connect events, markets, and participation.
Inside the product
Launch your branded venue
Launch on your own domain with a product experience tailored to your brand, audience, and market format instead of relying on a generic venue shell.
- Branded venue UX on your domain
- Market listings, event pages, and detail views
- Search, filtering, and curated collections
- Account and wallet-connected flows where relevant
Branded Venue Experience
Launch on your own domain with a product experience tailored to your brand, audience, and market format instead of relying on a generic venue shell.
Market Operations Controls
Scope the operator workflows behind the launch, including market creation, edits, scheduling, live-state management, and pause or correction paths.
Resolution & Review Workflows
Design audit-friendly resolution flows, decision review steps, and role-based permissions so day-to-day operations remain supportable after launch.
Product & Account Integration
Connect the platform to the rest of your stack, including user accounts, wallet-connected flows, funding experiences, and internal support systems where relevant.
Market Discovery Surfaces
Build market listings, event pages, filtering, and curated collections that help users discover timely opportunities instead of landing on an empty venue.
Managed Infrastructure Scope
Plan the backend orchestration, operator tooling, and launch support needed for a usable product instead of a fragile stitched-together demo.
White-label prediction markets
Ready to build with this?
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help scope the right approach.
Behind your experience
Your product, up front.
The connections, handled.
Choose the components your product needs. Keep the customer experience and operating controls in one connected flow.
Your experience
White-label prediction markets
Connected outcomes
Availability, providers, and supported workflows are scoped to your product and operating requirements.
Plan your integrationThe possibilities
New markets for your audience.
Explore the products and use cases that connect to this stack.
Go a little deeper
Built around the details.
Explore the workflows, components, and implementation considerations behind the experience.
Launch requirements
Legal, regulatory, and operating scope
Prediction market products can involve jurisdiction-specific legal, regulatory, and operational considerations. Gizmolab does not provide legal or regulatory advice. Our role is to design and build the software layer, the operator workflows, and the technical integrations required for the product scope. Final obligations, restrictions, and launch requirements should be reviewed with qualified legal and compliance partners before go-live.
Who this is for
Teams and operating models
- Founders launching a new prediction market product under their own brand
- Media, community, or consumer platforms adding a prediction layer to increase engagement
- Trading or crypto-native products extending into event markets
- Operators who want prediction market integration inside an existing wallet, exchange, or consumer app
- Teams that need internal market-creation, moderation, and resolution tooling
- Businesses evaluating a white-label path without starting from a fully custom build
Core platform features
The venue and operator workspace
- Branded front end on your domain
- Market listings, event pages, and category navigation
- Market detail views with position and outcome context
- Search, filtering, and curated market collections
- Market creation and publishing workflows
- Draft, scheduled, live, paused, and resolved market states
- Resolution tooling and review flows
- Role-based operator permissions
- Revenue and activity visibility for internal teams
- Support tooling for exceptions and day-to-day administration
- Existing account and authentication integration
- Wallet or related infrastructure integration where relevant
Platform architecture
Frontend Product Layer
- Branded venue UX on your domain
- Market listings, event pages, and detail views
- Search, filtering, and curated collections
- Account and wallet-connected flows where relevant
Operator Workflows
- Market creation and publishing tools
- Draft, scheduled, live, paused, and resolved states
- Role-based permissions for internal teams
- Support tooling for updates, corrections, and exceptions
Resolution Layer
- Outcome review workflows
- Recorded decision paths for operators
- Correction and dispute-handling procedures
- Audit-friendly administration patterns
Integration Layer
- Existing authentication and account systems
- Wallet or related onchain infrastructure
- Internal dashboards, analytics, and support tools
- Content, event, or data pipelines that keep markets current
Launch & Operations
- Environment setup and deployment support
- Core monitoring and operator visibility
- Day-to-day maintenance planning
- Roadmap handoff for post-launch expansion
Launch scope and expansion
Initial release
- One branded prediction market venue
- Core market listing and market detail pages
- Market creation and publishing controls for operators
- Resolution workflows for core use cases
- Basic revenue or activity visibility
- Essential account or wallet integration where required
- Launch-ready infrastructure and deployment support
Additional capabilities
- Additional market categories and merchandising surfaces
- Richer search, filtering, and event curation
- Advanced operator permissions and review queues
- Deeper analytics and reporting for internal teams
- Additional integrations with adjacent product systems
- Expanded discovery and retention loops tied to audience behavior
How we approach the build
Product + Ops Thinking
We scope the buyer-facing experience and the operator workflows together, which helps avoid launches that look polished but break down in day-to-day use.
Prediction-Market-Specific Design
Market creation, discovery, resolution, permissions, and venue administration are treated as core product surfaces rather than afterthoughts.
Flexible Launch Path
The implementation path can support a focused MVP, a broader branded venue, or a prediction-market integration inside an existing product ecosystem.
Launch-Ready Scope
We help define what belongs in the first release, what should wait, and which operating dependencies need to be resolved before go-live.
Managed Infrastructure Mindset
The goal is not just to ship pages and screens. It is to leave your team with a platform that can be launched, operated, and improved without immediate rework.
A scope built around your product
Align the branded venue, integrations, and operating workflows with your audience and launch requirements.
What is a white-label prediction market platform?
A white-label prediction market platform gives a team a way to launch a branded prediction market product without building every layer from zero. It typically combines the venue experience, market workflows, operator tooling, and supporting infrastructure needed to run the product.
How is this different from a generic prediction market offering?
A generic offering may provide market screens and baseline infrastructure, but a serious launch also needs operator workflows, resolution controls, admin permissions, and implementation planning around the product model. A white-label approach is a better fit when you need a branded venue with real operating support behind it.
Can Gizmolab help with prediction market integration into an existing app?
Yes. Some teams want a standalone venue, while others need prediction market functionality integrated into an existing product. We can scope the frontend, backend, admin, and account-level requirements around that model.
Is this only for crypto-native products?
No. The right architecture depends on the audience, market model, and operating requirements. Some products are deeply onchain, while others are primarily focused on branded engagement or platform extension with selective infrastructure integration.
Do you handle legal or regulatory approval for prediction markets?
No. Gizmolab handles product design, implementation, and infrastructure scope. Legal, regulatory, and jurisdiction-specific approval work should be handled with the appropriate counsel and compliance partners.
What should a team prepare before a scoping call?
It helps to come in with a clear view of the target audience, the kinds of markets you want to support, whether the platform should be standalone or integrated into an existing product, and who will operate the venue after launch.
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