Blask has transitioned to a more flexible pricing strategy, empowering clients to create customized subscriptions that align with their needs. The AI-driven iGaming analytics platform has done away with its Early Adopter plans in favor of a modular subscription model. Customers can now select the countries, analytics modules, additional features, and the duration of access that suits them best. The starting price for this configuration is €247 per month, but customers who commit to an annual contract can reduce this to around €160 monthly, even if they select just one country.
The pricing structure integrates base access to the platform alongside chosen modules and markets. For market analytics, Blask offers coverage across 135 countries organized into three tiers based on market characteristics, with costs ranging from €7 to €28 per country per month. Game analytics, providing insights into the performance of various games and providers, is available for 25 countries with prices between €5 and €20 per country monthly. Additionally, state and province-level data is accessible for $56 a month in the United States, with both Canada and Australia available at €28 each.
The total subscription cost is determined by four criteria: the number of selected countries, their associated pricing tier, the included modules, and the length of the contract. The most affordable package, which comprises platform access and coverage of a single country from the lowest tier, is priced at €247 monthly. Customers opting for an annual commitment effectively pay €160 per month.
Blask has also made its data accessible via an API, allowing users to incorporate metrics directly into their own analytics systems, CRM platforms, and AI tools through MCP, thereby eliminating the need to navigate the Blask interface. For one-off projects or businesses looking for ready-made insights without a subscription, Blask offers tailored reports focusing on specific markets or topics, combining proprietary data with extensive analysis from the company's research team.
Max Tesla, the chief executive and co-founder of Blask, emphasized the necessity of analytics in the current environment: "Analytics is now a basic condition for survival in this market. That is why we are making it more accessible: build a plan around your specific task, start with one country and scale when you are ready. Making analytics affordable has been part of Blask’s DNA from the very beginning."
This new pricing model is introduced soon after Blask earned recognition at the 2026 iGB Affiliate Awards, where it took home two prestigious titles: Rising Star and Innovator of the Year.
