Business intelligence for placement contracts
Turn every placement clause into a number you can report on with confidence.
Pecker tracks where your slots and casino games sit on every operator's site, correlates position with revenue, and hands account managers evidence instead of a hunch.
How it works
From a placement clause to a number, in three steps.
Probe
Automated checks crawl each operator's real front-end on a schedule you set - no manual screenshotting. Probes run in a real browser and see the same lobby a player would, so the position recorded is the one that matters.
Read more →Track
Every position change is recorded and timestamped, so drift and volatility become a chart, not a hunch. You see trends building over days and weeks, not a snapshot that's already stale.
Read more →Report
Evidence-ready reports for your account managers - built to back a renegotiation, not just satisfy curiosity. Filter by operator, game, or date range and export what you need for the conversation.
Read more →Built for the business question
Not just "where is it now" - what it's worth, and where it's slipping.
Correlate position with revenue
See how a slot's daily position tracks against the revenue it drives, per operator. When a game slides off the front page, the revenue impact shows on the same chart — not in a separate spreadsheet weeks later. Placement disputes become about what a position is worth, not where you think it should be.
See how the correlation works →Best position slipped 25 places over 2 days.
Spot drift before it costs you
Position changes are flagged the moment they're recorded, so you're negotiating on this week's placement, not last quarter's. Most breaches don't start with a dramatic drop — they start with a quiet slide of a few spots, easy to miss if you're checking manually once a month. Pecker catches drift while it's still small enough to resolve with a phone call.
How drift alerts work →A screenshot with every check
Each probe captures the page as it looked at scan time, so a disputed position comes with a picture attached, not just a number. There's no ambiguity about what visitors actually saw, no back-and-forth about lobby sort order, and no need to take anyone's word for it. It makes a compliance conversation straightforward to start — and difficult to contest.
See a captured screenshot up close →
Evidence-ready reporting
Every probe result is timestamped and retained — not as a daily summary, but as individual checks you can trace to a specific scan. Export a position history for any game, any operator, any date range. Hand your account manager a report that shows exactly what happened and for how long — the kind of evidence that moves a renegotiation forward.
See what an export looks like →| Date | Game | Best position |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-28 | Golden Reels | 2 |
| 2026-07-29 | Golden Reels | 2 |
| 2026-07-30 | Golden Reels | 5 |
| 2026-07-31 | Golden Reels | 18 |
| 2026-08-01 | Golden Reels | 23 |
The dashboard
The same data, shaped for who's looking.
Application admins get the full operator and probe console. Account managers and similar roles get a focused reports view built around the questions they actually ask. Deploy it on your own infrastructure or let us run it for you — either way, the data never leaves your control.
1.6 GB used - 3,600 objects
| Operator | Probe | Status | Last scan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operator D | Slots Lobby | Cloudflare | 2h ago | |
| Operator F | Live Casino Lobby | Overdue | 39h ago |
Stop checking positions by hand every day.
Built for content providers who manage placement contracts across dozens of operators, Pecker replaces the manual spot-checks, shared spreadsheets, and screenshot folders that slow account teams down. Set it up once, and compliance monitoring runs quietly in the background.
Your time goes to the conversations that matter, not the screenshotting that precedes them. And when something does slip, you'll know about it before your next call — not after.