Cosmic Spins' sister sites include Royal Lounge, Mango Spins, The Residence, and many other casino, bingo, and sports betting domains that operate under Grace Media (Gibraltar) Limited (UKGC: 57869).
Whilst there is a shared operation with Grace Media, those brands offering a sports betting option have a secondary link, with Betable being the sportsbook of choice.
Below, you can find all of the sites that are listed under the Grace Media licence together with Cosmic Spins.
There is very little known about Cosmic Spins ownership, with that detail a notable omission from the "About Us" section.
What we do know, though, is that the domain is operated under a Grace Media Limited licence (UKGC: 57869), which means it has plenty of knowledge pulling strings behind the scenes.
Despite being a relatively young entrant to the UK market, Grace Media have a number of domains that it operates similarly to Cosmic Spins, with licence agreements spanning across bingo, casino and sports betting.
That gives the company a really strong idea of what punters want from different angles and gives them an experience that is greater than their March 2022 launch date would suggest.

Cosmic Spins has a nice theme to it, with little nods to space threaded across the site. It brings a little bit of personality to a site, which is, in truth, run of the mill when you look beyond that.
It only offers casino games, so whilst a 1,000 game library isn't atrocious, it also doesn't really hit the heights you'd expect for a standalone casino platform. It isn't all bad, though.
You can easily navigate through the collection of games through the use of a game filter and text search bar, and the games themselves are of a high quality.
Cosmic Spins brings a number of top software providers together, giving users recognisable games to play. Good examples of these are Eye of Horus, King Kong Splash and Sweet Bonanza.
There are positives where the site layout is concerned as well, with menus structured cleanly, allowing for easy navigation.
Cosmic Spins isn't a bad platform, but it is hardly out of this world either. Will any of the Cosmic Spins sister sites deliver a better offering?
Vegas Wins might boast a different design choice, but it's immediately obvious that it's a sister site. The two domains are identical in everything but colour scheme and logo.
You have the same 1,000-game deep game pool, the filtering options are replicated, menu panels are the same, and the game tiles and titles themselves are consistent across the brands too.
You could navigate Vegas Wins with your eyes closed as well, if switching brands, whilst banking options are shared too. There is nothing wrong with that, though, with the payment options available across the Grace Media network plentiful.
Really, deciding between Vegas Wins and Cosmic Spins comes down to whether you prefer a space theme or an 80's neon vibe, which is the underlying tone at the former.
Mango Spins is another Cosmic Spins sister that is simply rinsed and repeated. The backbone of a really solid casino site is there.
Navigation around the site is intuitive, the game lobby is laid out neatly, and the responsiveness of button clicks and finger swipes is immediate. The site design is sleek and smooth for life on the move.
You have got decent customer support tools to hand too, with the contact options varied and quick to respond, alongside a detailed FAQ and a pretty solid set of Responsible Gambling controls as well.
As is the case with Cosmic Spins, the only place the site really falls down is in depth. You can only dabble in the casino, with no bingo hall or sportsbook offered, and when that's the case, we would like to see a deeper game library.
Royale Lounge does not have the same personality that Cosmic Spins has where site design is concerned. It's a better sister site, though, and that is not up for debate.
The casino offering at Royale Lounge is exactly what you get at Cosmic Spins, from both a quality, quantity and structure standpoint. Your one point of difference is that the game tiles are displayed on a different colour background.
With the casino, customer service and banking methods all ticking the same boxes across both brands, why then is Royale Lounge so much better?
Well, let us introduce the Royale Lounge sportsbook. Now, don't get us wrong, it's not perfect. It is pretty good, though.
You will gain access to over 30 sports, which span the entirety of the globe, with football serving as the best example to talk to the market depth; there are over 200 betting options attached to a top-level fixture.
Betting margins are lofty at 9.44%, but if you're keen on the Grace Media network, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better all-round solution than Royale Lounge.

Ashley, an Ipswich Town fan, is an experienced content writer in the sports & betting space, who also has an extensive background in data analytics. Those skills combine here to allow for unique angles to be taken across a host of topics.