
United States · Information technology & services startup
LeagueApps is a youth sports management platform that provides a comprehensive software solution for youth and local sports organizations, professional leagues, teams, camps, and tournaments.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
LeagueApps is a youth sports management platform that provides a comprehensive software solution for youth and local sports organizations, professional leagues, teams, camps, and tournaments.
Founded in 2011 and based in New York City, the company focuses on helping sports organizations operate, engage, and grow efficiently. With a workforce of around 113 to 135 employees, LeagueApps has raised approximately $30.27 million to $35 million in funding. The platform offers a range of features, including online registration and payments, automated scheduling, communication tools, reporting and analytics, and custom mobile site creation. LeagueApps also supports a professional community for youth sports leaders through its NextUp initiative and contributes to sports-based youth development in underserved communities via its FundPlay program. The company primarily serves B2B clients in North America, including sports organizations across various team sports such as soccer, basketball, and volleyball.
Funding, as reported
From LeagueApps's own website and the SEC filings it signed: 3 founders, 3 on the team.
On the board, as filediMatthew GorinParamdeep Singh
What they build
Known for
sports program growthcustom appsmulti-sport supportmobile registrationmobile appsconsumersschedules standingssecure payment processingsports industry fundingsports programsyouth sports developmentcomputer & network securitycommunication toolsevent managemententerprisescustom registration flows
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