iSportz is a sports management platform and engagement app that lets organizations manage rosters, schedules, payments, communication, registrations, memberships and events in one place. It says it was built by people who run sports themselves, and that its team has more than 100 years of combined sports technology experience delivering systems for large sports organizations. The company is led by founder and CEO Vijay Krishnan, a UMass Amherst MBA graduate.
Same category, HQ in USA
CACaptainU is an online college sports recruiting platform, now branded with Stack Athlete Recruiting, that helps high school athletes and college coaches connect. It was founded in 2007 and is used by more than 3 million high school athletes, colleges, teams and events. In April 2026 it was acquired by MLQ Ventures LLC, led by a senior CaptainU staff member.
College sports recruiting tools
UPUpper Hand sells business software for sports coaches, academies and facilities. Its official site describes managing private lessons, classes, teams and camps through scheduling, registration, capacity controls and payments. It says coaches helped create the platform, which explains its focus but is not independent evidence that it fits every sport or facility. Prospective customers should check the specific workflows, fees and integrations rather than infer them from a broad 'all in one' claim.
Sports facility and business management
SPSportsRecruits is a college-sport recruiting platform created in 2008 by former student-athletes Chris Meade and Matt Wheeler. It helps prospective athletes, college coaches and youth coaches connect during the recruitment process. The company says it joined IMG Academy in 2025, linking its recruiting software to that organisation's student-athlete education programme; its claims about equal opportunity are company aims, not proof that every applicant has equal outcomes.
College sports recruiting network
BLBlinkfire Analytics is an AI-powered sponsorship intelligence platform that helps sports and entertainment organizations, brands, agencies and media companies measure, manage and maximize the value of sponsorships, digital content and media rights across social media, broadcast and OTT. It was founded in 2014 by Steve Olechowski and Juan Luis Hortelano.
Sports sponsorship valuation
HUHudl supplies video, data, AI and operations technology for athletes, coaches, teams and sports organisations. Its products include hands-free HD cameras for recording and livestreaming, team and athlete performance analysis, wearable tracking, scouting and recruiting tools, ticketing and fan-engagement services, and administration for schedules, rosters, tryouts and payments. The platform connects captured footage with AI-assisted insights, highlights and communication tools across youth, school, collegiate and professional sport.
Video, data and performance analysis
TOTourney Machine is now branded SportsEngine Tourney, a tournament and league management product. Tournament directors can build brackets and schedules with automated scheduling that accounts for court availability, team restrictions, travel between venues and rest between games. The product also provides online registration for teams, rosters, waivers and payments; event pages publish standings, scores and results. Its mobile app lets teams and families view schedules and directions and receive messages about changes. The SportsEngine site says SportsEngine is now part of PlayMetrics.
Sports tournament management
FEFEVO makes cloud-based enterprise software for social ticketing and group experiences, helping brands build offers faster, sell more easily and turn fans into promoters. Since launching in 2016, it says it has helped more than 800 brands in sports, music and entertainment sell over 24 million tickets to 6.1 million fans. FEVO says it is backed by venture capital and private investment firms, which it calls partners.
Social commerce and group ticketing
FIFieldLevel is a college-sports recruiting platform that connects athletes, their current coaches and college coaches. Its help center says school and club coaches can expand their networks, exchange messages with college staff and recommend athletes through an 'Athlete Promotion'. Those recommendations include an athlete profile and coach evaluation, helping college coaches review prospects through contacts they know. The service is designed to help athletes seek opportunities at the next level; claims about the number of members or successful placements are omitted because the pages checked do not substantiate them.
College sports recruiting network
