Top Sports Startups in 2027

Wooter is a sports-tech company that works with teams, leagues and pros to create a custom experience. Wooter designs and manufactures custom uniforms and apparel. - Any design you can imagine. No limitations! - Industry leading turnaround time - Any sport and 500+ products - Lowest prices guaranteed - Online team stores and fan shops Wooter also powers distributors and apparel manufacturers with powerful technology and automation software. Wooter.com

Fullcourt is driving the digital transformation of the basketball community. Creating a marketplace organizing games and events, while building tools to help small basketball businesses and services.

HOF Technologies is the Bloomberg Terminal of sports betting, offering stats and analytics designed to help users make smarter bets. With 1,000,000+ app downloads and a 4.9-star rating on iOS App Store from 7k+ reviews, HOF has been ranked in the Top 10 app charts in the Sports category on both iOS and Android. HOF covers 14 major sports leagues: NBA, NFL, CFB (NCAAF), CBB (NCAAB), NHL, MLB, WNBA, Champions League, Premier League, MLS, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, and Serie A. Our team is made up of elite talent and bright minds from top universities including Dartmouth, Stanford, and Princeton, with an average age in the mid-20s. We’re a fun-loving group driven by a passion for sports and data. We’re constantly improving our platform with the goal of providing users the best stats app on the market to achieve better sports betting outcomes. At HOF, we thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment where everyone makes an impact. If you’re excited about joining a high growth startup with a mission to help sports fans make smarter bets, apply to join our team!

The product is delivered in mobile form as an app.

Fully automated micro-markets, odds origination, and risk management.

New York City's largest born-and-bred tech startup, MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM) is a full service solutions provider delivering world-class digital experiences for more than 16 years and distributing content through all forms of interactive media. Its digital leadership and capabilities are a direct result of an appreciation for designing dynamic functionality for web, mobile applications, and connected devices while integrating live and on-demand multimedia, providing valuable products for millions of fans around the globe. MLBAM also develops, deploys and distributes the highest-grossing sports app, At Bat.

SkillCorner provides live information of sports events to fans who have no access to tv stream. The information are the data that we automatically collect from the tv feed using artificial intelligence algorithms.

Benchmark is an AI-powered intelligence platform for college athletics. We collect and transform contracts, financial reports, performance statistics, and other fragmented information into structured, searchable data. We are a growing startup with strong product-market fit, currently serving 30+ universities and conferences. As we continue growing, we’re looking for an engineer who can help us scale our data platform, product, and engineering organization.

Every cycling app will tell you how a ride felt. None of them will tell you, honestly, how well you executed it. Klizmo is built for power-meter cyclists who declare a plan — a zone target, a workout structure — and want to know afterward whether they actually held it. Not an estimate. Not a motivational nudge. A deterministic Discipline Score, calculated the same way every time, with no AI or machine learning in the scoring path. If the data isn't there, Klizmo shows "—," never a guess. We call it a referee, not a coach. Klizmo doesn't praise you, compare you to other riders, or tell you what to do next ride. It calls the ride as it happened — Overpaced Start, Late Fade, Zone Spike — the same way a race referee calls a violation: factually, without commentary. This is a deliberately narrow bet. We're not chasing the mass fitness audience or the social feed. We're building for riders and clubs who already train by the numbers and want a precise instrument for judging their own execution, not another platform trying to keep them engaged. Currently in alpha with power-meter cyclists ahead of public launch.