ScorePlay
AI NativeEnd-to-end media, digital & production asset management designed for sports #ForSportsBySports
Est 2021|Raised $19.6M
End-to-end media, digital & production asset management designed for sports #ForSportsBySports
Published Jul 30, 2026
A limited number of public reviews and third-party evaluations makes it difficult to validate stability, support, and ROI across many deployments.
At least one user review indicated that collaboration and sharing features may be basic compared with specialist collaboration platforms.
Publicly accessible sources did not document SOC 2 / ISO certifications or detailed enterprise controls. This increases due-diligence time for procurement teams.
No formal public product roadmap with timelines was located during this research.
No credible public churn case studies were found in accessible sources. Vendor-reported retention claims are present but lack independent verification.
Drivers cited in vendor materials and user reviews include:
There are some social mentions and discussion threads referencing ScorePlay as a sports content/asset platform, but few detailed implementation posts or longitudinal user reports.
Vendor materials describe usage metrics for a customer (New York City FC), citing asset download and daily usage figures.
Critical evaluation: These are vendor-published metrics presented in a partnership announcement. Methodology details (cohort definitions, measurement windows, unique users) are not disclosed.
A customer story from a technology partner describes accelerated upload workflows for ScorePlay.
Critical evaluation: This is vendor-to-vendor marketing content that illustrates workflow patterns and scaling claims. It is informative for understanding integration points but not a neutral audit.
The vendor publishes partnership and customer announcements highlighting league and team selections, which indicate adoption by recognized sports entities.
Critical evaluation: Press releases and vendor announcements provide adoption signals but typically lack comparative benchmarks and independent validation of claims.
Likely ICP includes mid-market to enterprise sports organizations, such as professional clubs, multi-team ownership groups, and leagues/federations. These organizations commonly have dedicated media operations and may range from small internal media teams to large ownership groups with many employees.
ScorePlay targets sports organizations and rights-holders, including teams, leagues/federations, competitions, broadcasters, and agencies/brands that work with athletes. The vendor emphasizes sports-specific workflows in its positioning, distinguishing itself from generic cloud storage providers and broadcast-centric MAM/DAM tooling.
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Download full report →Public review volume on major platforms was limited in the materials accessed. G2 showed a limited number of public reviews at the time of this research.
Representative user feedback (verbatim quotes preserved where provided on review platforms):
Analyst note on review reliability: With limited public reviews, it is difficult to generalize satisfaction or common issues across the customer base.
ScorePlay is a sports-focused media infrastructure platform that centralizes, indexes, and distributes sports media assets (photos, short-form clips, long-form video, and in some cases live/broadcast feeds) using AI-assisted tagging and workflow automation. The product aims to reduce time and friction for sports organizations when ingesting content, identifying notable moments, packaging assets, and sharing them with stakeholders (digital teams, athletes, partners, broadcasters).
ScorePlay's product suite is described in three main packages: