LeagueApps offers a software platform and the NextUp program to help youth and local sports organizers manage and grow clubs, tournaments, leagues, camps, and facilities. The company provides tools, partnerships, and community-building resources aimed at strengthening the youth sports industry and expanding leadership and networking opportunities for organizers. It also runs FundPlay, a philanthropic program focused on sports-based youth development in underserved communities, and is a founding member of the PLAY Sports Coalition. Co-founded by President Jeremy Goldberg and CEO Brian Litvack, LeagueApps serves organizations from teams and clubs to professional leagues. The company says it will use the investment proceeds to advance its role in providing organizers the tools, partnerships, and community they need to succeed on and off the field. The article does not disclose operating metrics or financial results. LeagueApps offers registration and management software that acts as an operating system for youth sports organizations, enabling website-building, registrations, messaging, payments and information-sharing with associations. It charges a small upfront fee and takes a percentage of transactions processed through its platform. The company also operates NextUp for leadership development and networking and runs FundPlay, a philanthropic program focused on sports-based youth development in underserved communities. LeagueApps was founded in 2010 and is New York-based. The business rebounded after COVID-19 and processed more than $2 billion in transactions by spring 2021, serves over 3,000 sports organizations, and projects to process more than 4 million registrations in 2021. The company plans to use new capital mainly to invest in product and engineering to provide more solutions to youth sports organizers.

Total raised

$15M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jul 2021