While the esports industry continues to grow at an unprecedented pace, these startups are taking large strides in leveraging the incredible opportunities that this sector offers. They also serve as enablers, providing platforms and avenues for different stakeholders, including gamers, fans, and businesses, to connect, interact, and grow.
The startups we’ll explore are pushing boundaries in various segments of the esports market, such as digital gaming, infrastructure, online communities, media and entertainment, applications, and blockchain technology. They aim to shape the future of esports while contributing to the overall growth and development of the industry.
Vindex
Founded by Jason Garmise, Michael Sepso, and Sundance DiGiovanni, Vindex is a global esports and technology company connecting games and gamers. Operating in various industries such as digital entertainment, esports, infrastructure, and video games, the startup is a significant player in the esports space.
Visit Dojo
Visit Dojo is a venture that aims to connect brands and creators with gamers, and gamers to online communities. The company was started by Charles Abraham and Thomas Camden Haddad . Find out more at Visit Dojo.
Xen
Co-founded by Jordan Lazarus, Xen is an esports and entertainment organization that operates in the media, entertainment, and video games verticals.
GosuNow
GosuNow is reshaping the way gamers interact through community building and tournaments. Jordan Schoen and Julio Rivera started GosuNow to elevate gaming experiences. Visit their website at GosuNow.
Feature Gaming
Founded by Abraham Mangona, K D, and Will Cobb, Feature Gaming is in the business of helping streamers create gaming tournaments for their fans and viewers.
Community Gaming
CommunityGaming.io is the brainchild of Chris Gonsalves, Chris Kovalik, and Evany Chang. The platform combines social gaming, match automation, and blockchain payment technology to make it easy to organize tournaments. They can be found at Community Gaming.
VENN
VENN aims to cater to gaming, esports, and entertainment audiences by offering a 24/7 post-cable network. Co-founded by Ariel Horn and Ben Kusin, they can be seen at VENN TV.
1v1Me
1v1Me is a venture of Alexander Emmanuel and Anthony Geranio that operates as an app, allowing people to play video games for money against other individuals, without any imposed fees.
SquadOV
Headed by Derek Chin and Michael Bao, SquadOV is an app that makes it easy for users to record their gameplay for sharing and analysis.
Boxiz
Boxiz is a sports gaming platform that provides gamers a unique opportunity to earn real cash prizes as they play. It is the brainchild of founder Anthony Micali.
Esports Box
Esports Box is exactly as their name suggests, a convenience store for esports, offering a range of esports accessories and special financial services. With over 800 products and services, they can be found on their website at esportsbox.net.
Brag House
Co-founded by Daniel Leibovich, Lavell Juan, and William Simpson, Brag House is the premier esports platform for casual college gamers, bringing the thrill of college rivalries to the gaming world.
Aspire Unit
Ameer Shubbar is the creative force behind Aspire Unit, an esports, entertainment and apparel organization.
Duel Group
For an interesting take on esports, try Duel Group. Craig Telfer, Michael Tarzia, and Mitchell McLennan have created a fan engagement platform where fans can play against their favourite streamers and esports athletes.
Firld
Founded by Georgii Kesaev, Firld is a sports company that uses powerful data-driven processes to assist athletes and teams in maximising their potential, focusing on various industry sectors, including analytics, big data, esports, information technology, soccer, and sports.
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