Autonomous agents track broadcast rights, sponsorship signings, and industry moves across global sports business — so your desk is briefed first, not last.
Free during early access · No credit card required
40+Leagues & rights markets tracked
~80%Faster signal-to-briefing time
$27BProjected AI-in-sports market by 2030
Live Deal Intelligence Feed
Updated 4 seconds ago
What the agents caught today
Streaming platform renewal signal detected — rights talks92% conf.
New apparel sponsorship pattern flagged, category-wide88% conf.
Executive briefing auto-drafted for your deskReady
Technology partnership trend rising across 3 leagues94% conf.
Where sports business AI is moving in 2026
Personalized executive briefingsNow standard
Automated deal & rights trackingWidely adopted
Agentic trend detectionEmerging fast
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Built for how sports business actually moves
Three shifts, one platform
2026's real story in sports media isn't a flashy feature — it's autonomous agents quietly doing research and monitoring work that used to take a whole analyst desk.
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Deal-tracking agents
Autonomous agents monitor sponsorship, broadcast rights, and technology deals across the industry — surfacing signals before they hit the newswire.
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Executive briefings, automated
Raw industry movement turned into a concise daily briefing — tailored to what matters for your desk, not a generic news feed.
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Trend detection, in real time
Spot category shifts — streaming investment, endorsement patterns, technology adoption — as they emerge, not months later in a quarterly report.
Why now, not "someday"
Sponsorship deals have gotten far more complex — bundling data, technology, and cybersecurity terms alongside traditional brand marketing — but the tools executives use to track and forecast deal value haven't kept pace with how sophisticated the deals themselves have become. Right now, that means piecing together intelligence from scattered news, one headline at a time. SportsPro Media's AI layer closes that gap automatically, so your desk is never catching up to a story that already broke.
One agent, briefed differently for every desk
The same day, seen two ways
The agents monitor the same industry-wide signal — but what lands in your inbox is shaped around your seat at the table.
Broadcast & OTT desk
Rights renewal chatter detected on a top-tier streaming deal, 3 weeks ahead of the usual trade coverage.
Regional carriage dispute flagged as a pattern, not an isolated story.
Weekly briefing: where OTT investment is shifting across three leagues.
Sponsorship & marketing desk
New apparel-category sponsorship pattern flagged across four federations.
Endorsement signal: an athlete's marketability score moving before the deal is public.
Weekly briefing: which brand categories are increasing sports spend.
Where this goes next
Built to grow with the desk that uses it
Phase 1 — Now
Deal & rights tracking
Agents monitor broadcast rights, sponsorship, and technology deals across global sports business in real time.
Phase 2
Predictive modelling
Forecasting where the next wave of deal activity is likely to surface, before it's a headline.
Phase 3
Personalized desk briefings
A daily brief shaped entirely around your role — broadcast, sponsorship, technology, or finance.
Be first through the door
Early access members shape the roadmap and lock in founding-member pricing.