Dream Sports
Dream Sports is a Mumbai-based sports technology holding company (Sporta Technologies) operating nine consumer-facing brands across fantasy sports, sports streaming, premium sports travel, AAA mobile gaming, open-source developer platforms, and fintech/stock broking, serving 300 million Indian users. Following the August 2025 ban on real-money gaming, it pivoted to free-to-play advertising, subscriptions, and financial services.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2008
- HeadquartersMumbai, India
- Headcount501–1,000
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingSoftware
What Dream Sports does
Dream Sports, operating through its parent entity Sporta Technologies Private Limited (post-March 2025 reverse flip from Delaware to India), is a Mumbai-headquartered sports technology and consumer internet holding company running nine branded business units: Dream11 (now a second-screen sports entertainment platform with ~250 million users and 10 million DAU on a free-to-play + advertising model after the August 2025 real-money gaming ban), FanCode (digital sports content/streaming platform with ~160 million users carrying exclusive broadcast rights for Formula 1, MotoGP, LALIGA, ISL, PGA Tour, Caribbean Premier League and others), DreamSetGo (premium sports travel/hospitality averaging ₹3.5 lakh per package), Dream Cricket (AAA Unreal Engine 5 mobile game with 25 million users and 500+ licensed cricketers), Dream Horizon (open-source initiative commercializing the HorizonOS stack that previously handled 16 million concurrent users and 100,000 TPS on Dream11), Dream Money (fintech platform integrated with ONDC for mutual fund distribution), DreamStreet (SEBI-registered AI-powered stock broking via Finverse Platform targeting Tier-2/Tier-3 first-time investors), Dream Play (casual gaming), and the Dream Sports Foundation (grassroots sports development). The company monetizes through advertising on free-to-play fantasy (anchor advertisers: Swiggy, Astrotalk, Tata Neu), subscription passes on FanCode (Match/Season/Tour passes from ₹899/year for F1 or golf), brokerage commissions on DreamStreet, premium travel margins on DreamSetGo, and in-game transactions on Dream Cricket. The August 2025 Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act eliminated roughly 95% of historical revenue, prompting restructuring into eight independent startup-like business units under a no-layoff commitment by CEO Harsh Jain, and a strategic pivot toward sports entertainment, content, gaming, open-source technology and financial services. The company retains marquee sports IP relationships with the BCCI, ICC, IPL (title sponsorship, jersey deals with GT, KKR, SRH, PBKS), Tata Play (DTH channel 485 partnership), Premier League, AIFF, and global sports properties, alongside a ₹28,294 Cr pending GST demand that has triggered going-concern qualifications from auditors.
Dream Sports firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Dream Sports
- Legal name
- Sporta Technologies Private Limited
- Website
- https://dreamsports.group
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2008
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 501–1,000 employees
- Short description
- Dream Sports is a Mumbai-based sports technology holding company (Sporta Technologies) operating nine consumer-facing brands across fantasy sports, sports streaming, premium sports travel, AAA mobile gaming, open-source developer platforms, and fintech/stock broking, serving 300 million Indian users. Following the August 2025 ban on real-money gaming, it pivoted to free-to-play advertising, subscriptions, and financial services.
- Ownership category
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Dream Sports industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Sports Technology & Entertainment
- NAICS
- Spectator Sports (7112)
- SIC
- Services-Miscellaneous Amusement & Recreation (7990)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Fantasy Contests, Leagues & Tournament Organizers (MPAEAHAF)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Fantasy Sports Communities & Social Platforms (MPAEAHAH), Sports Brand Strategy & Creative Services (Design, Content, Social) (MPAKAKAF)
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Where Dream Sports is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Mumbai
- HQ country
- India
- HQ region
- Asia
Offices2 records
Markets served
Dream Sports business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Advertising and sponsorships on free-to-play Dream11: Pivot from real-money gaming post August 2025 ban; free-to-play fantasy sports with ads and sponsorships integrated into competitions; leading advertisers include Swiggy, Astrotalk, and Tata Neu; 10 million daily active users and 250M total users; nearly 70% are aged 18-35
- FanCode subscription passes: Subscription revenue from Match Passes, Season Passes, Tour Passes, and monthly/annual plans; F1 season ₹899, motorsports pass ₹999, golf pass ₹899; streams 17,000+ live matches annually across cricket, football, motorsport, and other sports
- Stock broking commissions via DreamStreet (Finverse Platform): SEBI-registered stock broking platform for stocks, ETFs, F&O, and IPOs; operated by Finverse Platform Private Limited (SEBI Reg No.: INZ000330930; NSE Member ID: 90483; BSE Member ID: 6967); targets first-time retail investors in Tier-2/Tier-3 cities
- Premium sports experiences and travel (DreamSetGo): Bespoke luxury sports travel packages averaging ₹3.5 lakh with highest packages exceeding ₹20 lakh; 30,000+ sports travellers facilitated in last year across 50+ tournaments and 18+ countries; 72% of customers opt for premium hospitality; on-location as FIFA World Cup 26 hospitality sales agent
- Dream Money mutual fund distribution and fintech services: Distribution of mutual funds via ONDC integration; small ticket investments targeting Indians aged 18-40; over a million users; suite of financial services including insurance, investments, lending, and digital distribution
- DreamBucks virtual currency monetization: Virtual currency on revamped Dream11 second-screen app; complements advertising revenue model on Twitch-style creator economics
- Historical real-money gaming platform fee (pre-August 2025): Pre-ban, Dream11 charged 10-15% platform fee on fantasy contests; previously generated ₹6,759.3 Cr operating revenue in FY25 (declined 14.8% YoY) before RMG ban; now eliminated post-ban
- Dream Sports Foundation youth development programs: Philanthropic arm sponsoring youth sports development including AIFF Junior League, UTT Juniors, and Dream Sports Championship; not-for-profit revenue stream supporting talent pathways
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Monthly | Tata Play FanCode Sports channel — all premium sporting events for Rs 75/month on Tata Play DTH (channel 485) and mobile app |
| Subscription | Annual | FanCode F1 Season Pass and motorsports access |
| Subscription | Annual | FanCode Golf all-access pass |
| Hybrid | Pay-as-you-go | FanCode Match Pass, Season Pass, Tour Pass, monthly/annual plans |
| Other | One time/ perpetual license | DreamSetGo premium sports travel packages |
| Freemium | Pay-as-you-go | Dream11 free-to-play fantasy sports |
| Transaction based/ take rate | Pay-as-you-go | DreamStreet stock broking by Finverse Platform Private Limited |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels9 records
Dream Sports product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Dream Sports is a sports technology company operating a portfolio of brands including Dream11 (sports entertainment platform with 250M users), FanCode (digital sports streaming with 160M users), DreamSetGo (premium sports experiences and travel), Dream Cricket (AAA mobile cricket game on Unreal Engine 5), Dream Money (fintech platform), DreamStreet (AI-powered stock broking), and Dream Horizon (open-source technology platform). The group provides second-screen sports engagement, licensed sports content streaming, mobile gaming, and financial services to Indian consumers and international sports fans.
Product overview
Dream Sports operates a portfolio-plus-modules architecture through Sporta Technologies Private Limited, comprising a flagship brand and eight distinct sub-brands addressing sports entertainment, content streaming, gaming, fintech, sports development, open-source technology, and luxury sports travel. The flagship Dream11 pivoted in December 2025 from fantasy gaming to a second-screen sports entertainment platform serving 250 million users, while FanCode serves as the digital sports content destination with 160 million users and rights to global properties like Formula 1, LaLiga, and ISL. Dream Cricket is the AAA mobile cricket game with 25 million users, complemented by DreamSetGo for premium sports experiences and travel. The financial services layer is anchored by Dream Money (fintech) and DreamStreet (AI-powered stock broking). Infrastructure and ecosystem support comes from Dream Horizon (open-source tech initiative), Dream Sports Foundation (grassroots development), and Dream Play.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Dream11: Flagship fantasy sports platform (now pivoted to a second-screen sports entertainment platform) with over 250 million users.
- FanCode
- DreamSetGo
- Dream Cricket
- Dream Horizon
- Dream Play
- Dream Money
- Dream Sports Foundation
- DreamStreet
Products and services
- Dream11 Flagship sports entertainment platform of Dream Sports with 250 million users. Pivoted from fantasy gaming to a second-screen sports entertainment platform featuring creator-led live match watch-alongs, free-to-play fantasy sports, real-time banter, and snackable sports moments. International expansion to 11 countries in October 2025 without real-money games.
- FanCode India's premier digital sports destination with over 160 million users. Offers live streaming of cricket, football, motorsport, golf, tennis and other sports via Match, Bundle, Tour Passes, and monthly/annual plans. Rights portfolio includes Formula 1, MotoGP, LaLiga (five-year exclusive partnership), ISL 2025-26 (exclusive broadcast rights), PGA Tour, Caribbean Premier League, and other global properties. Features AI-powered multilingual commentary via Camb.AI partnership.
- DreamSetGo India's premier luxury sports, experiences, and travel platform curating end-to-end premium experiences including match-day hospitality, exclusive athlete interactions, stadium tours, visa facilitation, and bespoke travel itineraries across football, cricket, tennis, motorsports, padel, and golf. Facilitated 30,000+ sports travelers across 50+ tournaments and 18+ countries. Average package value INR 3.5 lakh with highest packages exceeding INR 20 lakh; 72% of customers opt for premium hospitality packages. On Location India Non-Exclusive Sales Agent for FIFA World Cup 26 hospitality sales.
- Dream Cricket AAA mobile cricket game with over 25 million registered users. Built on Unreal Engine 5 with console-quality 3D graphics, 450+ batting animations, and 200+ unique bowling animations. Features 500+ licensed international cricketers modelled on real players via Winners Alliance partnership, including players from Australia, England, South Africa, West Indies, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Ireland. Free-to-play with in-game transactions.
- Dream Horizon Open-source technology platform offering APIs, toolkits, and foundational modules for developers, startups, and MSMEs across e-commerce, fintech, health-tech, and other sectors. Provides tools to build, test, and deploy applications at scale, with capacity to handle 300 million users, 16 million concurrent users, and 100,000 transactions per second. Underpinned by HorizonOS open-source tech stack with contributions to ReactNative, Kong, and Vert.X.
- Dream Money Fintech platform offering a suite of financial services and products including mutual funds, insurance, investments, lending, and other digital distribution services. Over 1 million users. Integrated with the Government-backed ONDC Network to enable nationwide distribution of mutual funds for Indians aged 18-40 with small ticket investments.
- DreamStreet AI-powered stock broking platform offering stocks, ETFs, Futures & Options, and IPOs. Operated by Finverse Platform Private Limited, a SEBI-registered stock broker (Reg No.: INZ000330930; NSE Member ID: 90483; BSE Member ID: 6967; NSDL: IN-DP-830-2026). Features AI companion named Veda for natural language investment insights and access to SEBI-registered Research Analysts and Investment Advisors. Targets first-time retail investors in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities with 100% digital account opening.
- Dream Play Casual gaming brand within the Dream Sports portfolio listed among the nine brands in the Dream Sports ecosystem.
- Tata Play FanCode Sports (DTH Channel 485) Dedicated 24/7 sports channel partnership with Tata Play bringing Formula 1, international cricket, football leagues, golf and more to DTH television and mobile subscribers at Rs 75/month, eliminating the need for separate OTT subscriptions.
Quantifiable outcome
- Supports 300 million users with peaks of 16 million concurrent users and 100,000 transactions per second on HorizonOS
- +8 more outcomes
Companies that use Dream Sports
Customer profileNamed customers6 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
Dream Sports technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration3 records
AI capability12 records
Feature8 records
Dream Sports partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
27 partnerships are on record, tiered notable franchise partner, flagship strategic, flagship content partnership, major platform integration, major sports rights acquisition, major sports rights partner, major technology partner, flagship hospitality partner, major broadcast partnership, major strategic, flagship broadcast partnership, notable strategic, major content partner, major channel partner, brand ambassador, notable acquisition, subsidiary relationship, parent entity and notable marketing partner.
- Rugby Premier League (RPL)notable franchise partnerDream Sports is among investors backing six men's and four women's city-based franchises in Rugby Premier League second season in Hyderabad (June 16, 2026). ₹20-25 crore commercial bet for the league. Broadcast partnerships via Star Sports and JioStar. Other investors include RMZ Corp, Manipal Group.
- Premier League (English Premier League)flagship strategicStrategic partnership with Dream Sports Foundation for the Dream Sports Championship kicking off in Goa from May 3-14, 2026. Premier League will deliver high-impact coach-development workshops and masterclasses focused on training methodology, match management, physical conditioning, psychology, leadership. Builds on DSF's role as Official Youth Development Partner of AIFF and integrates into U16 AIFF Junior League and DSC. Premier League opened Mumbai office last year.
- All India Football Federation (AIFF)flagship strategicMulti-year partnership designating Dream Sports Foundation as official Youth Development Partner to strengthen U16 football in India. AIFF Junior League regional rounds continue as qualification pathway; DSF complements with performance analysis, education workshops for players/coaches, live streaming on FanCode. National finals of U16 AIFF Junior League renamed to include Dream Sports Championship brand.
- Winners Alliance (World Cricketers' Association)flagship content partnershipPartnership giving Dream Cricket official rights to names, likenesses, and playing styles of 500+ international cricketers from Australia, England, South Africa, West Indies, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Ireland and others. Major milestone in Dream Cricket's international expansion strategy.
- Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC)major platform integrationIntegration with Government-backed ONDC to enable nationwide distribution of mutual funds. Allows users to explore, invest in, and manage mutual fund schemes via participating AMCs on the Network. Targets Indians aged 18-40 for financial inclusion with small ticket investments.
- All India Football Federation (AIFF) - ISL media rightsmajor sports rights acquisitionFanCode acquired exclusive broadcast and digital rights for Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26 season via transparent tender process; bids 8.62 crore rupees ($939,000), down from JioStar's 275 crore rupees per season previously. Kaleidoscope Production and Services handles production.
- PGA of Americamajor sports rights partnerRyder Cup 2025 live streaming rights from Bethpage Black, New York for Indian audience; reinforces FanCode's position as home of golf in India alongside PGA Tour, DP World Tour, LET, LIV Golf, Masters, Open Championships, US Open, PGA Championships.
- Camb.AImajor technology partnerStrategic partnership to deliver multilingual, AI-powered live sports commentary to Indian audiences. Camb.AI provides AI-generated commentary across 150+ languages with male/female voices, crowd noise, real-time ads. Already piloted during 2025 Caribbean Premier League with Hindi commentary. Announcement made at IBC Convention 2025.
- On Location (FIFA)flagship hospitality partnerDreamSetGo appointed India Non-Exclusive Sales Agent by On Location (FIFA's Official Hospitality Provider) for FIFA World Cup 26 hospitality sales.
- Sony LIVmajor broadcast partnershipPartnership with FanCode to deliver full coverage of Roland Garros 2025; marks FanCode's first foray into tennis. Provides pay-per-view flexibility for individual matches or entire tournament with live statistics integration.
- Ultimate Table Tennis (UTT)major strategicDream Sports Foundation (DSF) partnered as Youth Development Partner with Ultimate Table Tennis (UTT) to launch Dream UTT Juniors, a U-15 Table Tennis tournament providing professional league experience to emerging talent. Included Dream Sports Championships Table Tennis 2026.
- LALIGAflagship broadcast partnershipFive-year exclusive broadcast partnership for India via FanCode. Covers LALIGA EA Sports and LALIGA Hypermotion. Includes comprehensive marketing strategy across online and offline platforms, marquee match screenings, social media takeovers, and bringing LALIGA stars to India.
- Norwich City FCnotable strategicCoaches from Norwich City FC led inspirational workshops at Dream Sports Championship Football 2025 National Finals in Goa under the 'Dream Again' initiative — first in Indian football development.
- Rajasthan Royals (IPL franchise)major content partnerContent partnership with FanCode launching 'Royals Corner' featuring behind-the-scenes content, practice sessions, training videos, podcasts, exclusive interviews and player profiles. Exposes 160M+ FanCode users to Rajasthan Royals content. Includes exclusive announcement of new captain on Dream11 app (Feb 13, 2026).
- Tata Playmajor channel partnerPartnership to launch 'Tata Play FanCode Sports' — dedicated 24/7 sports channel on Tata Play DTH (channel 485) and mobile app bringing Formula 1, international cricket, football leagues, golf and more to TV at Rs 75/month. Eliminates need for OTT subscriptions.
- Neeraj Choprabrand ambassadorJavelin ace Neeraj Chopra partnered with DreamSetGo for the Olympic Games Paris 2024 with exclusive meet-and-greet opportunity during the games in Paris.
- Indian Olympic Association (IOA)major strategicDreamSetGo became Official Travel Partner for the Indian Olympic Delegation to Paris. Strategic collaboration to enhance overall experience for Indian delegation traveling to Paris to support the Indian Olympic Team.
- Women's Premier League (WPL)major strategicPartnership established in 2023 alongside Dream Sports reaching 220 million users; extends Dream Sports' cricket ecosystem into women's cricket.
- Rolocule Gamesnotable acquisitionIndian-based sports technology firm Dream Sports acquired mobile game developer Rolocule Games, which was rebranded as Dream Game Studios (now Dream Cricket). Acquisition included Rolocule's popular games and Rolomotion technology; founder Rohit Gupta continued to lead the studio.
- ICC (International Cricket Council)major strategicPartnership established in 2019 as part of Dream Sports' 76 million user milestone era; supports cricket ecosystem engagement.
- BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India)flagship strategicPartnership established in 2019 as part of Dream Sports' growth era; foundational relationship for cricket ecosystem engagement.
- IPL (Indian Premier League)flagship strategicPartnership since 2019; Dream11 became title sponsor in 2020; jersey partnerships with multiple IPL teams including GT, KKR, SRH, PBKS; over 95% of company revenues and 100% of profits previously came from IPL season.
- NBAnotable strategicPartnership established during 2016-2018 Series D funding era; extends Dream Sports' fantasy sports portfolio beyond cricket into basketball.
- Caribbean Premier League (CPL)notable strategicPartnership established during 2016-2018 era; FanCode streams CPL matches with AI-powered Hindi commentary developed in partnership with Camb.AI.
- Finverse Platform Private Limitedsubsidiary relationshipSEBI-registered stock broker and subsidiary of Dream Sports (Sporta Technologies Pvt Ltd) that operates DreamStreet. Holds NSE Membership (90483), BSE Membership (6967), and NSDL registration (IN-DP-830-2026). Registered Office at 6th Floor, Ascent, Sudam Kalu Ahire Marg, Worli, Mumbai – 400030.
- Sporta Technologies Private Limitedparent entityParent company of Dream Sports that holds the master brand and all subsidiary brands including Dream11, FanCode, DreamSetGo, Dream Cricket, Dream Horizon, Dream Play, Dream Money, Dream Sports Foundation, DreamStreet. Operates from Mumbai, India. Underwent reverse merger with Dream Sports Inc (US entity) in March 2025 for domicile shift to India.
- Hero MotoCorpnotable marketing partnerTitle/presentation sponsor for The Masters golf coverage on FanCode; Hero brand ambassadors include Sahith Theegala and Akshay Bhatia; partnership extends across Hero Women's Indian Open, Hero Dubai Desert Classic, Hero Indian Open, Hero World Challenge for over 20 years.
Scale indicators16 records
Recent moves5 records
Expansion highlights8 records
Dream Sports competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- MPL (Mobile Premier League): India's leading mobile esports and casual gaming platform offering fantasy sports, casual games and real-money contests. Operates as a direct competitor to Dream11 in the Indian fantasy/gaming market and has similarly been impacted by the August 2025 Online Gaming Act.
- Games24x7 (My11Circle): Operates My11Circle, one of Dream11's main fantasy cricket competitors in India, with a comparable user demographic and similar dependence on the IPL season. Most direct comparator on the Indian fantasy sports side, also affected by the RMG ban.
- DraftKings: US-headquartered daily fantasy sports and online sports betting operator that scaled a sports-tech platform to tens of millions of users with sophisticated product, risk-management and compliance tooling. Closest global comparable to Dream11's original model and product depth.
- Flutter Entertainment (FanDuel): Global sports betting and fantasy operator behind FanDuel, the dominant US DFS brand. Comparable to Dream Sports in combining fantasy sports, sports betting and integrated sports media (TVG, Sportsgrid), and a benchmark for capital-intensive consumer sports-tech operating models.
- WinZO: India-based vernacular social gaming platform offering 100+ casual and fantasy games including cricket fantasy. Closely comparable to Dream11's free-to-play casual gaming layer (Dream Play) and similarly navigating the post-RMG-ban landscape.
- Zupee: India-headquartered real-money gaming platform specializing in ludo and casual skill games, backed by marquee investors. Directly comparable as an India-centric RMG operator that has had to retool its monetization model following the August 2025 Online Gaming Act.
Broad incumbents
- Nazara Technologies: India's only listed pure-play gaming and sports media company with a diversified portfolio of mobile games, esports and ad-tech. Comparable as a broad Indian sports-tech incumbent operating gaming, esports and sports content assets across multiple verticals.
- JioStar (Viacom18/Disney-Star merger): India's largest sports broadcaster after the Viacom18-Star India merger, controlling IPL, ICC, BCCI and major international cricket/football rights, plus Disney+ Hotstar streaming. Broad incumbent competitor to FanCode in premium sports OTT and a benchmark for sports content pricing power in India.
- Sony LIV: Indian OTT streaming service owned by Culver Max Entertainment that carries WWE, UFC, LaLiga (until 2025), Roland Garros (via FanCode partnership) and other sports rights. Direct competitor in Indian sports streaming alongside FanCode and Disney+ Hotstar.
- DAZN: Global sports streaming OTT platform carrying rights to boxing, MMA, motorsport and football across 200+ markets. Comparable to FanCode as a pure-play digital sports content business, though DAZN operates at much larger scale across multiple geographies.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat7 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Dream Sports leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles13 records
Dream Sports subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries10 records
Dream Sports funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds3 records
Investors10 records
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Dream Sports M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Dream Sports
What does Dream Sports do?
Dream Sports is a sports technology company operating a portfolio of brands including Dream11 (sports entertainment platform with 250M users), FanCode (digital sports streaming with 160M users), DreamSetGo (premium sports experiences and travel), Dream Cricket (AAA mobile cricket game on Unreal Engine 5), Dream Money (fintech platform), DreamStreet (AI-powered stock broking), and Dream Horizon (open-source technology platform). The group provides second-screen sports engagement, licensed sports content streaming, mobile gaming, and financial services to Indian consumers and international sports fans.
Is Dream Sports a public or private company?
Dream Sports is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.
When was Dream Sports founded?
Dream Sports was founded in 2008. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.
Where is Dream Sports based?
Dream Sports is headquartered in Mumbai, India, in the Asia region.
How does Dream Sports make money?
Eight revenue lines are on record. Advertising and sponsorships on free-to-play Dream11 is the primary driver. The others are fanCode subscription passes, stock broking commissions via DreamStreet (Finverse Platform), premium sports experiences and travel (DreamSetGo), dream Money mutual fund distribution and fintech services, dreamBucks virtual currency monetization, historical real-money gaming platform fee (pre-August 2025) and dream Sports Foundation youth development programs.
Who are Dream Sports's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are MPL (Mobile Premier League), Games24x7 (My11Circle), DraftKings, Flutter Entertainment (FanDuel), WinZO and Zupee. Broad incumbents are Nazara Technologies, JioStar (Viacom18/Disney-Star merger), Sony LIV and DAZN.
Does Dream Sports have an API?
Yes. Dream Horizon is an open-source initiative from Dream Sports making its battle-tested, scalable tech platform available to India's developer community. It offers APIs, toolkits and foundational modules for developers, startups, and MSMEs across sectors including e-commerce, fintech, and health-tech. The software stack supports application development, testing, deployment, and management at scale, and was built to handle over 300 million users, 16 million concurrent users, and 100,000 transactions per second. Developer documentation is at dreamhorizon.org.
What industry is Dream Sports in?
Dream Sports's product category is Sports Technology & Entertainment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAEAHAF, Fantasy Contests, Leagues & Tournament Organizers, with a secondary code of MPAEAHAH, Fantasy Sports Communities & Social Platforms. Its NAICS code is 7112 and its SIC code is 7990.