Fantasy sports platforms built on live data
We design and build fantasy sports apps and web platforms: contests and tournaments, live scoring from licensed sports data feeds, leaderboards, and the admin tools to run every season. Our work includes a free-to-play fantasy and prediction app for NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL fans, a live fantasy platform for MMA fan clubs, and a fantasy trading game built on live stock and crypto market data. Most fantasy projects fall in our Business ($10,000 to $20,000) or Advanced ($20,000+) tier.
What we build
Every fantasy product needs the game itself, reliable live data, and tools for your team to run contests without a developer.
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Contests, tournaments and head-to-head games
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Team and pick builders with live rule checks
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Live scoring from licensed sports data APIs
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Leaderboards, seasons, badges and trophies
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iOS, Android and responsive web apps
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Admin panel for contests, scoring and users
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Real-time updates with WebSockets
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Payments and wallets where the law allows
Rules first: what is legal where
Fantasy sports law varies by country and state, and it changed sharply in India in 2025, when the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act banned real-money online games, including paid fantasy contests. We plan contests, payments and prizes around the rules in your target markets, and we recommend legal review before launch. Free-to-play, fan-engagement and subscription formats are often the starting point. Read our guide to fantasy cricket app development in 2026.
A good fit if you are
- A sports club, league or media brand building fan engagement
- A startup launching a fantasy or prediction game
- An operator moving to free-to-play formats or new markets
- A business adding fantasy contests to an existing app
A free-to-play fantasy app for NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL fans
Daily trivia, predictions, salary-cap fantasy contests and live MLB at-bat games, with credits players redeemed for game tickets. No deposits and free entry to every contest. Native iOS and Android apps with a Laravel back end and admin portal on AWS.
A live, data-driven fantasy platform for MMA fan clubs
A responsive web platform for an MMA fan club in California, with real-time UFC data, prediction tracking, and global and club leaderboards with trophies and badges each season. Built with React, Node.js, PostgreSQL and AWS.
How a fantasy app project runs
We start with the game: contest formats, scoring rules and the markets you will launch in. Next we choose and test a sports data provider, because live data drives everything in a fantasy product. Design and development follow in short sprints with working builds you can try. Before launch we test scoring under live-event conditions and set up the admin tools your team will use on match days. Every launch includes 30 days of post-launch support. Your quote is your price unless the scope changes.
Clients' Experiences
Here is what some of our clients say about working with us.
Jason Vowell
Suresh Dakshina
Sam Sherman
Adalbert Pilip
Tom White
Kavan Antani
Got questions?
Well, we've got answers
Most fantasy projects fall in our Business tier ($10,000 to $20,000) for a focused app with contests, live scoring and an admin panel, or our Advanced tier ($20,000+) for multi-sport platforms with real-time features, several apps and heavy data processing. Sports data feeds are licensed separately from the data provider. See our pricing page.
Typically 6 to 16 weeks, depending on the tier. Plan the launch around your sport’s season so the app is live, tested and stable before the first big match day.
From licensed sports data providers through their APIs. During discovery we compare accuracy, speed, coverage and licence terms. On our MMA platform we tested several data sources before choosing one.
It depends on where you launch. India banned real-money online games, including paid fantasy contests, in 2025, and rules elsewhere vary by country and, in the US, by state. We plan contests, payments and prizes around the rules for your markets and recommend legal review before launch.
Yes. We have built fantasy products as responsive web platforms, as native iOS and Android apps, and as Flutter apps.