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Zoomph was acquired by Epsilon.
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Zoomph

Zoomph

Zoomph quantifies the dollar value of sports sponsorships and social media exposure, giving brands and rights holders a data-driven foundation to evaluate and optimize marketing ROI.

zoomph.comHerndon, Virginia, United StatesFounded 2012

Last updated Jun 3, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment

Industry
Sports Analytics & Sponsorship Measurement
Business Model
SaaS
Target Market
Enterprise
Employee Count
51-200
Funding
$8M
Parent Company
Epsilon (part of Publicis Groupe)
API Available
Yes
Market Position

A leading sponsorship valuation and social analytics platform focused on the sports and entertainment vertical, competing with Nielsen Sports and other measurement providers

Overview

Zoomph is a data-driven sponsorship valuation and social media analytics platform purpose-built for the sports and entertainment industry. The platform enables teams, leagues, brands, and agencies to measure the ROI of sponsorships by analyzing social media activity, audience demographics, and media exposure across channels including Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and broadcast. Zoomph's proprietary valuation methodology translates digital impressions and engagement into tangible dollar values, giving rights holders and sponsors a common currency for evaluating partnership performance. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, Zoomph grew to become a recognized player in the sports analytics and sponsorship intelligence space, serving major professional sports leagues, collegiate athletic programs, and Fortune 500 brand sponsors. The company was acquired by NeuLion (later rebranded as Endeavor Streaming) and subsequently its technology and client relationships became part of a broader sports media and data ecosystem. Despite the acquisition, Zoomph has continued to operate as a distinct brand, maintaining its product suite and customer base in the sponsorship measurement market. In the competitive AdTech and sports analytics landscape, Zoomph differentiates itself through deep integrations with social platforms, real-time audience segmentation, and a focus on the unique measurement needs of sports sponsorships. Its tools are used to benchmark sponsorship value, identify audience personas, and demonstrate the tangible impact of marketing investments — making it a critical tool for both rights holders seeking to justify sponsorship pricing and brands evaluating the effectiveness of their sports marketing spend.

Products & Features

Sponsorship Valuation

Measures and assigns dollar value to sponsorship assets including social media posts, jersey logos, stadium signage, and broadcast exposure

Audience Intelligence

Analyzes and segments audiences by demographics, psychographics, and interests to help brands understand who they are reaching

Social Media Analytics

Tracks engagement, reach, and sentiment across major social platforms in real time

Campaign Reporting

Generates automated reports for sponsors and rights holders to demonstrate campaign performance and partnership value

Competitive Benchmarking

Compares sponsorship performance against league, team, or industry benchmarks

Key Features
Real-time social media monitoring and analyticsProprietary sponsorship dollar-value attributionAudience demographic and psychographic profilingMulti-platform coverage including Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, YouTubeAutomated white-label reportingBroadcast and digital media exposure trackingLeague and team benchmarking tools
Use Cases
Measuring the social media value of a jersey patch or stadium naming rights dealHelping brands evaluate ROI on sports sponsorship investmentsEnabling teams and leagues to price sponsorship inventory with data backingIdentifying audience personas for targeted sponsorship activationBenchmarking a team's social performance against league peersGenerating post-campaign reports for sponsor renewal conversations
Customer Segments
Professional sports teams and leagues (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS)Collegiate athletic departmentsSports agencies and representation firmsBrand sponsors and Fortune 500 marketing teamsMedia companies and broadcasters
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