FloSports

Austin, TX · Founded 2006 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of a direct-to-consumer sports video streaming platform designed to facilitate long tail, offering live and on-demand access. FloSports is based in Austin, TX and was founded in 2006. It was valued at $400 million at its later-stage round in Mar 2025, the last priced event on record. It has raised $171 million across 2 recorded rounds; the latest was a $47.2 million early-stage round in May 2019.

PMV mark · valuation
$400.0M
Oct 2026
Priced at
its later-stage round
Mar 2025
Total raised
$170.7M
Last round
Early Stage VC
May 2019
How much has FloSports raised?
$170.7Macross 2 recorded rounds · Aug 2016 – May 2019

Most recently, FloSports raised $47.2M in its Early Stage VC (May 2019).

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FloSports round by round

2 rounds
May 2019Early Stage VC$47.2MSEC filing▮
10 investors participated
Aug 2016Early Stage VC$21.2MSEC filing▮
8 investors participated

How much has FloSports raised?

FloSports has raised $171 million in total; 2 of its rounds are on record. The largest on record was a $47.2 million early-stage round in May 2019.

FloSports has filed 2 Form Ds with the SEC since 2016, most recently in Jul 2019 ($47.2 million sold to 10 investors).

FloSports investors

12 investors are on record for FloSports, including SVB Financial Group (Dallas), DCM Ventures, BDMI and Eastward Capital Partners. The early-stage round in May 2019 drew 10 investors.

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Frequently asked about FloSports

How much has FloSports raised?
FloSports has raised $170.7M in total across 2 recorded funding rounds.
When was FloSports's last funding round?
FloSports's most recent recorded round was Early Stage VC in May 2019, raising $47.2M.