Snapp Raises $4.6M to Expand Its Sports AI Platform

Snapp, a San Francisco, CA-based sports AI startup, has raised $4.6 million in a funding round.

The round saw backers including a16z Speedrun, Dorm Room Fund, Gold House Ventures, House Fund, Valia Ventures, Jason Wang, Andy Zhang, Prakash Janakiraman, Jeff Wang, Bling Capital, Danny Conway, Bridge Ventures, Great Oaks, Operator Stack, and Entrepreneur VC.

The company will use the funding to expand its enterprise platform and consumer applications, improve its real-time sports reasoning engine and scale its data infrastructure.

What is Snapp?

Founded in 2025, Snapp develops an AI-powered sports intelligence platform for fans, fantasy players, analysts and professional sports teams.

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The platform connects to more than 30 live sports data pipelines covering over 100 global leagues. It uses this information to provide real-time analysis for sports-related queries, helping users access updated statistics, player information, injury reports and market trends.

For consumers, Snapp connects with platforms such as ESPN, Yahoo Sports and Sleeper to analyse fantasy league rosters, schedules and waiver-wire trends. It also integrates with more than 30 sportsbooks and prediction markets, including Kalshi and Polymarket, to help users assess market prices and identify potential opportunities.

The platform also supports automated briefings through email and SMS. Analysts can use its live data pipelines to build, test and automate their own predictive models.

How Much Funding Has Snapp Raised?

Snapp has raised $4.6 million in its latest funding round. The company has not disclosed its total funding raised to date or details of previous funding rounds.

Who Invested in Snapp’s Funding Round?

The funding round included participation from several venture capital firms and individual investors.

Named investors include:

• a16z Speedrun
• Dorm Room Fund
• Gold House Ventures
• House Fund
• Valia Ventures
• Bling Capital
• Bridge Ventures
• Great Oaks
• Operator Stack
• Entrepreneur VC

Individual investors included Jason Wang, Andy Zhang, Prakash Janakiraman, Jeff Wang and Danny Conway.

Why the Funding Matters

Snapp will use the capital to expand its enterprise platform and consumer applications. It also plans to improve its real-time sports reasoning engine and strengthen the infrastructure that supports its data pipelines.

These developments are intended to help the company serve both individual sports fans and professional teams with faster, more reliable sports analysis.

Who founded Snapp?

Snapp was founded in 2025 by Shawn Tsao, Min Park, Andrew Tamura and Alex Marshall. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

“Winning should be fun. Getting an edge shouldn’t feel like work,” said Snapp CEO and co-founder Shawn Tsao, who previously scaled Caviar through its acquisitions by Square and DoorDash. “Our AI does the research and connects the dots, using live sports data to help you make smarter calls on your fantasy lineup and bets. You get to focus on enjoying the game.”

Market and Business Growth

Snapp reports that its consumer application has more than 20,000 active users. Its platform covers over 100 global leagues through more than 30 live data pipelines.

It also connects with major fantasy sports platforms and more than 30 sportsbooks and prediction markets.

According to the company's internal benchmarks, Snapp delivers 44% better sports intelligence than the frontier consumer AI models included in its comparison. It also claims 2.8 times better analysis of complex sports metrics and up to 3.2 times faster accurate answers for time-sensitive betting and fantasy queries.

What Happens Next?

Snapp plans to expand its consumer and enterprise products while continuing to improve its sports reasoning engine and data infrastructure.

The company will also develop its automated workflows and predictive modelling tools for analysts, fantasy players and professional sports teams.

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