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Jump
The next era of sports runs on Jump.
About Jump
Most teams are stuck stitching together ticketing, merch, content, and gameday tools from different vendors, paying fees at every step, and losing visibility on the fan relationship. Jump changes that. We give you one unified system for ticketing, content, commerce, and gameday ops—purpose-built for sports teams and venues. No hidden fees. No middlemen. Just one platform your team fully owns and controls. Teams like the Minnesota Timberwolves are already using Jump to take back control of their data, margin, and brand, delivering the kind of experience fans expect today. Founded by Marc Lore, Alex Rodriguez, and Jordy Leiser, and backed by top investors like Forerunner, Will Ventures, Mastry, and Courtside, we’re rethinking what the fan experience should be—and how teams can own more of it. With Jump, you can: - Eliminate ticketing fees and recapture lost margin - Grow fan LTV with smarter upsells and owned data - Streamline ops with tools built specifically for sports teams - Align incentives through a SaaS + rev share model It’s everything you need to run and grow a modern sports business, from first click to final whistle.
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Signals from Jump
6 published signals
Products & Services
Jump built an internal AI-powered platform to save team time and support clients more effectively.
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People
Jump employee Benson Truong contributes to the company by building an internal AI-powered platform and critical software for clients.
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Presence & Recognition
Jump participated in a conversation on the TBPN platform with the Minnesota Timberwolves discussing how sports teams should own the relationship with their fans beyond ticketing intermediaries.
Reported by Jordy Leiser
Presence & Recognition
Jump CEO Jordy Leiser and Matthew Caldwell, CEO of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx, joined TBPN to talk about fan relationship changes and fan data.
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Presence & Recognition
Jump CEO Matthew Caldwell showed a fan the difference between the Timberwolves app and Jump
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People
Jump CEO Matthew Caldwell described the day the Minnesota Timberwolves cut over to their new digital ecosystem powered by Jump.
Reported by Jump