Dizplai

Dizplai

http://dizplai.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/dizplai/

Dizplai, a privately owned company headquartered in the UK, operates with approximately 40 employees and reported $503,346.40 in revenue as of 2024. The company specializes in sports tech, offering a cloud-based data-display platform complemented by a professional services capability. This platform enables content producers to deliver interactive experiences, driving engagement and reach to increase monetization opportunities through the use of real-time data and social aggregation, along with a suite of graphics and engagement tools.

2024 Revenue

Founded

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Headcount

31

Headquarters

UK

Primary Segment

Sports tech

Ownership

Privately Owned

Deployments

21

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Dizplai offers products in the media tech industry. Dizplai's product portfolio comprises of sports tech.

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Dizplai's revenues were less than $1M in 2024. All the revenue comes from fan engagement tools and platforms.

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May

29th

2026

09:51

Gaming fan membership: what esports fans want (and pay for)

Key insights Gaming fans rank in-game rewards and ad-free content as their top reasons to register for a membership. Voting rights and Discord roles come last, and it isn’t close. Utility perks outperform vanity perks because they make the fan experience better every single session, not just at sign-up.

May

29th

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag

Dizplai Appoints Christian Matthews to Steer US Commercial Expansion

Dizplai Appoints Christian Matthews to Steer US Commercial Expansion Audience engagement specialist Dizplai has announced the appointment of senior sports executive Christian Matthews and his firm, Matthews Advisory, to guide its commercial operations in the United States.

May

28th

2026

10:40

Events, Emerging Tech

Why independent media is the new authority in news | The Rest is Politics, Full Breakdown ep. 3

Key takeaways: Live isn’t just about the broadcast itself: the build-up and the post-event window matter as much, because what audiences want is the shared community experience around it. Reddit, Discord and live chat are now where serious analysis happens, and the Rest is Politics audience is actively shaping the editorial of the show through the comments and subreddits.

May

19th

2026

08:30

Gaming fan monetisation: closing the $452.23 revenue gap

Gaming fans are some of the most passionate, most engaged, and most willing-to-spend communities on the planet. And somehow, most of the organisations in their ecosystem are leaving the majority of that money on the table.

Apr

15th

2026

09:55

The psychology behind contextual commerce

There’s a moment in every live stream where the energy shifts, the host says something, a product appears, and suddenly people are buying. Not because of a discount code or a countdown timer, but because the moment was right.

Apr

14th

2026

05:09

Events, Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

What Bieber's Coachella set says about live audience engagement

Last weekend, Justin Bieber headlined Coachella with a laptop and a Wi-Fi connection. No dancers, no elaborate set design. He sat on a stool, opened YouTube, and played his old songs back to 90,000 people for 25 minutes.

Apr

10th

2026

10:45

Passive attention doesn’t pay

Why active attention is the only attention worth measuring There’s a version of audience engagement that looks impressive on paper and delivers almost nothing in practice. Reach. Impressions. View counts. These are the metrics that fill decks and satisfy boards, but they don’t tell you much about what your audience is actually doing, or more importantly, what they’re willing to do next.

Apr

8th

2026

09:04

Financial Results, B2B Tag

Impressions aren’t dead, but they’re certainly not gospel anymore

Something has quietly broken in the publisher model. Not dramatically, but consistently enough to make the commercial teams at media companies feel it in their numbers. Traffic and impressions are still there, but the revenue those metrics used to unlock is getting harder to justify, harder to sell, and harder to grow.

Apr

7th

2026

07:16

Dizplai's View: Media & Sports Industry News

Here’s what’s shaping the industry right now. NFL Teams Just Got the Keys to Their Own Digital Kingdom. The NFL has approved a sweeping package of digital rights changes for all 32 clubs. Social as owned media, highlights on TikTok, in-game second-screen content now sponsorable, and clubs can now sell original content directly to streamers.

Mar

26th

2026

10:33

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

How creators are taking over the red carpet

The red carpet has always been a carefully controlled and choreographed environment. A network secured the broadcast rights, a professional presenter was deployed, and the moment was owned from first arrival to final interview. For decades the audience watched on a schedule, on a single screen, through a single lens.

Mar

26th

2026

05:10

The companion show: how to build loyalty after the main event

Brands and publishers that build active communities rather than passive audiences show 37% higher retention and 26% higher lifetime value. The difference between the two often comes down to one thing: what happens after the main event.

Mar

23rd

2026

11:03

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

How to engineer a live shopping moment that converts

Social commerce – buying while you scroll, react, and watch – is no longer a side channel. It’s a $680 billion global market, growing fast, with platforms like TikTok Shop and WhatNot proving that live, interactive shopping isn’t just viable, it’s outperforming traditional e-commerce in engagement, conversion, and repeat purchase behaviour.

Dizplai's customers primarily consist of telecoms companies. Examples of Dizplai's customers include NBCUniversal, Bell Canada and Sky Group.

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