About WhereSports

Back in 2012, watching sports was simple: you had cable, or you didn’t. Today, it’s a maze. Your local team might be on a regional network, the national broadcast is on Peacock, and if you’re traveling in Europe, you suddenly need DAZN or Sky Sports.

It’s exhausting. Fans spend more time hunting for a working link than actually watching the kickoff.

That’s why we built WhereSports. We are not a video host. We do not aggregate "secret" streams. We are an independent broadcast intelligence platform. We map exactly where every fixture is legally broadcasting in your specific territory, doing the heavy lifting so you can just click and watch.

We don’t rely on automated bots to guess schedules, and we don’t scrape unverified forums. Our editorial desk manually verifies broadcast rights daily against official network carriage agreements.

• Network Verification:

  We confirm if tonight’s NBA matchup is on TNT, ESPN, or a local affiliate.

• Platform Auditing:

  We track exclusive digital windows (like Premier League matches moving exclusively to Peacock or Amazon Prime).

• Geo-Targeting:

  We cross-reference your region so you know which specific channel and app actually holds the rights in your country, saving you from frustrating blackout screens.

We aren’t a clickbait news site. We don’t publish 2,000-word filler articles about "The History of the Offside Rule." We know you don’t care. You want to know the exact kickoff time in your timezone and which app to open.

We are a team of sports enthusiasts and data analysts who got tired of broken links and fake streams. We built the precise, reliable tool we always wished existed.

Found a scheduling error? Want to suggest a league we should track? Our editorial team actually reads every message.