Private#2 of 26 in this industry3 markets

Active Network

activenetwork.com

campus recreation managementfitness softwaresecurity doors
Part of Global Payments Communities and sports divisions sold by Vista to Global Payments for ~$1.2B incl. tax asset, announced Aug 2017
Revenue—not disclosed
Markets named in3across this research
Incumbent in1the one to displace
Rank in industry2 / 26by revenue
01

Where it competes

Every market in this research that names Active Network. Where it is the named incumbent it leads the list. The entry signal is the market’s, not the company’s — it says how open that market is to someone new.

MarketRoleShareEntry signal
Kids & Youth Activity Software — Sports, Classes, Camps & Play
71399 Other amusement and recreation industries
Incumbent — 45% entry signal
Local Government Software
913910 Other local, municipal and regional public administration
Competitor — 62% entry signal
Event Ticketing & Venue Operations Software
7113 Promoters (presenters) of performing arts, sports and similar events
Competitor — 45% entry signal
02

Others in Other amusement and recreation industries

Ranked by revenue. Companies that disclose none follow, ordered by how many markets name them.

1 GameChanger Private $100M
2 Active Network Private —
3 DaySmart Private —
4 Iclasspro Private —
5 Jackrabbit Private —
6 Pike13 Private —
7 Akada Private —
8 Amilia Private —
9 CampBrain Private —
10 CampMinder Private —
11 CourseStorm Private —
12 GameSheet Private —
13 Hello Club Private —
14 Jersey Watch Private —
15 LeagueApps Private —
16 Omnify Private —
17 PlayMetrics Private —
18 Sawyer Private —
19 SportsEngine Private —
20 Stack Sports Private —
21 TeamLinkt Private —
22 TeamSnap Private —
23 Thapos Private —
24 UltraCamp Private —
25 Upper Hand Private —

And 1 more — see every company.

Company details are from the search.cos database (snapshot 2026-10-10); market roles, shares and sourced revenue are from the research records linked above. Filed under the industry it serves — a software vendor sits with the industry that buys from it. Ranks convert currencies at approximate rates to put companies in order; every figure shown is in the currency it was reported in.