RightsRadar

RightsRadar is a sports streaming “availability engine” that tells fans exactly where a specific game is legally watchable in their location—across OTT apps, cable logins, league passes, and free-to-air streams. Users pick teams/leagues, enter their country/ZIP, and get a clean answer: which service, what plan tier, blackout risk, start time, and one-tap deep links to the correct app. The app also tracks last-minute rights changes and rescheduled games, sending alerts when a match becomes available (or gets blacked out). It’s not another streaming platform; it’s the map that reduces churn, refunds, and rage-quits caused by confusing rights fragmentation. Monetization is realistic: affiliate revenue from signups, a small premium tier for power users (multi-league calendars, family profiles), and B2B licensing to sports bars and fan communities that need reliable “where to watch” data.

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