- Sorare is a leading global fantasy sports platform that combines digital collectibles with competitive gameplay, allowing users to buy, trade, and manage officially licensed player cards.
- In the past year, Sorare has raised a total of $739M across seven funding rounds, including a significant Series B round of $680M in September 2021, contributing to a valuation of $4.3B.
- The platform has established partnerships with major sports leagues and organizations, enabling a diverse range of users, including sports fans and collectors, to engage with their favorite teams and players through digital cards.
- Sorare's ideal buyers are sports enthusiasts and collectors who seek a unique blend of fantasy sports and digital asset ownership, addressing the demand for interactive and investment-driven experiences in the sports industry.
Engineering and the combined Marketing & Product group are the two largest areas, each accounting for roughly a quarter of Sorare’s staff at 38 employees apiece. Finance & Administration (24 employees) and Business Management (21 employees) provide the next-largest contributions, ensuring day-to-day operations and strategic planning. Smaller but essential units such as Legal, Operations, Information Technology, Sales & Support, and Human Resources collectively total just under 20 employees, illustrating a lean structure outside of core product and growth roles.
Sorare’s workforce is concentrated in France, with 56 employees in Paris and an additional 13 in the surrounding Île-de-France area. The company maintains a significant presence in the United States, led by 17 employees in New York and individual contributors in Atlanta and Palo Alto. London and other parts of the United Kingdom together employ 12 people, while a handful of staff are dispersed across locations such as Dubai and other remote settings. Roughly one-third of employees are classified as working from “Other” locations, reflecting Sorare’s flexibility in remote hiring.
