Endeavor Streaming

Company type	Private
Industry	Streaming media Video on demand
Predecessor	NeuLion
Founded	January 14, 2019; 7 years ago (2019-01-14)
Founder	Endeavor
Headquarters	New York City, New York , United States
Areas served	United States International
Brands	The Vesper Platform
Services	Streaming and web services Business consulting
Parent	Endeavor
Website	www.deltatre.com

Endeavor Streaming is a multinational digital video distribution and streaming company.[1] In 2025, Deltatre acquired Endeavor Streaming, marking a new era for both companies and further strengthening Deltatre’s leadership across the digital and OTT market with broader capabilities and expanded reach.[2] The company works with professional sports leagues and entertainment companies to distribute live and on-demand content.[1] It also offers various business services.[3]

Previously operating as a subsidiary of the American company Endeavor,[1][3] Endeavor Streaming was formed in January 2019[4] in part through the rebranding of NeuLion, which had been founded in 2004[5] and acquired by Endeavor in 2018.[1]

NeuLion, later Endeavor Streaming, was founded as a private technology company in 2004.[5] Headquartered in Plainview, New York,[6][7] among its co-founders were Charles Wang and Nancy Li.[5] NeuLion merged with JumpTV in 2008,[7] then JumpTV Inc. changed its name to NeuLion, Inc. in 2009 and continued trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the new name.[8] NeuLion acquired Interactive Netcasting Systems in 2009,[9] and TransVideo International in 2010.[10]

By 2015, customers included the National Football League (NFL),[11] Sky in New Zealand,[12] and the EFL, among others.[13] With competition in the sports streaming market increasing, NeuLion lost the NHL as a client when the league moved its contract to BAMTech.[5] NeuLion acquired DivX, Inc. in 2015,[14] with former DivX CEO Kanaan Jemili becoming CEO of NeuLion,[14] which gave NeuLion access to DivX's 4K Ultra HD technology,[14] and integrated into devices such as LG,[15] Samsung,[16] and Sony.[17]

In 2016, the company partnered with the NBA,[18][19] UFC,[1][20] and Univision[21] on trial streams of 4K games,[22] where NeuLion's 2016 broadcast of UFC 205 became the first global pay-per-view event to be live streamed in 4K.[23] NeuLion acquired Saffron Digital in that year, and Roy Reichbach was named President and CEO.[24] In March 2018, NeuLion agreed to be acquired by Endeavor for USD$250 million, becoming a privately held subsidiary.[1] As part of the deal NeuLion retained 550 employees, including 125 at its Long Island headquarters[5] it had moved into in 2016.[25] The deal was finalized in May 2018 and NeuLion common stock was delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange.[26]

Endeavor Streaming was formed by Endeavor Group in January 2019, with the new division including Endeavor's video streaming products and services[4] and also absorbing NeuLion.[27] The new subsidiary was described as a "direct-to-consumer streaming unit, which conducts front and back end operations" for sports leagues and media companies.[28] Endeavor Streaming maintained contracts with former NeuLion clients such as Univision, Sky Sports,[4] the NFL, NBA, UFC, and Big Ten Network,[27] and announced WWE as a new client.[4] On January 5, 2024, Endeavor Streaming began distributing Total Nonstop Action Wrestling's (TNA) subscription service TNA+.[2]

Endeavor hired Fred Santarpia to run Endeavor Streaming in November 2020. Business Insider wrote that Santarpia would oversee global expansion.[28] In 2021 and 2022, it launched OTT platforms for networks and sports organizations in Europe, Japan,[29] and the Philippines.[30] In recent years, the company has also offered business consulting and predictive analysis on matters related to OTT platforms.[3]

In 2025, Deltatre acquired Endeavor Streaming, marking a new era for both companies and further strengthening Deltatre’s leadership across the digital and OTT market with broader capabilities and expanded reach.[2]

Endeavor Streaming is an over-the-top (OTT) platform provider, customizing streaming applications for media companies, networks and major sports franchises.[31] In particular, it creates direct-to-consumer (DTC) streaming services,[32] which are compatible with desktop computers, iOS and Android devices,[29] and various connected TV devices.[33]

The company calls its end-to-end video streaming platform[33] the Vesper Platform. The platform primarily distributes premium sports and entertainment content, live and on-demand. The platform also has a number of distribution and management features, including a monetization suite, analytics and data aggregation, machine learning, playback options, stream security,[34] and subscriber management.[35] There are also features to optimize content for viewers,[34] such as localization of content and bookmarking between devices.[33]

Endeavor Streaming incorporated live shopping into its own platform in 2022,[36] and also created a platform for channel customization and distribution,[32] streaming on free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) services, such as The Roku Channel and Samsung TV Plus.[31]

Endeavor Streaming offers services such as business consulting,[3] analytics, and predictive modeling[33] in relation to over-the-top (OTT) and direct-to-consumer (DTC) media streaming.[3] Its DTC growth services division consults[33] on scaling and topics such as churn rate, pricing, and marketing.[3] In 2023, Endeavor Streaming published a whitepaper on streaming and market trends in collaboration with SportsPro.[37]

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