While you were watching the game, STATSCORE was counting every pass, tracking every shot, and feeding that data to betting platforms, sports media, and fantasy apps. This is the invisible infrastructure of modern sports consumption.

"STATSCORE doesn't play the game—they quantify it. Every decimal point in the odds, every micro-stat in the broadcast, every fantasy point calculation has a data source."

The keyword data reveals their strategic positioning. While they rank for broad queries like 'what sport is Korea best at,' their real value is in the high-intent, low-volume searches that enterprise clients use. The $31.7M revenue on 159 employees suggests ~$200K revenue per employee—a healthy ratio for a data provider. This isn't a startup burning cash; it's a mature operation with proven unit economics.

• The gambling industry's data backbone (80%+ of their market)
• White-label infrastructure that disappears into client products
• Direct traffic dominance signals established client relationships
• Revenue per employee indicates efficient scaling