Enterprise · Live Sports

From first whistle to final. Every stream, every match.

Redflag AI watches individual matches for illegal streams as they happen. We only report a stream once we've confirmed it's genuinely playing, and every detection arrives with the evidence your legal team needs already attached.

The offering in brief

We protect matches, not just titles.

You give us a fixture. We watch it from kick-off to the final whistle, checking thousands of known pirate streaming sites, IPTV portals and social platforms — and we add new sources every week as they appear.

Then we do the part most services skip: we actually watch the stream. Every suspected stream is opened and played, and we check the picture to confirm it's your live match — not a video game, a replay or a poster — and identify which broadcaster's feed it came from. If it isn't really playing, you never hear about it.

Redflag Live Tracker dashboard listing monitored fixtures with detected pirate streams per event.
Coverage

Three scopes. Every sport.

Web

Pirate streaming sites

Dedicated pirate streaming properties, aggregators, schedule and listing sites, and the throwaway domains that mirror them. Monitored at host level, not brand level.
Social

Social & messaging

Streams and clips distributed through social platforms and messaging apps, including channel-based redistribution.
IPTV

Portals & playlists

IPTV portals and free playlist sources that resolve to a playable live channel.
Popular sports — we cover all sports, not just these
Soccer
Basketball
NFL
Baseball
Tennis
Golf
Cricket
Rugby
Boxing
MMA
Formula 1
Aussie Rules

If your sport isn't listed, it's still covered. Redflag protects live events across every professional and semi-professional sport — from tier-one leagues to niche regional competitions.

How it works

Four steps, every match.

01

We find the streams

We check the sites, portals and social platforms where your match is most likely to turn up illegally — each one covered by detection built specifically for it, so nothing is missed to a generic sweep.

02

We confirm it's really playing

Every suspected stream is opened and played before it counts. If it doesn't play, it isn't reported — so your team never spends time on dead links.

03

We capture the proof

A full screenshot of the stream, with the web address shown inside the image itself so the evidence proves where it came from — plus a second shot of the listing page with your match highlighted.

04

We check it's your match

We confirm the picture shows live sport rather than a game, replay or still image, and identify the broadcaster from the on-screen logo. Clear-cut cases move straight to enforcement; anything borderline goes to a person to review.

What you receive

Evidence you can act on.

Every detection arrives with the screenshot evidence, the exact pages the stream was watched and listed on, and which of your broadcasters' feeds it came from. You also get what it takes to escalate beyond the website itself: where the stream is being served from, which company is hosting it, and where in the world it's being served to.

Each one is labelled by what it actually is — a full live stream, highlights, or a clip — so you can prioritise the ones that cost you the most.

Infringements view for a live fixture, expanded to show the infringing URL, reference URL and resolved video manifest captured as evidence.
Advanced data & insights

Every infringement, deeply enriched.

Redflag doesn't just tell you a stream exists — we tell you where it's watched, who's serving it, how it's growing, and what it's costing you. Data collected on every detection is deep and structured, surfaced in your customer console as insights you can actually act on.

Where viewers are
Which countries the illegal streams are being watched in, and where demand is concentrated.
How big the audience is
Roughly how many people are watching at once, and how long they stay through the match.
Who's hosting it
The companies and services carrying the stream — so you can escalate past the site itself.
Which feed leaked
Which of your broadcasters' feeds was captured and re-streamed, identified from the on-screen graphics.
What kind of stream
Whether it's the full live match, highlights or a short clip — and how long it ran.
Who keeps coming back
The sites and channels that reappear match after match, season after season.

Scope your next event.

Tell us the fixture, the competition, the timezone — and the streams you can't afford to leak.