Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in October 2013 by Ori Shilo and Tomer Kazaz, Fanzone operated with 1–10 employees. The company secured funding across three rounds from five investors, including Firstime VC and Headline Ventures. A key milestone for Fanzone was becoming a UEFA Euro partner in April 2016.
Business overview
Fanzone developed a platform for real-time trip management, catering to various needs such as commuter shuttles, concert coach buses, festival shuttles, and charter rides. The platform supported trip planning by generating custom routes based on location and demand, and facilitated operations by connecting drivers, passengers, and operators through dedicated self-service interfaces. It offered real-time monitoring via a detailed dashboard for traffic control. Fanzone served market segments including fleet operators and event organizers, providing transportation solutions tailored to specific venues and event timelines. The company operated within the Social Media and Advertising sector, focusing on urban mobility and platforms & interfaces for consumers in transportation.
Strategic signal
In April 2016, Fanzone announced its partnership with UEFA Euro, a significant validation of its transportation platform's capabilities within major international events. This collaboration demonstrated the company's ability to scale its real-time trip management solutions for high-profile sporting events, signaling strong operational reliability and market penetration in the event logistics industry.
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- What is Fanzone's operational status?
- Fanzone is currently non-active, having ceased operations in July 2018.
- When was Fanzone founded and by whom?
- Fanzone was founded in October 2013 by Ori Shilo and Tomer Kazaz.
- What was a notable partnership for Fanzone?
- In April 2016, Fanzone became a UEFA Euro partner, leveraging its transportation platform for the major sporting event.
- Which investors participated in Fanzone's January 2014 Seed round?
- In January 2014, Fanzone secured Seed funding from Ron Zuckerman and Amir Gal-Or.