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Custom Channels - About the company

Custom Channels is an unfunded company based in Lafayette (United States), founded in 2000 by John Bradley and David Rahn. It operates as a SaaS-based music streaming solutions provider for businesses. Custom Channels has not raised any funding yet. The company has 39 active competitors, including 3 funded and 5 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Rockbot, TouchTunes and JukeVision.

Company Details

SaaS-based music streaming solutions provider for businesses. The solution is used by retailers, dentists, restaurants, and more. The company offers solutions like creating playlists, remixes, creating personalized music, and more.
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Email ID
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Phone Number
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Founded Year
2000
Location
Lafayette, United States
Stage
Unfunded
Ranked
Employee Count
22 as on Sep 30, 2026
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Custom Channels's funding and investors

Custom Channels has not raised any funding rounds yet.

Custom Channels' founders and board of directors

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The founders of Custom Channels are John Bradley and David Rahn.
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Custom Channels' employee count trend

Custom Channels has 22 employees as of Sep 26. Here is Custom Channels's employee count trend over the years:
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Custom Channels's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Custom Channels include Rockbot, TouchTunes and JukeVision. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Custom Channels, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Rockbot
Rockbot
2010, Oakland (United States), Series A
Mobile jukebox app for customer engagement
$4.11M
73/100
2nd
Logo for TouchTunes
TouchTunes
1998, New York City (United States), Acquired
Jukebox entertainment platform enhancing social experiences in bars and restaurants
$45M
69/100
3rd
Logo for JukeVision
JukeVision
2015, Los Angeles (United States), Unfunded
Music jukebox platform for venues
-
-
38/100
4th
Logo for Videoder
Videoder
2013, Chandigarh (India), Deadpooled
App based video downloader
-
-
32/100
5th
Logo for Custom Channels
Custom Channels
2000, Lafayette (United States), Unfunded
SaaS-based music streaming solutions provider for businesses
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-
31/100
6th
Logo for Jukeboxy
Jukeboxy
2013, New York City (United States), Unfunded
Licensed music streaming service providing tailored audio solutions for businesses
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-
31/100
7th
Logo for Jukmob
Jukmob
2015, El Bosque (Spain), Deadpooled
Background music streaming platform for businesses and venues
-
-
30/100
8th
Logo for Jukebox Studio
Jukebox Studio
2014, Mumbai (India), Seed
Music jukebox application for venues
$537K
-
30/100
9th
Logo for JookeBox
JookeBox
2016, Bengaluru (India), Unfunded
Music jukebox platform for venues
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-
29/100
10th
Logo for Sevenpop
Sevenpop
2012, Tel Aviv (Israel), Seed
Jukebox for audience engagement at stores
$400K
29/100
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Custom Channels's Investments and acquisitions

Custom Channels has made no investments or acquisitions yet.

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