Where does NextDayBingo rank among its competitors?

NextDayBingo ranks 221st amongst 225 active competitors, of which 4 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was QCI, which secured an undisclosed amount in Jul, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of NextDayBingo?

NextDayBingo's top competitors include Bede Gaming, Rush Street Interactive and Inspired Entertainment. Among them, QCI secured the most recent funding round in July, 2025.

NextDayBingo - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Provider of management software for bingo games and inventory tracking. This platform facilitates the operation of bingo game sessions, enabling the processing of player orders, the sale of pull tab cards, and the tracking of winners. The system includes inventory management tools to handle purchase orders and invoices, while providing automatic updates during live game sessions. It supports the integration of digital bingo boards, loyalty rewards tracking, and point of sale systems. The software functions with or without the use of electronic player devices and generates reports for auditing purposes.

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Unfunded

Ranked

221^st among 225 active competitors

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Top competitors of NextDayBingo include Bede Gaming, Rush Street Interactive and Inspired Entertainment. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of NextDayBingo, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Bede Gaming 2012, Newcastle Upon Tyne (United Kingdom), Acquired	Tech-enabled software solutions for gambling operators	-	-	59/100
2nd	Rush Street Interactive 2012, Chicago (United States), Public	Tech-enabled solutions for gambling operators	-	-	56/100
3rd	Inspired Entertainment New York (United States), Public	Provider of gaming content technology hardware and retail betting solutions	$15.9M	HPE	56/100
4th	Scientific Games 1973, Alpharetta (United States), Acquired	Provider of lottery game systems retail terminals and digital solutions	-	Generation Partners, BCI & 2 others	56/100
5th	INTRALOT Athens (Greece), Public	Developer of technology platforms for lottery betting and gaming operations	-	-	54/100
6th	QCI 2013, San Diego (United States), Seed	Provider of data analytics and operational tools for the gaming sector	-	-	53/100
7th	OpenBet 1996, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Provider of software solutions for the betting and online gaming industry	$17.2M	AlpInvest Partners, HPE	53/100
8th	FSB Technology 2007, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Provider of tech-enabled software solutions for the gambling and sports betting industries	$32.8M	Clairvest, Sports Media Technology & 21 others	51/100
9th	Orenes Group 2005, Murcia (Spain), Unfunded	Chains providing gaming and leisure services, hotels, and restaurant facilities	-	-	51/100
10th	Slotegrator 2012, Limassol (Cyprus), Unfunded	Provider of online casino software and B2B solutions for the iGaming industry	-	-	49/100
221st	NextDayBingo Unfunded	Provider of management software for bingo games and inventory tracking	-	-	16/100