Where does WebServer rank among its competitors?

WebServer ranks 329th amongst 331 active competitors, of which 13 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Rogers, which secured $5.1B in Jun, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of WebServer?

WebServer's top competitors include Telus, DNA and Sky. Among them, Rogers secured the most recent funding round in June, 2025.

WebServer - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

WebServer is an unfunded company. It operates as an Operator of digital platforms providing live streaming of television channels. WebServer has not raised any funding yet. The company has 331 active competitors, including 13 funded and 49 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Telus, DNA and Sky.

Company Details

Operator of digital platforms providing live streaming of television channels. This service aggregates various broadcast signals to enable viewing of entertainment, news, and sports programming through web browsers. Users access a selection of public and private media content via an internet connection. The platform functions as a centralized portal for real-time media consumption.

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329^th among 331 active competitors

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Top competitors of WebServer include Telus, DNA and Sky. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of WebServer, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Telus 1990, Vancouver (Canada), Public	Integrated telecom and IPTV services provider	-	CIBC, RBC Capital Markets & 2 others	77/100
2nd	DNA 1999, Helsinki (Finland), Acquired	Integrated telecommunication and TV services provider	$188M	Scott Amyx, Finda & 2 others	76/100
3rd	Sky 1990, Isleworth (United Kingdom), Acquired	Television and broadband internet services	-	Elliott Management, Kreos Capital & 8 others	76/100
4th	Osn 2009, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Series C	Satellite TV provider based in Dubai	$57M	Mashreq Bank, BNP Paribas & 11 others	72/100
5th	Rogers 1935, Toronto (Canada), Public	Provider of wifi and fiber optic services	$1M	Blackstone, Social Capital & 7 others	72/100
6th	Comcast 1963, Philadelphia (United States), Public	Provider of phone, internet, and television services	-	JANA Partners, Kleiner Perkins	72/100
7th	Vivacom 1879, Sofia (Bulgaria), Acquired	Telecom operator services	$356M	Novator, Novator Partners & 5 others	71/100
8th	Cogeco 1956, Montreal (Canada), Public	Fiber-optic internet, TV, and fixed-line telephone services provider	-	IAM Group, Prime Minister & 3 others	69/100
9th	Bell 1880, Montreal (Canada), Acquired	Provider of fibre internet, television, and home phone services for individual & business sectors	-	Prime Minister, Clearspring Capital Partners	68/100
10th	Windstream 2006, Little Rock (United States), Public	Voice and data services provider	$272M	Wazee Street Capital, Vestar Capital Partners ... & 5 others	67/100
329th	WebServer Unfunded	Operator of digital platforms providing live streaming of television channels	-	-	16/100