Scorability Raises $40 Million for Athletic Recruitment
The Austin-based platform plans to expand its mobile mentality assessments to include a dozen additional college sports.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Scholarships
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Austin-based recruitment platform Scorability closed a $40 million funding round in September 2025 to support its efforts in connecting student-athletes with college programs. The company currently serves 1.2 million athletes and 4,500 college programs across eight different sports.
Why it matters
The platform seeks to streamline the complex college sports recruiting process for local families and coaches who often navigate fragmented systems. By providing a standardized mentality assessment, the company aims to provide a clearer profile for students pursuing athletic scholarships.
The company has raised $40 million in capital to support its network of 1.2 million athletes and 4,500 college programs. It remains unknown when the platform will officially launch its expansion into the dozen additional sports mentioned in its growth projections.
The players
Scorability
An Austin-based platform that connects high school athletes with college recruitment programs.
Bluestone Equity Partners
An investment firm that led the $40 million funding round for Scorability.
Fanatics
A sports merchandise and platform company that provided investment into Scorability.
The details
Scorability uses a seven-minute mobile mentality assessment, developed with methodology from AuctusIQ, to help bridge the gap between high school athletes and recruiters. The platform operates like a professional network for college sports to reduce common inefficiencies in the recruiting pipeline. Following the September 2025 investment led by Bluestone Equity Partners, the company plans to increase its current sports coverage to include golf, lacrosse, tennis, and other disciplines.
Timeline
Scorability launched its operations in 2024.
The $40 million funding round was finalized in September 2025.
The Texas Context
The growth of digital recruitment tools like Scorability reflects the increased professionalization of college sports following the NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy. This trend marks a move toward data-driven scouting that mirrors the recruitment patterns seen in professional leagues.
Student-athletes in Austin can currently access the seven-minute mentality assessment to build their recruitment profiles on the company platform. Families should monitor the platform's updates for the eventual addition of sports like swimming, diving, and track and field.
The takeaway
The platform functions as a centralized hub for athletes looking to manage their college recruitment pathway through a mobile-first interface. Athletes and parents should keep watch for updates on the expansion into new sports to see if their specific discipline is added to the network.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Inc..
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