About ZIVO Sports
ZIVO Sports is an independent guide to where live, upcoming, and recent games are available to watch. It covers MLB, NBA, MLS, the FIBA Women's World Cup, and Formula 1, and resolves availability at country level from public data and source-cited rules.
By ZIVO Sports · Last updated September 21, 2026
What ZIVO does
For each game in the catalog, ZIVO shows the sourced ways it can be watched — a regional sports network, a league streaming app, or a national broadcaster — together with the region each route applies to.
It resolves "where can I watch this game" by combining public sports-data sources, such as MLB's Stats API and TheSportsDB, with a versioned ruleset that describes how blackout and national-exclusivity rules affect each service.
ZIVO doesn't host, stream, or play video. It resolves to a link and stops. If it can't confirm a route for a game, it says so instead of inventing one.
What ZIVO doesn't do
ZIVO is not a broadcaster or a streaming service, and it doesn't sell subscriptions to one. It doesn't tell you how to get around a blackout, a streaming service's terms, or a league's rules, and it doesn't link to unlicensed streams.
It also doesn't scrape streaming catalogs. Broadcast and availability data comes from primary sources — league and network information, public schedule APIs, and published policy — because those sources are the ones that can be cited and verified.
How it's funded and positioned
ZIVO is free to use. There are no purchases and no advertising, and we don't sell personal information or share it with data brokers. The website uses product analytics to see how ZIVO is used and fix problems; the details are in the privacy policy.
The product grew out of a measurement exercise: a short test of whether "where can I legally watch this game right now" could be answered accurately, with a source behind every rule. The principles from that exercise still govern the product — cite the source, record what you couldn't determine, and never guess.
Who it's for
ZIVO is for anyone who wants a straight answer to "where can I watch this game?" without checking four apps and two provider guides. It's also for the fan who has hit a blackout message and wants to understand what it actually means.
Accuracy and honesty
Every blackout and carriage rule behind ZIVO's answers is meant to carry a source. Unknowns are recorded as findings rather than smoothed over, and a route that depends on a finer market than ZIVO can resolve is labeled market-dependent instead of guessed.
Read how ZIVO works for the resolution model, or the guides for the underlying rules.