EGO
STVV
SC Bastia
Walibi Belgium
City of Schaerbeek
Royal Sporting Club d'Anderlecht
Belgium Esports Federation
Deliveroo Belgium
Gamers Era
SCO Angers
AJ AuxerreOne briefing. One technical setup. One team accountable.
Platform, production, and events — operated by one team. One team means one person accountable when something breaks.
What has Netgen delivered?
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Why one team beats three vendors
Founded in 2019, Netgen is a Belgian esports company running all three services through one team. For organizations running platform, production, and events together, this means one briefing, one technical setup, and one person accountable — from the initial brief to the final broadcast.
There are no handoffs between a software vendor, a production company, and an event agency. The same team that configured the tournament structure is in the production room during the live broadcast. The logistics coordinator on the event floor has a direct line to the person managing the stream.
This matters most when something unexpected happens: a network failure during a live production, a scoring dispute during a tournament, a logistics delay on the morning of an event. In those moments, the person who understands the full technical picture is the same person responsible for resolving it.
Most clients who previously relied on multiple esports vendors describe this as the difference between 'we'll check with the other team' and 'it's already handled'.
Who works with Netgen?
Sports clubs
Run tournament programs to build a competitive gaming community around their existing fan base.
Esports clubs & organizations
Use the platform to manage their competitive calendar and the production service to broadcast their events.
Federations
Run national or regional competition structures, often combining the platform with live production for finals.
Universities & student leagues
Run inter-campus competitions without building their own infrastructure.
Public institutions
City governments and cultural organizations run community gaming events through the event management service.
Brands
Run sponsored tournament programs as marketing activation, using the platform for structure and production for broadcast.
Event agencies
Engage Netgen when a client brief includes an esports component that exceeds in-house technical capacity.
Across all categories, the common need is the same: structured esports programming without the overhead of building the infrastructure from scratch.
What clients say
