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London Broncos Select Fanbase as Ticketing & Fan Engagement Partner

Fresh from a historic treble-winning season and under ambitious new ownership, London Broncos have selected Fanbase as their Ticketing & Fan Engagement Partner in a multi-year deal to support the club’s continued growth on and off the pitch.

London Broncos Select Fanbase as Ticketing & Fan Engagement Partner

Fanbase is delighted to announce a new multi-year partnership with London Broncos, becoming the club’s Official Ticketing & Fan Engagement Partner.

The agreement comes at an exciting time for London’s only professional rugby league club, following a remarkable 2026 season that saw the Broncos complete a historic treble and lay the foundations for an ambitious new chapter.

Under new ownership, led by Australian rugby league legend Darren Lockyer and businessman Grant Wechsel, London Broncos have undergone a significant transformation both on and off the pitch.

The club enjoyed an extraordinary 2026 campaign, winning the Betfred Championship Grand Final, League Leaders’ Shield and 1895 Cup. Their 78–6 Grand Final victory over Doncaster capped a record-breaking season, providing further momentum for a club with its sights firmly set on returning to Super League.

That progress has extended beyond the men’s first team. The Broncos have enjoyed growing attendances, expanded their digital audience and celebrated promotion to the Women’s Super League, reflecting the scale of the ambition running throughout the organisation.

With a renewed focus on commercial growth, community engagement and building a sustainable future, the club has selected Fanbase to help strengthen its relationship with supporters.

Through the multi-year agreement, Fanbase will provide an integrated ticketing and fan engagement platform, making it easier for supporters to purchase tickets and interact with the club while giving the Broncos greater visibility of their audience.

Through Fanbase, London Broncos will be able to see who’s attending matches, how often they’re returning and where opportunities exist to bring supporters back. With ticketing and fan engagement connected in one platform, the club can communicate directly with different groups of supporters, encourage occasional visitors to become regulars and introduce more fans to everything happening at the Broncos, from the men’s and women’s teams to events beyond matchday.

Ali, Co-Founder and CEO of Fanbase, said:

“What’s happening at London Broncos is genuinely exciting. They’ve enjoyed an incredible season on the pitch, but what’s particularly impressive is the ambition behind the scenes and the determination to build something that lasts.

“The new ownership group clearly recognises the opportunity to grow rugby league in London, and we’re delighted they’ve chosen Fanbase to support that vision. For us, it’s about giving ambitious clubs the technology and insight they need to grow their audiences and build meaningful relationships with supporters.

“We’re really looking forward to working with Joe and the wider team. There’s an enormous amount of potential here, and we’re excited to play a part in what comes next.”

Joe Cramp, Chief Operating Officer of London Broncos, said:

“We’ve made significant progress over the past year, and while the success on the pitch has been fantastic, we’re equally focused on ensuring the club continues to develop off it.

“As our audience grows, it’s important that we have the right systems in place to deliver a great experience for supporters and build stronger relationships with them. Fanbase really impressed us with their understanding of what ambitious sports clubs need and their approach to bringing ticketing and fan engagement together.

“This is a long-term partnership with a business that shares our ambition for growth. We’re looking forward to working closely with the Fanbase team as we continue building the future of London Broncos.”

The agreement marks another significant addition to Fanbase’s growing portfolio of sports clubs and follows its recent expansion into rugby league.

With both organisations focused on long-term growth, the partnership represents a shared commitment to improving the supporter experience and helping London Broncos capitalise on the momentum of a historic season.

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