The 2025 season marks the last year of its current media rights cycle, with its annual value due to grow from $60 million to $200 million from the start of the 2026 season. The league has 59 sponsorship deals worth $105.5 million this season. All 13 teams are linked to an active patch and front-of-shirt sponsor this season.
Key Highlights
- Overview of the media rights landscape
- Global media and sponsor partners explored
- Breakdown of the sponsorship deals including annual values
- Individual team profiles
- Team market comparison by sponsorship
- Connected social media followers.
Scope
- The main aims of this report is to highlight commercial landscape across the WNBA. The report aims to break down the key commercial revenue streams for the league and its affiliated teams. It goes into detail on the key partnerships including its centralized rights with Nike, its main US broadcasters, jersey patch, front-of-shirt and back-of-shirt partnerships.
Reasons to Buy
- WNBA is the premier basketball competition in the world and in Caitlin Clark, is now linked to one of the female superstars in global sport. The commerical value and overall popularity of the league are growing at an accelerated rate since Clark's arrival and this report highlights where this growth is happening.
Table of Contents
1. Overview2. Media landscape
3. League sponsorship landscape
4. Team Sponsorship landscape
5. Team sponsorship overview
6. Team Profiles
7. WNBA Finals
8. Additional revenue
9. social media
10. Appendix
List of Tables
- Home market broadcasters
- Regional broadcasters
- Global broadcasters
- WNBA ticket revenue
- Social Media Followings