Pacy
About Pacy
What Pacy is, what it covers, how it is funded and who is responsible for it.
What Pacy is
Pacy is a live sports scoreboard. It exists to answer one question faster than anywhere else: what is happening in this match, right now.
Every page is built around that. The score is the largest thing on it, the state of play is stated in words rather than left to a colour, and the time is always shown in one zone so two kick-offs can be compared without arithmetic.
What Pacy covers
Football, US soccer, basketball, tennis and baseball. Coverage depends on what the underlying data supports: some competitions carry a full timeline and statistics, others carry the score and the fixture details only. Pacy shows what it has and does not pad the difference.
How Pacy is funded
Pacy is not funded by advertising placed against its scores. Usage analytics are first-party, consent-gated and carry no advertising identifiers; a reader who declines is not tracked and loses nothing.
Who runs it
Pacy is an independent project — a scoreboard, not a company with a press office. There is no masthead to disclose. If something needs a human, one address reaches the people behind it: the contact page.