Founded by Bob, Bill and Barnaby Ollerton in 1926, the company was the first to develop brooms specially for broom sports and were the first company to begin mass producing broomsticks.

Cleansweep One	Developed in 1926 Racing and broom sports Cost: 100 Galleons
Cleansweep Two	Developed in 1934 Bracing and broom sports Cost: 100 Galleons
Cleansweep Three	Developed in 1937 Racing and broom sports Cost: 100 Galleons
Cleansweep Five	Developed between 1937 and 1953 Racing and broom sports Cost: 100 Galleons
Cleansweep Six	Developed between 1937 and 1991 Travel Cost: 100 Galleons
Cleansweep Seven	Developed in or around 1991 Racing and broom sports Cost: 100 Galleons
Cleansweep Eleven	Developed in 1995 Racing and broom sports, up to 70mph Features: Spanish Oak, Anti-jinx varnish, automatic vibration control Cost: 200 Galleons

Founded in 1929 by Randolph Keitch and Basil Horton, former players for the Falmouth Falcons, the Comet Trading Company developed the Horton-Keitch Braking Charm which made it less likely for Quidditch players to fly offside or overshoot the goals.

Comet 140	Developed in 1929 Quidditch Features Horton-Keitch Braking Charm Cost: 150 Galleons
Comet 180	Developed in 1938 Flying Cost: 100 Galleons
Comet 220	Developed in or before 1985 Quidditch Cost: 100 Galleons
Comet 260	Developed in or before 1985 Travel and Quidditch Cost: 100 Galleons
Comet 290	Developed before 1995 Travel and Quidditch Up to 60mph Cost: 150 Galleons

A Black Forest Broomstick manufacturing company founded by Ellerby and Able Spudmore in the early 1940's. The Black Forest is a heavily forested area in Germany and is home to the company. Later, Able Spudmore's son, Randolph Spudmore, would join the company.

Tinderblast	Developed in 1940 Quidditch Cost: 100 Galleons
Swiftstick	Developed in 1952 Quidditch Cost: 100 Galleons
Firebolt	Developed in 1993 Quidditch Features include unbreakable braking charm, superb balance and precision, reasonable hover heights for mounting, Goblin-made ironwork provides power, stability and non-slip foot grip, up to 150 mph Cost: 400 Galleons
Firebolt Supreme	Developed sometime between 1993 to 2010 Quidditch Cost: 400 Galleons

A broomstick company founded in and around the 1990's with the intent to rival the Nimbus Racing Broom Company.

Twigger 90

Developed in 1990 Quidditch and racing Features include built in warning whistle and a self-straightening brush. Has a tendency to warp at high speeds. Cost: 150 Galleons

Founded in 1970 by Chadwick Davis Kingsley the First, Kingsley Brooms International is one of the leading broom making companies in the Wizarding World and has expanded its borders from Norway to most of Europe and across the Atlantic Ocean with it's line of weather related and super hero brooms, as well as their custom brooms. See this thread for more details on each broom: Kingsley Family Brooms developed by Lou and Remy.

Rain	Developed in the 1970's by Chadwick Kingsley I (Lou) Long distance travel and learning Features a braking and cushioning charm, slow to moderate acceleration, max 100 mph, steady speed, high endurance, strong, pliable, waterproof Beginner Broom Cost: 350 Galleons
Thunderstorm	Developed in the 1970's by Chadwick Kingsley I (Lou) Long distance travel and learning Features a braking and cushioning charm, medium to fast acceleration, max 120 mph, steady speed, pliable and waterproof Beginner Broom Cost: 350 Galleons
Lightning	Developed in the 1980's - 1990's by Chadwick Kingsley I and Chadwick Kingsley II (Lou) Short distance, racing and Quidditch Features a braking and cushioning charm, a cooling charm (overheats during long distance flying), fast acceleration speeds, difficult to break, max 170 mph Beginner to Intermediate Broom Cost: 400 Galleons
Gust	Developed in the 1980's - 1990's by Chadwick Kingsley I and Warwick Kingsley (Lou) Casual flying Features a braking and cushioning charm, fast acceleration, lightweight and durable (difficult to steer in high winds), max 100 mph Beginner to Intermediate Broom Cost: 350 Galleons
Tornado	Developed in the early 2000's by Chadwick Kingsley II and Warwick Kingsley (Lou) Racing Features a braking and cushioning charm, extremely fast acceleration, strong and durable, max 180 mph, slow stopping speeds Advanced Broom Cost: 500 Galleons
Hurricane	Developed in the early 2000's by Chadwick Kingsley II and Warwick Kingsley (Lou) Racing Features a braking and cushioning charm, extremely fast acceleration, max 200 mph, durable, limited supplies due Blue Mahoe woo being endangered, very expensive Advanced Broom Cost: 600 Galleons
The Flash	Developed in the early 2000's by Dominic Kingsley (Lou) Professional Racing Features a braking and cushioning charm, max 200 mph, accurate and quick response to turns and braking Advanced Broom Cost: 550 Galleons
The Silver Surfer	Developed in 2019 by Dominic Kingsley (Lou) Racing and Quidditch Features a braking and cushioning charm, max 180 mph, durable, strong, fast acceleration Advanced Broom Cost: 500 Galleons
Cyclone	Developed in 2020 by Henrik Kingsley (Remy) Professional Racing Features include enchanted paint that looks like a swirling cyclone, max 200 mph Cost: 400 Galleons

Founded in 1976 by Devlin Whitehorn, the Nimbus Racing Broom Company galvanized the racing broom marker and it's first product, the Nimbus 1000, was a revolutionary design.

Nimbus 1000	Developed in 1967 Quidditch Features 360 degree turns and up to 100mph Cost: 200 Galleons
Nimbus 1001	Developed sometime between 1967 and 1991 Racing Cost: 100 Galleons
Nimbus 1500	Developed sometime between 1967 and 1991 Racing Cost: 100 Galleons
Nimbus 1700	Developed sometime between 1967 and 1991 Racing Cost: 100 Galleons
Nimbus 2000	Developed in 1991 Flying and Quidditch Features protection against tampering charms, made of mahogany and gold in colour Cost: 200 Galleons
Nimbus 2001	Developed in 1992 Quidditch Cost: 200 Galleons
Fambus Station Wagon	Developed in 1996 Family Vehicle, travel Features an extra long broom hand that can hold up to six people, available in five different colours. Cost: 250 Galleons

Founded in the 1950's, Universal Brooms had a reputation of the cheapest racing brooms. They went out of business in 1978. There only broom was the Shooting Star.

Shooting Star

Developed in 1955 Racing Features loses height and speed as it ages. The cheapest racing broom ever. Cost: 75 Galleons

Air Wave Gold	Developed sometime in the 1990's Racing Cost: 200 Galleons
Australian Flyabout 50	Developed sometime in the 1990's Racing Cost: 200 Galleons
Bluebottle	Developed sometime in the 1990's Family travel Features include an anti-burglar charm Cost: 250 Galleons
Moontrimmer	Developed in 1901  by Glady Boothby Quidditch Features include reaching great heights, made of ash Cost: 100 Galleons
Oakshaft 79	Developed in 1879 by Elias Grimstone Travel Features an oak handle Cost: 100 Galleons
Siberian Arrow	Developed sometime in the 1990's Racing Cost: 200 Galleons
Silver Arrow	Developed in the 1890's by Leonard Jewkes Quidditch Cost: 100 Galleons
Thunderbolt VII	Developed in or around 2014 by Thunderbolt Co. Quidditch Cost: 200 Galleons
Transylvanian Barb	Developed in or around 1994 Quidditch Cost: 200 Galleons
Varapidos	Developed in or around 2014 Quidditch Cost: 200 Galleons
Yajirushi	Developed in or around 2014 Quidditch Cost: 200 Galleons