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The governed deal record for NIL

The NIL deal platform the athletic department can actually run.

Every NIL deal runs on one record. The brand, the athlete, the agency, and the AD office read the same terms and the same money states, so whoever runs the campaign knows exactly where it is in the process. Schools are already being made to call money back. When that question lands, the answer is written down.

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Caitlin ClarkKiyan AnthonyJordan ChilesLivvy Dunne

Seeded with 4 real
NIL athletes

The live deal cockpit · recorded

Real athletes · Real brands · Illustrative deals

Caitlin Clark

Caitlin Clark

Basketball

Kiyan Anthony

Kiyan Anthony

Basketball

Jordan Chiles

Jordan Chiles

Gymnastics

Livvy Dunne

Livvy Dunne

Gymnastics

Caitlin Clark

Caitlin Clark

Basketball

Kiyan Anthony

Kiyan Anthony

Basketball

Jordan Chiles

Jordan Chiles

Gymnastics

Livvy Dunne

Livvy Dunne

Gymnastics

The brands these athletes work with

How a deal moves

Four sides of the deal. One deal record.

Brands, athletes, agencies, and athletic departments already do NIL deals. They do them on four different spreadsheets. This is one record every party can view and be on the same page about, and each side inherits what the others did.

See every side of the deal
  1. 01

    Brand

    Ranks the matches

    Public, invite, hybrid, or agency-routed sourcing. Every match lands on one board with the campaign terms attached.

  2. 02

    Athlete

    Signs it personally

    Reads the offer in plain terms and discloses on the record the brand and the school both see. No one signs for them.

  3. 03

    Agency

    Negotiates the terms

    Full power in talks under access the athlete granted. No sign button.

  4. 04

    AD office

    Inherits the audit

    Weekly rollup, two-ledger context, and a signed, timestamped export.

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Caitlin Clark

Basketball · 7.2M reach

× Nike, scored across five weighted domains.

Fan-base alignment

98

Social media and influence

81

Locality and geography

83

Athletic exposure

83

Brand values and character

86

Risk flag: High public visibility requires tight usage-rights and brand-exclusivity review.

Explainable, not a black box

Watch the engine think, then read why.

A campaign clears the rules layer before any athlete sees it. ProsMatch then scores fit across five weighted domains, streams its rationale, and carries the risk flag straight onto the deal record. It proposes; a named human still decides.

See how ProsMatch decides

The discipline

A person signs off. Software just keeps the receipts.

Holds route to named reviewers. Proslync structures the queue, attaches the proof, and records the decision, it never claims automatic compliance clearance.

No NCAA approval

No affiliation

No legal advice

No automatic clearance

Two ledgers, never crossed

$20.5M

First-year school-to-athlete revenue-share the AD office now has to govern.

House v. NCAA settlement approved June 2025; forward revenue sharing in effect; back-damages appeals pending · year-one estimate

See it run

One deal, all four sides, thirty minutes.

Walk brand match review, athlete signing, agency negotiation, and AD audit inheritance on real product surfaces, with source tags visible. Then read the diligence brief.

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