Their fans
How many people follow them, and how many like and comment. A small, engaged audience can beat a big, quiet one.
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We weigh four things brands actually pay for, then blend them into one number, and sense-check it against public figures where they exist.
How many people follow them, and how many like and comment. A small, engaged audience can beat a big, quiet one.
Their level, conference and market. Bigger programs and bigger crowds mean bigger deals.
How they play and their role on the team. Stars and starters earn more than backups.
Their sport and their story. Some sports turn fans into deals faster than others.
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NIL means Name, Image & Likeness. Since 2021, college athletes (and high schoolers in many states) can get paid for ads, social posts, autographs and more. They don't lose their spot on the team.
They're smart estimates, not confirmed deals, which is why we show a range. We use the same factors brands look at and sense-check against public figures (like On3) where they exist. Real deals can be higher or lower.
Brands pay for fans who pay attention. A small page where lots of people like and comment can be worth more than a big page where no one does.
Yes. Many states let high schoolers do NIL deals. Local shops, camps and gear brands are common partners.
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