For athletes with a steady flow of deals.
- 300talks a month
- 5contracts a month, up to 100 pages
- Every dayLeave checks your Web and tells you what's new
- 1 GBof files
Create your account, connect Leave to the AI you already use, and say "Hey Leave." When you sign up, Leave looks up what's public about you and asks you to confirm it. Under 18, that lookup runs from your parent or guardian's account. Nothing public yet? Just tell it. Either way it gets to know the rest — on and off the field — over your whole career. Your NIL deals, your contracts, your money, in one place. No forms. No cut.
Your public record is updated. Anything private goes in the Leave app, not here.
Agents take a percentage of every deal, every year. On marketing, NIL, and endorsement deals that's commonly 10–20%. On pro playing contracts, the NFLPA caps agent fees at 3% and the NBPA at 4%; MLB and NHL have no cap, and fees there typically run 4–5%. Set your career and see what walks out the door.
Leave costs $49 a month, $588 a year. Below about $3,900 a year in deals, a 15% agent costs less than $588. Above it, Leave does. On Lite, $228 a year, the line sits at about $1,520.
Upload an endorsement or player contract through ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Leave reads it and lays it out: term, exclusivity, usage rights, every payment date — explained in plain language. Your contracts, your Web, and your profile all live in the app, where you can change anything by voice.
An agent's fee grows with every deal you sign. Leave's doesn't. Same price at 16 and at 36. We're opening soon. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.
For athletes with a steady flow of deals.
For athletes with fewer deals.
The latest AI models, run on what's public about you — stats, reach, announced deals, your market — plus whatever you choose to add. Spoken plainly. Information, not advice. Examples are illustrative, from a fictional athlete.
The deals, the rate, the paperwork, the money. Leave organizes all four and takes nothing from the athlete: the athlete receives the full deal amount, and the business pays the fee. Below is the NIL layer of the app; the rest of the page is the career it sits inside.
Brand casting calls, local businesses posting through Leave for Brands, school marketplaces. Every thread carries a rate range and a rules summary for your state, level and age. A summary, not a ruling: your school decides.
Ranges for a post, a story, a video, an appearance and a signing, from your public record and public rate data. Your past deals lined up against them.
Seventy-two hours in Pennsylvania high school. Five business days for NIL Go. Thirty days under NCAA Division I rules. Leave fills the form from the contract you uploaded and counts down. You send it.
The business pays through Stripe. Stripe holds the payment and releases it to you when the work is delivered. Leave shows a set-aside amount (25% to start) so you know what April will want. Nothing is withheld; the money is in your account. Under 18, payouts go to a parent or guardian's Stripe account.
The agent business runs on you not knowing the words. Leave explains every term while it works — on your own contracts. It explains; it doesn't give legal, tax or financial advice.
Same account from middle school to the second career. Leave learns your game — and your life off the field — so every thread is about you, not a stat line.
A Talent Teammate is the one person you bring inside — the friend, sibling, or family member who's always in your corner. They get their own login and see your contracts, dates, and the Web — never the private things you tell Leave. That stays between you and Leave. Accounts are 18+. For athletes under 18, a parent or guardian creates the account as the required Teammate and invites the athlete.
Nobody manages you anymore — that's the whole point. The person in your corner today is a parent who reads every contract, an older sibling who's been through recruiting, a friend who runs your socials. They don't take a cut and they don't make your calls. They're on your team. So that's what we call them.
No law and no league requires an athlete to have an agent. How to be your own agent: the law, the fees, the job, and the athletes who have done it.
Coming soon. Fourteen days free at launch, then $49 a month, or $19 on Lite. No cut from the athlete, ever. Get on the list and you'll be first in.