For athletes · Works inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

"Why do you have an agent?
Just use Leave."

Create your account, connect Leave to the AI you already use, and say "Hey Leave." It gets to know the rest, on and off the field, over your whole career. No forms. No cut.

Now on the App Store and Google Playleaveyouragent.com

01 — The problem

Most athletes never get an agent. Most deals are small.

10–20%

is what NFL agents typically earn on endorsement deals, ESPN reported in February 2026. The NFLPA caps agent fees on playing contracts at 3% and the NBPA at 4%; MLB and NHL have no cap. No union caps NIL fees.

$60

was the median NIL deal in 2025, in the NCAA's NIL Assist data; the average was $5,594. Most athletes handle small deals on their own.

~2%

of NCAA athletes turn pro. The other 98% still sign deals, camps and appearances with no one in their corner.

leaeSources: ESPN, Feb 2026 · Student-Athlete Insights, NCAA NIL Assist data 2025 · NCAA · NFLPA / NBPA regulations

02 — The solution

You're the agent now. Leave gives you the information.

Connect

Say "Hey Leave."

Add Leave to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. When you sign up, it looks up what's public about you, asks you to confirm it, and builds your profile by voice.

Understand

Every contract, explained.

Upload any deal. Leave labels the six parts in plain language: term, deliverables, usage rights, payment dates, exclusivity, termination.

See the market

A web, not advice.

Who is signing athletes near you, brand posts, casting calls, sponsor and community programs, and press, from public sources, and, from your own contracts, which payment lands when. Never sold.

leaeInformation, not advice · Software, not an agent · One subscription, no cut from the athlete

03 — How it works

Four beats. No forms.

Create your account

Say "Hey Leave"

Inside the AI you already use. At sign-up Leave looks up your stats, roster and socials on the public record and asks you to confirm. Under 18, through the guardian's account.

Tell it the rest

Your major, your side hustle, your causes. Saved to your Web, encrypted with a key only you hold. Under 18, only in the Leave app.

Open the app

Profile, the Web and every contract, explained. Yours for the whole career, exportable forever.

leaeOn the App Store for iPhone and Google Play for Android

04 — Product

One connection. Two surfaces.

Leave inside an AI chat (mock): the athlete says Hey Leave and confirms the public record card

iOS contract view for Smoothie Spot with exclusivity flagged

leaeLeave inside an AI chat (mock) · iOS Web · iOS contract · Mock screens on mock data

05 — NIL

Your NIL, start to finish. No cut from the athlete.

The deals

Opportunities, from public sources.

Casting calls, brand posts, deal announcements, sponsor and community programs, and press, as threads in the Web. A rate range on each thread is coming. Leave for Brands, where local businesses will post deals, is not open yet.

The rate · coming

What athletes like you charge.

Coming: a per-deliverable rate for a post, a story, a video, an appearance and a signing, built from the public record and public rate data, with past deals lined up against it.

The paperwork

The disclosure packet, inside the window.

72 hours in Pennsylvania high school. 5 business days for NIL Go, on deals of $600 or more. Leave fills the packet from the uploaded contract and counts down where the rule sets one. The athlete sends it.

The money · Leave's cut $0

What each contract pays, and when.

Each uploaded contract lists its payments with their dates and amounts, and the athlete marks each one paid. Leave doesn't handle deal money and takes no cut of it.

$60

Median NIL deal, 2025 (NCAA NIL Assist)

51%

Of athletes earning $5K+ hit a tax surprise (Student-Athlete Insights)

10–20%

What NFL agents typically earn on endorsements (ESPN)

Of 51 allow high school NIL in some form

leaeMock data · Leave for Brands: not open yet · Not advice

06 — What's next

From contracts to the whole career.

Live now

The information

"Hey Leave" in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

Contracts, every clause explained

The Web, spun from public data

NIL: deal threads, state rules, disclosure packet

iPhone and Android apps, Talent Teammate seat

Contract date reminders

H1 2027

The habit

Talent Teammate notes and confirmations

Learn series: commissions, exclusivity, usage rights

Leave for Brands: local businesses post deals

H2 2027

The market

Premium sports data feeds

Deal comparables: what athletes like you signed for

Drafts in your words. You send.

Leave for Teams: clubs pay athletes through Stripe

2028 and on

The network

Athletic departments on Leave for Teams, CAPS-ready

Pro leagues: NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, MLS, WNBA (targets; no affiliation)

Post-career: likeness, archive, second act

International leagues, family plans

leaeStill one subscription. Still no cut from the athlete.

07 — Where this goes

Infrastructure for sports.

A connected network. Every athlete on it for life. Every team and brand paying athletes through it. One set of rails under all of sports.

Every athlete

Childhood to post-career.

One profile, one record of every deal and every payment, from the first youth camp to the second act. The athlete owns it. No agent, no cut.

Every team and brand

Post, pay, done.

Brands and teams post; athletes who fit see the post and decide, on terms both sides understand. They will pay through Stripe, which will hold the payment and release it to the athlete on delivery. The athlete pays no cut.

A movement

"Leave your agent."

Athletes tell athletes. When the whole locker room is on it, the network is the product and the agent model is over.

leaeNo cut from the athlete, ever

08 — Leave for Teams

The other side of the table, coming. Same rails, same rule: no cut from the athlete.

Pay athletes from a phone

Appearances, content, bonuses, revenue share.

Clubs and athletic departments will pay through Stripe, which will hold each payment until delivery. Dual-control approvals, an append-only ledger, and a CAPS-ready export for revenue-share reporting, under the College Sports Commission's cap of approximately $21.58 million per school in 2026–27.

The Web, team edition

Who fits this team, and why.

Weighted factors the front office can adjust: positional need, budget fit, contract timing, public performance, availability (public games played), reach, local ties. Opted-in athletes only, using what they chose to share.

One rail

Offer → contract → pay.

An offer is the team's own words. It lands in the athlete's Leave as a contract, Pending your OK. Only opted-in athletes are visible, never their private strands; nobody under 18 is discoverable or payable. The organization will pay a small fee. Leave is never an agent.

leaeComing: designed, in build, not open yet · Pro clubs first · Source: College Sports Commission

09 — Why now

Three things changed this year.

2025–26

AI assistants are the front door

ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini all take connectors through the open MCP standard. Leave plugs in where athletes already talk.

2025

NIL became a paycheck

The House settlement lets schools pay athletes directly, up to approximately $21.58 million per school in 2026–27. More money, more contracts, the same few agents.

2026

The rules got written down

NIL Go reviews third-party deals of $600 or more within five business days, and S. 4668, which would register agents and cap college endorsement fees at 5%, passed the Senate in September 2026. Leave puts the rules in plain words.

leaeSources: House v. NCAA settlement · College Sports Commission · NCAA Bylaws 22.2.2 · S. 4668

10 — What it costs

One subscription. No cut from the athlete.

A 20% marketing fee on $50,000 of NIL deals a year

$10,000

Leave, a year

$239.88

Below about $1,200 of deals a year, a 20% fee is the smaller number; above it, the subscription is. The full table is at leaveyouragent.com/compare.

The plan

Leave · 250 talks, 3 contracts and up to 2 Web runs a day each month, 14 days free$19.99/mo

Yearly · the same plan for a year, 21% less than monthly$189.99

Leave's cut of any deal · the athlete keeps the full amount$0

leaePrices as on leaveyouragent.com · When Leave for Brands and Leave for Teams open, brands and teams that pay through Leave will pay a small fee; the athlete keeps the full amount.

11 — Team

One founder.

Christopher HorneFounder

Christopher is the Founder of Leave, responsible for the company's technical architecture, security, and AI infrastructure. He brings over 15 years of experience building enterprise-grade software across regulated, high-performance environments, including work spanning government, aerospace, and large-scale SaaS platforms. At Leave, Christopher leads the development of a secure, scalable intelligence layer that turns public records and uploaded contracts into plain-language threads for the athlete. His background in complex systems engineering ensures Leave is built for security, reliability, extensibility, and long-term scale as the platform evolves.

leaeTeam as of September 2026

Thank you