THE SHORT VERSION
- Leave is software: information, not advice. It organizes what's public and explains terms. It is not an athlete agent, lawyer, accountant, or financial advisor, and it doesn't negotiate, represent you, arrange deals, or sign anything for you.
- $19.99 a month, or $189.99 a year, after a 14-day free trial. A payment method is required to start. Nothing is charged for 14 days, then the plan's price each month (or each year, on the yearly plan) automatically until you cancel. We'll email you before the trial ends.
- Cancel anytime, online. Cancelling stops the next charge; you keep access through the period you've paid for.
- 0% from the athlete. Ever. Leave never takes a cut from the athlete. When a business or team pays through Leave, it pays a small fee, shown before it posts.
- Leave isn't part of your deals. A deal is between the athlete and the business or team. Leave doesn't handle deal payments yet. Once payments through Leave for Brands are available, they go through Stripe, which holds each one until the work is delivered.
- Leave is for athletes 13 and up. Accounts are 18+; for an athlete aged 13 to 17, a parent or guardian creates the account as their required Talent Teammate. Nobody under 13 can use Leave.
- Generous monthly usage is included. If you ever need more, you can buy credits.
- Disputes go to arbitration unless you opt out within 30 days of signing up. Small claims court is always available.
1. The agreement
These Terms of Service ("Terms") are a contract between you and Leave Your Agent Inc., a Delaware corporation that does business as Leave ("Leave," "we," "us"), covering your use of leaveyouragent.com, the Leave iOS and Android apps, and Leave wherever it runs inside a third-party AI assistant (together, the "Service"). By clicking to accept these Terms, creating an account, starting a trial, or using the Service, you agree to these Terms and to our Privacy Policy, which explains how we handle your information.
If you don't agree, don't use the Service. If you're creating an account for an athlete aged 13 to 17, you agree to these Terms on your own behalf and on behalf of that athlete.
2. What Leave is and isn't
Leave helps athletes be their own agent. It reads back what's publicly known about you, explains the contracts you upload in plain language, and spins the Leave Web — observations about your public market, your deals, and opportunities that match what you've told it.
Leave organizes publicly available information and explains terms. Leave is software. It is not a licensed sports agent, attorney, accountant, financial advisor, or fiduciary, and is not an athlete agent of any kind. It does not negotiate, represent or arrange deals, and nothing it says is legal, financial, tax, investment, or agency advice.
Specifically, Leave does not:
- Represent you, negotiate for you, contact brands or teams on your behalf, arrange or solicit deals, or sign anything for you.
- Review contracts for legal sufficiency, or tell you whether to sign one. A contract summary is generated by AI; the contract itself controls.
- Guarantee that any thread is accurate, complete, or current, or that any opportunity it surfaces will materialize.
- Advise on eligibility rules. NIL, amateurism, transfer, and league rules vary by state, school, conference, and league and change often. Confirm with your school's compliance office, your league, or a licensed professional before acting.
Where the amount of money or the stakes are significant, hire a licensed professional. Leave is designed to help you understand the conversation, not to replace the person you'd hire to have it.
3. Accounts and Talent Teammates
Who can sign up
You must be at least 18 years old and able to form a binding contract to hold an account. If you're creating an account for an athlete aged 13 to 17, you confirm you are the athlete's parent or legal guardian, you accept these Terms for yourself and on the athlete's behalf, and you become the athlete's required Talent Teammate, which the athlete can't remove before turning 18. The athlete gets their own sign-in; you can manage the athlete's settings and billing and delete the athlete's account. Leave may not be used by or for anyone under 13; the app refuses a birth date under 13 and we create no account. An athlete's date of birth is kept while the account is open and used only to apply age rules; a parent's, guardian's or Talent Teammate's date of birth is checked once and not kept. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Talent Teammates
Each athlete account includes one Talent Teammate seat. A Teammate gets their own login and can see the athlete's contracts, dates, and the Web, but never the private details the athlete tells Leave. An athlete who is 18 or older can change or remove their Teammate at any time. For an athlete aged 13 to 17, the parent or guardian is the Teammate and stays until the athlete turns 18 or a replacement parent or guardian accepts. The account holder is responsible for whoever they invite, and confirms they have the Teammate's permission to give us the Teammate's name and email.
Your responsibilities
There is no password. You sign in with a code we email you, so keep your email account secure, keep the recovery code the app gives you somewhere safe, approve new devices only if they're yours, and leave the app's Face ID lock on. Leave is designed so your private data is encrypted with a key on your devices that only you hold; that encryption goes live at launch, and the Security page shows where it stands. Once it's live, if you revoke that key, or lose every device and your recovery code, that data can't be recovered by anyone, including us. That is by design. Keep your contact information current. You're responsible for activity on your account. Tell us right away at chris@leaveyouragent.com if you think it has been compromised. Give us accurate information about yourself; Leave works by matching you to a real public record, and it won't work well otherwise.
4. Trial, subscription, and billing
These are the terms of the automatically renewing subscription, stated plainly:
PriceLeave: US $19.99 per month, or US $189.99 per year, in the iPhone and Android apps. Plus any applicable taxes.
Free trial14 days from the day you start. A payment method is required to begin. Nothing is charged during the trial. One free trial per person.
What happens after the trialUnless you cancel before the trial ends, your subscription starts automatically. You are charged the plan's price ($19.99 a month, or $189.99 a year on the yearly plan) when the trial ends, and then every month, or every year on a yearly plan, on that date until you cancel.
ReminderYou get an email three days before your trial ends, stating the amount and the date.
RenewalMonthly or yearly, as you chose, automatically, at the then-current price, until you cancel. On a yearly plan, the allowances still reset each month.
Where you buyOn an iPhone, the plan and credits are bought in the app through Apple, which charges your Apple Account and sends your receipts. On Android, the plan and credits are bought in the app through Google Play, which charges your Google account and sends your receipts. On the web, they are sold through Link, a Stripe service. The price is the same.
How to cancelBought through Apple: in iPhone Settings, under your name, Subscriptions, at least 24 hours before the trial or the current period ends. Bought through Google Play: in the Play Store app, under Payments & subscriptions, Subscriptions. Bought on the web: Profile → Plan → Manage billing in the app, or the "Manage subscription" link in any receipt. See section 5.
CommissionNone from the athlete. Leave never takes a percentage of any deal, contract, or payment you receive.
When you start a trial we'll send an acknowledgment email that repeats these terms and how to cancel, so you have them in writing. On the web, plans and credits are sold through Link, a Stripe service, and the merchant of record is Sold through Link, LLC, a Stripe company. By subscribing there you authorize Link to charge your payment method on the schedule above, and Link sends your receipts. Your card statement shows "LINK.COM* LEAVE YOUR A". Through Apple, you authorize Apple to charge your Apple Account on the same schedule, and Apple sends your receipts. If a charge fails we'll retry and email you; if it keeps failing, we may pause your account until it's resolved.
Switching plans
Switching between monthly and yearly billing: bought through Apple or on the web, the switch takes effect at your next renewal; bought through Google Play, it takes effect at once, and the new price is first charged on your current renewal date. A switch never gives a second free trial.
What's included, and credits
Leave includes, each month: 250 talks with Leave and 3 contract uploads (60 pages in all). It also includes 1 GB of files, and unlimited Web threads with up to 2 matching runs a day. The free trial includes 125 talks and 1 contract upload (up to 30 pages), with the same files and Web runs. A plan bought from an app version that still showed the earlier allowances gets those allowances for its first billing period.
To keep the Service reliable we also apply technical limits per account: a contract can be up to 60 pages and 25 MB, and there are daily limits on uploads and use.
Credits pay for use past your plan's monthly amounts. One credit is 1 cent, and 1,000 credits cost $10. Credits pay for:
- a talk: 8 credits;
- a contract page past your allowance: 8 credits;
- a contract past the month's count: 8 credits a page, for at least 8 pages (64 credits);
- an extra Web run: 10 credits, only when you ask for one, up to 10 a day. A Web run paid with credits checks only the threads Leave already holds. It doesn't search the web live.
File storage is fixed. If you reach an allowance, Leave finishes what it's doing, tells you, and offers to wait for your next billing date or to buy Leave credits (1,000 credits for $10). Credits don't expire. A balance stays on your account after your subscription ends and is used again when the account has a subscription. If a contract is cancelled, deleted before Leave has explained it, or can't be read, any credits it used come back to your balance and it doesn't count toward the month. Athletes aged 13 to 17 can't buy credits; their parent or guardian can. We may change allowances and credit prices with 30 days' notice, as with prices.
Price changes
If we change the price, we'll email you at least 30 days before it takes effect, with the new price, the date, and how to cancel. Continuing to use Leave after that date means you accept the new price. Introductory or promotional pricing, if any, converts to the standard price on the schedule stated in the offer.
Refunds
Charges are for the period ahead (a month, or a year on a yearly plan) and are non-refundable, except where the law requires a refund or where we choose to give one — for example, if a billing error is ours. If you cancel, you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for; on a yearly plan, the unused months aren't refunded. Purchases made through Apple are refunded by Apple under its own policies, and purchases made through Google Play by Google under its own policies. Rights under consumer protection laws that can't be waived aren't affected by this section.
Taxes
Prices exclude sales, use, VAT, and similar taxes unless we say otherwise. Where we're required to collect tax, it will appear at checkout and on your receipt.
5. Cancelling
You can cancel at any time, and it's as easy as signing up:
- A plan bought through Apple: in iPhone Settings, under your name, Subscriptions. Apple needs the cancellation at least 24 hours before the trial or the current period ends. Only Apple can cancel a plan bought through Apple.
- A plan bought through Google Play: in the Play Store app, under Payments & subscriptions, Subscriptions.
- A plan bought on the web, in the app: Profile → Plan → Manage billing opens your subscription page, where Cancel is one tap. No call, no chat, no retention maze.
- By link: "Manage subscription" in any Leave receipt email opens the same page.
- By email: write to chris@leaveyouragent.com from the address on your account and we'll cancel a plan bought on the web within one business day, or send you Apple's or Google Play's steps for one bought through them.
Cancelling stops all future charges. Cancel before your trial ends (for a plan bought through Apple, at least 24 hours before) and you are never charged. Cancel mid-cycle and you keep access until the end of that cycle. After that, Talk, new threads in your Web and new contract explanations stop. What is already in your account stays: you can read it, export it or delete it at any time, as described in the Privacy Policy. Leave does not delete an account because its plan ended; if that ever changes, we'll email you at least 30 days before anything is deleted. We'll confirm every cancellation by email.
6. Using Leave inside ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini
Leave connects to third-party AI assistants as a tool. Those assistants are separate services with their own terms and privacy practices, which you agree to directly with their providers. Leave doesn't control them and isn't responsible for their availability, their outputs, or how they store your conversations. Leave works with AI assistants that support the Model Context Protocol; we currently support ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, and may add or remove assistants. If an assistant stops supporting Leave, you can keep using the Leave app.
When you connect Leave to an assistant, you authorize the assistant to send Leave your messages intended for Leave and any files you attach for it, and you authorize Leave to reply through the assistant.
By default an assistant you connect sees your public record and public Web threads, and can add what you tell it to Leave. It can't read your private strands or contract text unless you unlock them for that assistant in the Leave app, for 15 minutes or 1 hour at a time, after reading its data-retention notice. Athletes aged 13 to 17 can't unlock private data for any assistant. Whatever Leave replies inside an assistant is kept under that assistant's rules, not ours. Your AI chat keeps its own history under that provider's terms, including anything you type or say there.
7. Your content
Contracts you upload, things you tell Leave, corrections to your profile, and anything else you provide are "Your Content." You own it. You give Leave a limited, non-exclusive license to host, process, and display Your Content only as needed to provide the Service to you and your Talent Teammate. That license ends when you delete the content or your account, subject to the retention periods in the Privacy Policy.
You're responsible for having the right to upload what you upload. Many contracts have confidentiality clauses; uploading a contract to Leave for your own understanding is ordinarily within your rights as a party to it, but check if you're unsure. Don't upload other people's contracts or private information without their permission.
Leave is designed so your private strands, contract text, and files are encrypted with keys that only you (and, for contracts, your Talent Teammate) hold, as the Privacy Policy describes. That encryption goes live at launch; the Security page shows its status. Once it's live, we can't read stored copies, restore them without your key, or hand them over in readable form; Leave's servers and AI model read them only while answering you. If you revoke your key, or lose every device and your recovery code, that content is gone permanently, and you agree Leave isn't liable for that loss.
We do not use Your Content to train AI models, and we do not allow our providers to.
8. AI output and the Web
Leave is an AI, not a person. Contract summaries, the Web, and answers are generated by AI from Your Content and public information. AI makes mistakes: it can misread a clause, miss one, mis-state a date, or describe a market that has moved. Leave labels dates and figures as illustrative for a reason. Before you rely on anything Leave tells you — especially about money, deadlines, exclusivity, or eligibility — check it against the source document and, where it matters, a professional. In the app, Leave reads back every change it makes to your profile with an Undo control; check those receipts.
Threads about brands, sponsors, and programs are drawn from public announcements and criteria. They are not offers, and Leave has no relationship with the brands it mentions unless it says so. Career-calculator figures are illustrative; rates vary by sport, deal, and agent, and nothing on the site is a projection of your earnings.
9. Payments, deals and Leave for Brands
Leave for Brands lets a business post a paid NIL deal that athletes who turned on "Open to brands" can see. Leave for Teams will let a club or athletic department pay athletes. When these features are open, this section applies to athletes, parents and guardians, and the businesses and teams that use them.
Leave isn't part of your deal
Any deal is an agreement between the athlete and the business or team. Leave is not a party to it. Leave doesn't negotiate, represent anyone, or arrange deals, and it guarantees no deal, payment, or income. A post from a business is that business's offer, not Leave's.
How payments work
Payments through Leave come with Leave for Brands, which isn't available yet. Until it is, Leave doesn't handle deal payments; this section and the two after it (Payout accounts, Problems and disputes) apply once it is.
The business or team pays through Stripe. Stripe holds the payment and releases it to the athlete when the work is delivered, or 3 days after the last proof unless the business flags a problem. The business also pays Leave's fee, which is shown before it posts and on every receipt; by posting, the business agrees to that fee. The athlete pays no fee and receives the full amount.
Payout accounts
Athletes are paid through a Stripe account. Setting one up means agreeing to the Stripe Connected Account Agreement, which includes the Stripe Services Agreement, and completing Stripe's identity verification. Stripe can pause or close a payout account under those terms. Athletes aged 13 to 17 appear to businesses only when a parent or guardian turned on "Open to brands" and the athlete's state allows high school NIL; their payments go to the parent or guardian's Stripe account. Leave for Brands never shows anyone under 13.
Problems and disputes
If the business flags a problem before release, Stripe keeps holding the payment while the athlete and the business work it out. Disputes about the work or the deal are between them. Leave can pause a release while a flag is open, and can remove posts or accounts that break these Terms. Card disputes and chargebacks follow Stripe's rules.
Who is responsible for what
- Taxes. Athletes and businesses are responsible for their own taxes. Stripe issues the tax forms it is required to issue for payments made through Leave, once those are available. Leave withholds nothing from any payment.
- Disclosure. Every paid post needs a clear disclosure such as #ad, as the FTC requires. The athlete and the business are both responsible for it.
- Reporting. Reporting a deal to NIL Go, a school, or a state association is the athlete's responsibility and, where the rules say so, the school's. Leave can fill in a packet; the athlete sends it.
- What a deal can be. Deals are for name, image, and likeness: posts, stories, videos, appearances, and signings. They aren't jobs or work shifts. Businesses may not post deals in categories the athlete's state, school, or level prohibits, or ask for school or association marks, and may use what they see about athletes only to offer deals through Leave.
10. Acceptable use
Use Leave for yourself (or, as a Talent Teammate, for the athlete who invited you). Don't:
- Use Leave to represent, recruit, or solicit other athletes, or to provide agent, legal, or financial services to others.
- Scrape, bulk-export, resell, or redistribute the talent database or any thread.
- Impersonate someone, claim a public record that isn't yours, or upload content you don't have rights to.
- Reverse-engineer the Service, probe its security, or interfere with its operation or with other users.
- Use Leave to break any law, league rule, or school policy, or to help someone else do so.
- Use automated means to access the Service other than through an AI assistant you've connected with your own account.
11. Leave's property
The Service — its software, design, wave mark, name, and the way the Web and contract summaries are produced — belongs to Leave and its licensors and is protected by intellectual property laws. Subject to these Terms, we give you a personal, non-transferable, revocable license to use the Service. We may use feedback you send us without obligation to you. "Why do you have an agent? Just use Leave." is free for anyone to say; the Leave name and mark are not free for anyone to use as their own.
12. Copyright complaints
If you believe something on Leave, such as a business's post or a proof link, infringes your copyright, send a notice to our designated copyright agent: Leave, Attn: Copyright Agent (mailing address available on request at chris@leaveyouragent.com), chris@leaveyouragent.com. Include your physical or electronic signature; the copyrighted work; the material you say infringes and where it is on Leave; your name, address, phone number, and email; a statement that you believe in good faith the use isn't authorized by the owner, its agent, or the law; and a statement, under penalty of perjury, that your notice is accurate and that you are the owner or authorized to act for the owner.
If your material was removed and you believe that was a mistake, you can send a counter-notice to the same address with the information 17 U.S.C. § 512(g) requires. We end access for repeat infringers where appropriate.
13. Ending the agreement
You can end it by cancelling your subscription and deleting your account in the app (Profile → Delete my account). Deletion completes within 30 days; billing stops immediately. We can suspend or end your access if you breach these Terms, if your payment fails and isn't resolved, if we're required to by law, or if we discontinue the Service (in which case we'll give you at least 30 days' notice and a way to export your data, and refund any prepaid, unused period). Sections that by their nature should survive — including 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, and 14 through 19 — survive termination.
14. Disclaimers
The Service is provided "as is" and "as available." To the fullest extent the law allows, Leave disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, and any warranty that the Service, the Web, or contract summaries will be accurate, complete, reliable, uninterrupted, or error-free. Some jurisdictions don't allow certain warranty disclaimers, so parts of this section may not apply to you.
15. Limits on liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, Leave and its officers, employees, and providers will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost deals, lost data, or reputational harm, arising out of or related to the Service or these Terms, even if we've been told they're possible. Our total liability for all claims relating to the Service is limited to the greater of the amount you paid Leave in the 12 months before the claim or US $100.
These limits don't apply to liability that can't be limited by law, including for our fraud, gross negligence, or willful misconduct.
You agree to indemnify Leave against claims by third parties arising from Your Content or your breach of these Terms, to the extent caused by you.
16. Disputes and arbitration
Please read this section carefully. It affects how disputes between you and Leave are resolved, including by requiring arbitration on an individual basis instead of a jury trial or class action. You can opt out within 30 days.
Talk to us first
If you have a dispute, email chris@leaveyouragent.com with your name, account email, and a description of the problem and what you'd like us to do. We'll do the same if we have a dispute with you. Both sides agree to try in good faith to resolve it informally for 60 days before starting any formal proceeding.
Arbitration
If we can't resolve it, any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Service will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, rather than in court. The Federal Arbitration Act governs this section. The arbitrator can award the same relief a court could, to you individually. Hearings may be held by video, or in the county where you live. Leave will pay all AAA filing, administrative, and arbitrator fees for claims under US $10,000, unless the arbitrator finds the claim frivolous.
Athletes under 18
If you hold an account for an athlete aged 13 to 17, you agree to this section for yourself and, as the parent or guardian account holder, on the athlete's behalf. This section does not apply to any person or claim where the law does not allow it; those disputes go to the courts described under "Governing law and venue."
Who decides what
The arbitrator, not a court, decides all questions about whether a dispute is covered by this section or whether this section is valid, except that a court decides whether the class-action waiver below is enforceable and any dispute about the mass-arbitration procedure.
Mass arbitration
If 25 or more similar claims are filed against Leave by the same or coordinated lawyers, the claims will be handled in batches of up to 50, each batch as a single consolidated arbitration with one arbitrator and one set of fees, and the batches will proceed in stages: a first batch of bellwether cases will be heard, followed by a 90-day period in which both sides agree to try to settle the rest, before any further batches proceed. Filing fees for batched claims are due only as each batch begins. Any statute of limitations is paused while a claim waits its turn.
Exceptions
Either of us may bring an individual claim in small claims court instead. Either of us may seek a court order to stop unauthorized use or infringement of intellectual property. Nothing here prevents you from bringing issues to a government agency.
No class actions
Disputes will be resolved only on an individual basis. Neither of us may bring or participate in a class, collective, or representative action, and the arbitrator may not consolidate claims of different people. If this paragraph is found unenforceable for a particular claim, that claim will proceed in court, not arbitration.
Opt out
You can opt out of arbitration and the class-action waiver by emailing chris@leaveyouragent.com with your name and account email and the words "arbitration opt-out" within 30 days of first accepting these Terms. Opting out doesn't affect any other part of these Terms.
Governing law and venue
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware and applicable U.S. federal law, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, except that consumer protection laws of the state where you live still apply to you. Any claim that proceeds in court will be brought in the state or federal courts located in Delaware, and both sides consent to their jurisdiction, except that you may bring a small claims action where you live.
17. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms as Leave evolves. For material changes we'll email account holders at least 14 days before the change takes effect (or sooner if a change is required by law or addresses a security issue). Changes to the arbitration section won't apply to disputes that started before the change. If you keep using Leave after a change takes effect, you accept it; if you don't accept it, cancel before then and you'll owe nothing further.
18. Everything else
- Whole agreement. These Terms and the Privacy Policy are the entire agreement between you and Leave about the Service, and replace any earlier ones.
- Severability. If any part is unenforceable, the rest still applies.
- No waiver. If we don't enforce something right away, we can still enforce it later.
- Assignment. You can't transfer your account or these Terms to someone else. We may assign them to a successor that agrees to honor them.
- Notices. We'll send notices to the email on your account. Keep it current.
- App stores. If you got the app from Apple's App Store or Google Play, their terms also apply to the download, and they are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms with respect to the app but have no responsibility for the Service. Purchases in the app are made through Apple or Google Play under their terms; purchases on the web are made through Link.
- Our videos on YouTube. Leave Your Agent publishes its own videos on YouTube using YouTube API Services. If you watch or interact with them on YouTube, you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service, and Google handles your data under the Google Privacy Policy. See section 13 of our Privacy Policy.
- Beta builds. Test builds distributed through TestFlight or Google Play testing are provided for evaluation only, run on fictional data, and may be withdrawn or reset at any time.
- Where Leave is offered. Leave is currently offered to people in the United States. You may use it from elsewhere, but you're responsible for complying with your local laws, and some features may not be available.
- Force majeure. Neither side is liable for delays caused by events outside its reasonable control.