What you actually get.

Twenty minutes on the phone. We work out whether we can help you and whether you need us at all, and you get a straight answer to whatever is worrying you most right now.

What happens

• You tell us the grade year, the sport, and the decision in front of you.
• We tell you what we would look at first, and what we would not spend money on.
• If a paid tier makes sense, we say which one and why. If none does, we say that.

A 75-minute call plus a written two-page assessment you keep. This is the honest level read — the thing almost no one in the recruiting economy has a financial reason to give you.

What you get

• An outside read on where your athlete currently sits, athletically and academically, against the levels they are considering.
• What is missing from the current picture — film, testing, academic record, or simply the fact that no coach has been contacted yet.
• A written next-90-days plan: what to do, in what order, and roughly what it should cost.
• The two pages in writing, so the other parent, the club coach, and the athlete are all reading the same thing.

Best for 9th and 10th grade, or for any family that suspects the level they are aiming at may not be the level they are actually at.

The full plan. This is the tier most families should be looking at, and it is built to answer the expensive questions before the money goes out the door.

What you get

• Profile and video audit. Your athlete's film and recruiting profile reviewed the way a coach reviews them — on mute, at speed, for thirty seconds — with specific notes on what to recut.
• A tiered target list of 30–40 programs, sorted into reach, realistic and likely, each with the athletic and academic reasoning written out so you understand why it is on the list.
• A 12-month event calendar with specific recommendations — and specific avoids. The avoids are the part that pays for the tier.
• Coach-email templates, written for your athlete's actual situation, that they send themselves from their own address.

What it costs you in time

About two hours of calls and a couple of evenings gathering film and transcripts. The list and calendar come back within two weeks.

The Blueprint, plus someone to check the work all year. Recruiting is not one decision — it is a hundred small ones, and most of them arrive with a deadline.

Everything in The Blueprint, plus

• Monthly calls through the year, scheduled around your season.
• Ongoing review of coach correspondence — what your athlete sent, what came back, and what it actually meant.
• List revisions as interest develops, or fails to.
• Text access through the event season, for the questions that cannot wait for the monthly call.

Best for 11th grade, where the calendar is dense and a missed window is expensive.

Sophomore year through signing. The same work as Partner, run across the whole arc, with the plan rebuilt each year as the athlete and the picture change.

What you get

• Everything in Recruiting Partner, for the duration.
• The target list rebuilt annually rather than patched.
• Offer comparison at the end, run as four-year net cost.
• Payable in installments.

Priced below three consecutive years of Partner because the work compounds — by junior year we are not starting from scratch.