For college athletes

Your hustle
is worth
more than
free.

You pour everything into your game. The training, the film, the sacrifices nobody sees. Meanwhile, platforms take your reach, your data, your time — and give you nothing back.

HoopPass flips that. You control the content. You set the price. You keep the money.

  members only

A paywall you own.
A audience you build.
A business you run.

Exclusive content

Post training breakdowns, shooting mechanics, game film reviews, pre-game rituals, recovery tips — whatever your fans actually want but can't find anywhere else.

Paywall-gated access

Fans pay to see your real content. No algorithm deciding who sees it. No platform skim taking half your money. Just a direct line between you and the people who want to support you.

You own it all

Your content. Your audience data. Your pricing. HoopPass doesn't lock you in or take ownership. You're building a business that travels with you.

01

Post your content

Training videos, game-day vlogs, shooting breakdowns, pre-game routines, film sessions. The content that proves you're serious — and gives fans real value.

02

Set your price

You decide what it's worth. Monthly subscription, one-time purchase, or tiered access — whatever fits your audience and your content model.

03

Get paid directly

Fans subscribe and pay. The platform takes a small cut. You get the rest, deposited straight to you. No waiting. No drama.

"You don't owe the algorithm anything. You don't owe the platform anything. You owe it to yourself to build something that pays you for your work."

College athletes have the story. The training. The perspective. The access that fans will pay for — if you give them the chance.

HoopPass is that chance.

From content creator
to business owner.

Every post you make on social platforms builds someone else's business. HoopPass lets you build your own. Own the platform. Own the audience. Own the revenue.

$1.95B NIL revenue flowing to college athletes in 2025-26. Most never see a dollar of it. HoopPass changes that.