For Collectives

Stop guessing what athletes are worth.

Your donors gave you capital. NIL33 makes sure you can account for every dollar — with scored valuations, compliance verification, and signed receipts for every deal.

The difference

Before and after NIL33.

Three scenarios every collective faces — and how NIL33 changes each one.

Without NIL33

Agent quotes $85K for a portal QB. You have no reference to push back.

With NIL33

NIL33 scores the athlete at 67/99 with a fair range of $48K–$62K. You negotiate from data.

Without NIL33

Board asks how you allocated $1.2M this cycle. You show a spreadsheet.

With NIL33

Every deal has a signed receipt with score, valuation, and compliance status. Export the full report.

Without NIL33

NCAA sends an enforcement letter requesting deal documentation. You scramble.

With NIL33

Each transaction is time-stamped, cryptographically signed, and audit-ready. You send the file.

Regulatory landscape

Compliance is getting harder, not easier.

50 states have distinct NIL statutes. Conferences layer on supplemental rules. The NCAA is actively investigating deal structures. The House v. NCAA settlement will introduce revenue-sharing frameworks that require institutional-grade valuation.

If you're still relying on a spreadsheet and a handshake, the regulatory environment has already passed you by.

State Laws50 rulesets maintained
Conference Rules10+ conferences tracked
NCAA GuidelinesReal-time threshold monitoring

Post-House v. NCAA

Revenue-sharing frameworks will require collectives to demonstrate fair-market valuation for every deal. NIL33 is built for this future.

The math

Catch one overpay. Paid for the year.

The average unvalidated deal includes $15K–$40K in overpay. NIL33 Pro is $14,400/year.

NIL33 Pro (annual)$14,400
Typical overpay on one deal$15K–$40K
Deals to break even1

See it work on a real deal.

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