Lacrosse recruiting, without the fog
The seconda coach looks,you'll know.
Recruiting is a black box — you email coaches into the void and pay thousands for “exposure” no one can measure. FanFeed is the team's home base, built on a real signal, not exposure: the moment a verified college coach opens your athlete's profile — who they are, what it means, and the next move.
Free to start · No contract · Cancel in one click · COPPA-compliant
Coach view · just now
D1 assistant coach watched 3 min 40 sec of film
Coach view · just now
D2 head coach opened his profile a 2nd time
Coach view · just now
D3 recruiting coordinator viewed stats and GPA
The parent view — demo data, real product.
college lacrosse programs mapped
roster spots tracked, player by player
programs by division — D1 · D2 · D3
Real rosters · real openings · in the fit engine today
How FanFeed works
A digital ID camp —
run by your own coach.
An ID camp puts your athlete in front of college programs for one weekend. FanFeed runs the same play year-round: the coach puts the whole team on, the fit engine points every player at the right programs, and the second a real college coach looks — you know. Five steps, start to finish.
- Your coach
Drops the roster
CSV, photo, or paste. About five minutes, once — that’s his whole job.
- FanFeed
Verifies the team
Every player gets a coach-vouched profile. Underclassmen stay private until a parent confirms.
- Your family
Claims the page
One link from the coach. Add film, stats, and GPA — the athlete drives, you see everything.
- FanFeed
Maps the fit
All 207 college programs, scored honestly against real roster needs — Safety, Realistic, Reach.
- The moment
A coach looks — you know
Who they are, how long they watched, what it means, and the one move to make next.
No team on FanFeed yet? Start solo in the app — your athlete's profile and fit map work day one, and you can bring your coach whenever they're ready.
Every program, in the engine
Browse every college lacrosse program — see where your athlete fits.
All 207, D1 to D3. Open any one for an honest read — Safety, Realistic, or Reach, mapped to their position and grad year.
Denver
D1 lacrosse
Colorado Mesa
D2 lacrosse
Tufts
D3 lacrosse
Maryland
D1 lacrosse
Regis
D2 lacrosse
Amherst
D3 lacrosse
Syracuse
D1 lacrosse
UCCS
D2 lacrosse
Salisbury
D3 lacrosse
Notre Dame
D1 lacrosse
Rollins
D2 lacrosse
Gettysburg
D3 lacrosse
Johns Hopkins
D1 lacrosse
Adelphi
D2 lacrosse
Bates
D3 lacrosse
Air Force
D1 lacrosse
Michigan
D1 lacrosse
Navy
D1 lacrosse
Denver
D1 lacrosse
Colorado Mesa
D2 lacrosse
Tufts
D3 lacrosse
Maryland
D1 lacrosse
Regis
D2 lacrosse
Amherst
D3 lacrosse
Syracuse
D1 lacrosse
UCCS
D2 lacrosse
Salisbury
D3 lacrosse
Notre Dame
D1 lacrosse
Rollins
D2 lacrosse
Gettysburg
D3 lacrosse
Johns Hopkins
D1 lacrosse
Adelphi
D2 lacrosse
Bates
D3 lacrosse
Air Force
D1 lacrosse
Michigan
D1 lacrosse
Navy
D1 lacrosse
This is the whole point
Every view has a name,
a watch time, and a next move.
Right now
He puts inthe work.
But not one college coach has ever seen him play.
The moment
A college coachopens his profile.
Verified. Real. Watching his film for four straight minutes.
You know right away
He's on theradar.
Who it was, how long they watched, and a concrete next move.
The payoff
Found.Committed.
This is how an unseen kid becomes a recruited one.
No one is watching yet.
A college coach just viewed your profile
Watched your highlights for 4m 32s
RADAR
A D1 head coach just scouted Jordan.
COMMITTED
Jordan Maddox
University of Denver · D1 Lacrosse
If you're honest
You're not worried they aren't good enough.
You're worried no one will see them in time.
You emailed eleven coaches. You heard back from none of them.
They played a great tournament — and you have no idea if anyone was watching.
Another kid on the team just committed. Are you already behind?
NCSA quoted you thousands for "exposure" you can't even measure.
Their grad year keeps getting closer, and you still can't tell where you actually stand.
The gap is almost never their talent. It's visibility — and not knowing what to do with it when it comes.
Inside the app
This isn't a brochure.
It's the product.
One download covers the whole family — the parent's scoreboard, the athlete's profile and film, an assistant that knows every program's roster, and a free console for the coach.
ParentJordan Maddox
Lacrosse · Class of 2027
Your next move
Reach out while the view is fresh
A D2 assistant watched 3:40 of film yesterday.
Draft the intro noteRecruiting timeline
418
days until coaches can contact Jordan
Coaches watching Jordan
D2 assistant coach watched 3:40 of film
The real parent app — demo data.
The family app
Exactly what a parent opens at night — the next move, the recruiting clock, and which coaches are watching.
Film that gets measured
Not view counts. Watch time — you see exactly how long a college coach stayed on the film.
2027 middie, 3.8 GPA — which camps actually matter this summer?
Skip the showcase circuit. Three of your Realistic-tier programs run prospect days in July — start with the two recruiting 2027 midfielders…
Recruiting Assistant
Ask anything. Grounded in the 207-program engine — real roster needs, not generic advice.
Blips = programs where your roster really fits · pulse = a real coach view
The coach console
Your coach's radar: the whole team mapped, live college views, credit when players get found. Free, forever.
Jordan Maddox✓Coach Verified
Lacrosse Midfield · Team FanFeed · ’27
34
Goals
✓ Coach-verified
21
Assists
✓ Coach-verified
48
GBs
○ Self-reported
The verified profile
The page a college coach actually opens — vouched by the coach, owned by your athlete.
Team FanFeed
Lacrosse · 24 teammates · 31 parents
FanFeed · pinned
Practice tomorrow · 4:00 PM · Fairview Turf
Tap to RSVP so Coach can plan.
COACH D · 5:12 PM
Film from Saturday is up — three of you got college views this week. Keep pushing.
locked in 🥍
Team HQ Rolling out to pilot teams
The whole team in one place — chat with the coach and teammates, the season schedule with one-tap RSVPs, and automatic reminders the night before practice. The group chat your team already has, except this one knows when a college coach is watching. Parents get their own channel.
All of it ships in the iPhone app — and everything works on the web too.
Not a point tool
Recruiting is one room.
FanFeed is the house.
The services sell you a database and call it a day. FanFeed is where the whole team lives — the profile, the distribution, the live coach-view, the team's chat and schedule, the marketplace, and the intel engine underneath it all. One home base, not six apps.
Get seen
The public profile
The page a college coach opens in one tap — no login, no wall — vouched by their own coach.
Get on
Coach distribution
One link from the coach and the whole roster claims. Nobody chases 25 families for forms.
The proof
The coach-view signal
A real college coach opened their film — who it was, how long they watched, and the next move.
The map
Fit engine + Team Radar
All 207 programs scored against real roster needs — Safety, Realistic, Reach — and the whole team on one radar.
Run the team
Team HQ
Team chat, the season schedule, one-tap RSVPs, automatic reminders — the group chat that knows when a college coach is watching.
The upside
Marketplace & NIL
Gear and status for high schoolers — never cash, by design. Real brand deals when they get to college.
Underneath it all
Coach & program intel
Fit tools are everywhere now. What they don't have is what's underneath FanFeed: a living map of college programs, their real roster needs, and the coach relationships around them — growing with every team that comes on. It's what turns “here are 14 schools” into a school list with a path in.
The engine we're building- Every program mapped — 207 rosters, position by position, class by class
- Roster needs, not keywords — who actually has an opening at their position
- Built for warm intros — relationships, not spray-and-pray email
How a whole team gets on FanFeed
Your coach drops the roster.
The whole team is on in seconds.
The part every parent dreads — 25 families chasing down 25 forms — never happens. The coach uploads once, and every player gets a coach-verified profile. Underclassmen stay private until a parent confirms. One pass, and your athlete is on.
Team FanFeed is a demo team — every name is fictional.
Team FanFeed — auto-verifying
Flagship team · live now
Denver South Lacrosse
is on FanFeed.
The first full team on the platform. Their coach loaded the roster — every player has a coach-verified profile and a fit map waiting to be claimed.
Play for South? Your coach or a parent will send you a link to claim your page — your film, your stats, your radar. Free.
For coaches · free forever
Drop the roster.
The rest is automatic.
Helping your players get recruited shouldn't cost you a season of forms, follow-ups, and parent emails. Built with Colorado high school coaches: upload your roster once — every player gets a coach-verified profile and an honest college fit map. You send one link; FanFeed handles the claims, the parents, and the film. No admin work lands on you.
Free for coaches, forever · Underclassmen stay private until a parent confirms · You never touch billing · Full coach walkthrough →
Team Radar
Every player mapped to real programs — D1 on the outer ring, D2 and D3 in.
Real programs from the 207-school engine. A blip pulses the moment a real college coach opens that player's film.
01
Drop the roster
CSV, photo, or paste — about five minutes, once.
02
Team verified
Every player gets a coach-vouched profile. No 25 forms.
03
Send one link
Share sheet, locker-room QR, per-player links — done.
04
Watch the radar
See which college programs open your players’ film.
What FanFeed actually does
Real signals become next moves.
A buzz that says “a coach looked” isn't a plan. FanFeed never stops at the alert — it tells you what to do next.
Who's watching
The signal
A verified college coach opens their profile. You see exactly who — name, school, division — and how long they watched.
What it means
The meaning
We decode it for you. Thirty seconds is a browse. Four minutes is real interest. A second visit is a buy signal.
Your next move
The move
Then a concrete next step — when to reach out, what to send, what to fix — timed to the real recruiting calendar.
“The information isn't the problem — not knowing what to do with it is.” — Tommy Vento, college recruiting coordinator
Assistant Coach
D2 · RMAC lacrosse
watched 3 min 40 sec of his film
What it means
3+ minutes is real interest — not a quick browse.
Your next move
He can reach out now — draft his intro noteA real look at the FanFeed parent view.
An honest map, not a highlight reel
See where they
actually fit.
Everyone tells you your kid is a D1 prospect, and nobody tells you where they'd actually get a roster spot. FanFeed shows the honest spread — Safety, Realistic, Reach — mapping each player to programs with real openings at their position, because most college lacrosse careers happen at D2 and D3.
- Programs with real 2026–27 roster needs at their position
- Realistic and safety fits first — reaches labeled honestly
- Built for the middle athlete, not just the five-star
A live look — Team FanFeed
For the whole family
You get a scoreboard.
They keep the wheel.
The urge to manage their recruiting can turn into hovering — and you still can't see if any of it is landing. FanFeed gives you the scoreboard: which coaches are watching and whether the plan is working. They keep their profile and drive their own recruiting, so you're both pointed the same direction without you taking the wheel.
- See exactly which coaches are watching — no more wondering
- A readiness checklist, so you always know the next thing to do
- Verified coaches only. No DMs from strangers. COPPA-compliant.
- Transparent pricing. No annual contract. Cancel in one click.
Built for the middle
Not just the five-star. The athlete who could play — and just needs to be found.
“Build for the middle athlete.” — Tom Konkel, coach
The anti-NCSA promise
We'll never tell you they're a star.
Every service flatters your kid and bills you for hope — and you already suspect it. A platform that tells you the honest truth and hands you a real plan is the one worth trusting. Here's the difference, in plain terms.
Doing it alone
- Emails into the void
- No idea who’s ever watched
- Guessing the school list
- Free — but flying blind
The big services
- $500–$4,200 a year
- Annual contracts, sales calls
- “Exposure” you can’t measure
- Every kid pitched like a star
FanFeed
- $9.99/mo · cancel in one click
- Who watched, and for how long
- What it means + your next move
- Safety · Realistic · Reach, honest
Top NCSA plan, per year
FanFeed, see who’s watching
Of athletes reach college
To cancel, anytime
Where we start
We're going all-in on lacrosse first.
We go deep on one community before we go wide — the coaches, the clubs, the families, the success stories. Lacrosse is where we earn it. Built for every athlete; starting with yours.
The athlete plays free. One parent plan turns on the whole scoreboard — less than one private lesson a month. Cancel any time, in one click.
Pricing
Simple, transparent pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you want to know exactly which coaches are watching.
Premium
See which schools are watching
- Everything in Free, plus:
- School name on coach views
- Direct messaging
- Watch-time on every coach view
- 2x profile visibility boost (coming soon)
- Advanced analytics (coming soon)
AI Scout Pro
Coming soonFull recruiting intelligence
- Everything in Premium, plus:
- Full coach identity reveal
- Priority in coach search (coming soon)
- AI Coach Interest Score (coming soon)
- Weekly AI Scouting Report (coming soon)
- Season Wrapped generation (coming soon)
Free tier is free forever — no credit card required. Upgrade whenever you're ready.
Straight answers
What families ask us.
What exactly does FanFeed do?
Three things. Your athlete gets a coach-verified profile with film, stats, and grades. Our fit engine maps them to all 207 college lacrosse programs honestly — Safety, Realistic, Reach — based on real roster needs. And the moment a verified college coach opens their profile, you know: who it was, how long they watched, what it means, and the one move to make next.
How does my athlete get on?
Two ways. If their coach is on FanFeed, the coach uploads the roster once and you get a claim link — one tap and the profile is live. No coach yet? Download the app and start solo: the profile and fit map work from day one, and you can bring the coach in whenever.
What does it cost?
The athlete plays free, and coaches are free forever. One parent plan — $9.99/month — turns on the full scoreboard: every coach view with watch time, the meaning, and the next move. No annual contract, no sales call, cancel in one click.
Is it safe for a high schooler?
This is the part we're strictest about. Coaches are verified before they can see anything. There are no DMs from strangers. Underclassmen stay private until a parent confirms. High schoolers are never shown cash NIL offers. COPPA-compliant, and your data is yours — delete it anytime.
What if my kid isn’t a D1 star?
Then FanFeed was built for them. Most college lacrosse careers happen at D2 and D3 — 136 of the 207 programs — and that's where our fit engine goes deepest. We'll never tell you they're a star. We'll show you where they'd actually earn a roster spot.
Is FanFeed only for lacrosse?
Lacrosse is where we're going deepest first — the fit engine, the programs, the coaches. But any athlete in any sport can build a profile, post film, and be seen. Pick your sport at signup.
I’m a coach — what’s the lift?
About five minutes, once. Drop the roster (CSV, photo, or paste), send one link, done — FanFeed handles the claims, the parents, and the film, and you never touch billing. The full coach walkthrough is here.
Something else on your mind? Email a founder — you'll get a real reply.
Every sport · tap yours to start
The next time a coach looks
Get on the
radar.
Set up their profile in a few minutes. The next time a coach looks, you'll know who they are — and exactly what to do about it. Free to start.
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