The local kideverybody already knows.
Make an athlete an offer right from their page. An appearance, a commercial, a post, gear, a camp. You reach the family directly and we never take a cut.
Who uses Brand Offers
This is not a national endorsement machine. It is the businesses on the same road as the stadium, plus the occasional casting call that needs a real athlete instead of an actor.
Restaurants and shops
The spot everybody goes after the game already sponsors the scoreboard. Put a real local kid in the window instead.
Dealerships
A Friday night name and face moves more trucks in a small town than a radio buy ever did.
Camps and clinics
Bring in an athlete the younger kids already look up to, for a session or for the whole week.
Barbershops and salons
Trade a standing chair for a shout out. It is the oldest deal in sports and it still works.
Producers casting commercials
Search real athletes by sport, position and state instead of calling an agency that sends you actors.
Local brands and gear
Product, apparel or a small paid post, made directly with the family instead of through a middleman.
Four steps, parent first
The athlete opts in
Nothing happens unless the family flips on the Open to offers switch. It is off by default and it can be switched back off at any moment.
You make the offer from the page
Say who you are, what you want, and what you are offering. Be specific. Vague offers get ignored the same way they do everywhere else.
The parent sees it first
Every offer lands in the parent inbox before the athlete ever sees it. For a minor, the parent approves everything, full stop.
You talk directly
If the family says yes, we hand over the introduction and get out of the way. Terms, payment and paperwork are between you and them.
Opt in only
Athletes are invisible to Brand Offers until the family turns the switch on. There is no way to message an athlete who has not opted in.
Parents approve everything for minors
Every offer goes to the parent inbox first. For an athlete under 18 the parent approves or declines, and the athlete never sees a declined offer.
We are only the introduction
RecruitMyKids is never a party to any agreement. We do not negotiate, we do not sign, and no money moves through the platform. What you agree on is between you and the family.
High school rules differ by state
What a high school athlete may accept without risking eligibility is set by each state association, and those rules are not the same in Texas as they are in California. Some states allow a lot. Some allow almost nothing.
Before an athlete replies to your offer we show the family the note for their state and tell them to check with their athletic director. We are not a law firm and none of this is legal advice. We would just rather nobody lose a season over a free haircut.
Back a kidfrom your own town.
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