Your story, your position, your school, your goals and the things that make you you.
One link.
Your whole game.
Put one PlayerPage link in your bio — and give coaches, teammates and fans one place to find your highlights, stats, recruiting profiles, teams, socials and story.
Multiple profiles.
One link.
PlayerPage doesn’t replace the places your game already lives. It connects them in one custom athlete homepage — so you share one link instead of sending people in five different directions.
/your-name
Every page looks different. Because every athlete is.
Hudl has your highlights.
MaxPreps has your stats.
Instagram has your moments.
Your team has your roster.
PlayerPage gives everything one home.
Film, clips and the moments you want coaches, teammates and fans to see first.
Your key numbers and links to official statistical profiles.
School, club, AAU and the teams that are part of your athletic story.
Hudl, SportsRecruits, NCSA, MaxPreps and other profiles — connected, not replaced.
The public accounts you want people to find, all from one clean link.
You send it.
We build it.
You make it yours.
Send your photo, sport, school, class year, accomplishments, links and the kind of look you want.
Writing, image treatment, design, links and hosting are handled for you.
You receive a private preview, request the included adjustments and approve it before it goes live.
Your first PlayerPage. First year included.
- Custom-designed athlete page
- Professional photo treatment
- Bio, stats and link setup
- PlayerPage.US/your-name URL
- One revision round before launch
- 12 months of hosting
- $10/year after year one, including one update round
I needed one.
So I built one.
I’m Nick Love, a student-athlete from Connecticut in the class of 2030. When I started building my own athletic presence, I realized everything about an athlete gets scattered across team pages, stats, highlight sites, recruiting profiles and social accounts.
I built PlayerPage.US to give athletes one place to share it all — while still letting every athlete's page have its own personality.
This is an early-stage student venture, so feedback from the athletes and families using it will directly shape what comes next.
/ Founder, PlayerPage.US
Safety. Privacy.
Always first.
A parent or guardian reviews and approves information before a minor athlete's page is published. PlayerPage only needs public links — never passwords to social, recruiting or team accounts.
We do not publish home addresses, full birth dates or an athlete's personal phone number. Recruiting contact can route through a parent or approved adult, and a page can be updated or removed on request.