For athletes on the road to what’s next

They’re out there making a name for themselves.Make sure it stays theirs.

Their own .com, a page built for coaches and scouts, and one protected inbox for every request. All run by the family, and built for elite athletes chasing the next level.

$299 CADfirst year

See a real example

Parent owned. Parent approved. Built for athletes going places.

An athlete’s page on their own .com: name and number over a goaltending photo, with team, class and jersey number

Who it’s for

Built for athletes chasing the next level.

If people are starting to notice, this is for you: athletes moving through junior, prep and academy programs, showcase circuits, college recruiting and pro pathways, and the parents helping them do it right.

Junior & prep
Academy & showcase circuits
College recruiting
Pro pathways

A goaltender making a glove save — Hockey

A young pitcher following through on a pitch — Baseball

Lacrosse players in blue jerseys lined up on the sideline — Lacrosse

…and soccer, basketball and every sport with a next level.

The moment it changes

The higher they climb, the more people come knocking.

The DMs start.
Coaches, scouts, agents and brands find them however they can: Instagram, group chats, the tournament hallway. Their personal accounts become the front door.
Someone else takes the name.
A name-based .com is easy to lose. If someone registers it first, your family may be left negotiating for it.
Everyone tells a different story.
Stats on one site, film on another, a bio in a PDF. Nothing you control, and nothing that looks like one professional picture.

The answer your athlete can use

Easy—head to EvanCalder.com and use the contact form.
My family will get back to you if it makes sense.

A casual conversation can become a real commitment.

A free stick for a few posts may sound simple in a tournament hallway. Your athlete’s .com gives them a polite way to pause the conversation and send the proposal to you—before anything is promised or posted.

No personal contact details required
No verbal yes needed on the spot
Serious requests arrive in writing

The site creates a better process. Families still decide what opportunities make sense.

What you get

Everything the next level asks for, in one place.

Not just a website. A home base for the recruiting conversation, run by the people who care about your athlete most.

The checkout window: Evan Calder’s name typed in, and “evancalder.com looks available” underneath

Protect

Their name, registered to you.

The .com is registered in the parent or guardian’s name, so no platform, stranger or squatter can take it out from under the family.

A standard .com registered in your name
Live at a free preview address the moment you check out
One address that follows them from junior to college to pro

Evan Calder’s athlete page: his name and number over a goaltending photo, with team, class and jersey number below

Present

A page that says: this one’s serious.

One clean page for everything a coach, scout or organizer wants to see, built to read well on the phone they’ll open it on.

Film and highlight links, team history and awards
Quotes from coaches, evaluators and teammates
Only links you’ve approved. Nothing goes public until you publish

Open the live example

Handle

Every opportunity through one door.

A camp invite, a college coach’s film request, a brand proposal, a podcast interview. They all arrive in writing, with who’s asking and what they want.

Topic tiles, so senders say why they’re reaching out
Every request in one inbox, with search and tabs
Their personal phone and email never appear on the page

A message thread: a showcase invitation, the family’s reply, and a Contact Check panel listing an organization, a work email and no request for private details

Handle

Answer like a pro. Keep their info private.

Reply as the family from a protected address. Every message comes with automatic checks to help you decide what deserves a second look.

Contact Check: organization given, work email, no request for private details
Replies come from a protected family inbox
Every conversation stays on record: search it, archive it, find it again next year

The page editor: the player details form on the left and a live preview of the athlete page on the right

Set up

Set up in minutes. Run it from your phone.

Answer a few tap-to-pick questions and the page fills itself in. Then tweak anything with a live preview beside you.

Guided setup for hockey, baseball, soccer, basketball and more
A draft first: publish when you’re ready, nothing goes live by accident
Invite a second parent or guardian to help

The dashboard overview: new message counts, and a QR code with copy and share buttons for evancalder.com

Hand it out anywhere.

One link for bios, email signatures, group chats and social. Text it to a coach, or hold the QR code up at the rink.

Link previews show your athlete, not us
A QR code ready to scan at the arena or the field
Copy or share the link in one tap

The help center article “Camp, showcase and tryout invites”, listing questions worth asking before you say yes

Prepare

A playbook for the big decisions.

Plain-English guides for parents new to all of this: what to ask before saying yes to a camp, how to spot a scam, when to bring in an advisor.

Camp, showcase and tryout invites
NIL, brand deals and advisors
Recognizing red flags and scams

General guidance, not legal or financial advice.

The road ahead

Ready for every step up.

The attention changes at every level. Your page grows with it.

Stage 1: Getting noticed
What changesA few DMs. A coach who watched a tournament game.
What your page doesClaim the name and put up one clean page before the questions start.
Stage 2: Showcase season
What changesOrganizers, evaluators and other families all want the details.
What your page doesOne link with film, teams and awards. Invites arrive in writing, ready to compare.
Stage 3: Recruiting
What changesCollege and junior staff reach out, sometimes several at once.
What your page doesCoaches reach the family through one door. Reply as the family, keep their details private, keep the paper trail.
Stage 4: Committing & beyond
What changesOffers, brand and NIL proposals, media requests.
What your page doesProposals come in writing, with plain-English guidance on advisors and red flags. The same .com follows them to the next level.

We don’t run the recruiting process. We make sure the right people reach the family the right way.

Own the address.
Registered in the parent or guardian’s name.
Approve the page.
You decide what appears publicly.
Own the conversation.
Every site inquiry reaches the family.

How it works

Step 1: Check the name.
Step 2: We register it and build your page, live in seconds.
Step 3: Answer a few questions, publish and share.

Their name. Their page. Their inbox.

$299CAD

Standard .com setup + first 12 months of the parent-managed athlete page and inbox.Then $99 CAD/year. Premium domains excluded.

A standard .com registered in your name
An athlete page: film links, teams, awards and quotes
Guided setup and a live-preview editor
A protected inbox with automatic contact checks
Second parent or guardian access
The parent playbook: camps, NIL and red flags

See which .com options are available before you pay.

Questions

Good to know

What do I get for $299?

Everything for the first 12 months: a standard .com registered to you, an athlete page with film and highlight links, teams, awards and quotes from coaches, guided setup and a live-preview editor, and a protected inbox where every request from a coach, scout, organizer or brand reaches your family instead of your athlete.

Is this for my athlete’s level?

It’s built for athletes pursuing the next level: junior and prep programs, academies and showcase circuits, college recruiting and pro pathways. If people are starting to notice, it’s a good time. We don’t run the recruiting process or promise outcomes; we make it easy and safe for the right people to reach your family.

We already use Elite Prospects. Why do we need this?

Keep using it, and any others like GRAET, Hudl or Perfect Game. Scouting profiles are where their stats live, and they help scouts find players, but they belong to the platform. Their .com is where their name lives: an address registered to you that no platform or stranger can take, with film, teams and awards in one place and links out to every profile they have. The profile gets them found. The .com protects the name.

What happens when a coach or scout reaches out?

Their message arrives in your dashboard with who’s sending it and what they want, plus a short automatic check: whether they gave an organization, used a work email, and avoided asking for private details. You reply as the family from a protected address, and your athlete’s phone and email stay private. Every conversation stays on record.

How do updates work?

You’re in control. Guided setup fills in most of your page from a few tap-to-pick questions, and the editor lets you change anything, with a live preview beside you. Changes are drafts until you publish, so nothing goes live by accident. A second parent or guardian can be invited to help. Questions? Email hello@yourathletename.com.

Who owns the domain?

You do. The .com is registered to you, not to us, so the name stays theirs.

Is my athlete’s contact information shown?

No. Their phone number, email and home address never appear on the page. Coaches, scouts and organizers use the inquiry form, which comes to you.

What happens after the first year?

It renews automatically at $99 CAD per year to keep the domain and page live. If you’d like to stop, let us know before your renewal date.

What if their .com is already taken?

You can check the name before you pay. If the exact .com is taken or premium-priced, we’ll suggest close alternatives, like adding a middle initial or their sport.