The recruiting process begins earlier than ever since the NCAA settlement that has forever changed rosters, scholarships, and athelte payouts. For many families, recruiting begins the freshman year of high school. Think of RecruitReach as your CRM for the recruiting process. With over a thousand schools and many more coaches, RecruitReach allows you to track all your conversations and use AI to be as prepared as possible.

From the Decision Hub to RecruitChat to our newest Practice Calls, RecruitReach’s AI is personalized to your athlete when they fill out their profile.

RecruitReach puts your athlete in the driver’s seat of the recruiting process with our AI copilot for a fraction of the cost of the other platforms.

Other platforms say they’ll help get your athlete noticed, but for most families simply getting noticed is the easy part. How do you handle tracking conversations with 30 schools, saying the right things on the phone, and crafting thoughtful email follow up?

Staying organized is crucial when tracking the recruiting process with dozens of schools, so we made Decision Hub free for all users. RecruitReach’s premium features are just $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year.

Great question. RecruitReach is designed to be used by both parents and student athletes. However, when using tools like our email generator, the email will be written as if it is coming from the student. When using RecruitChat, our AI is able to assist both parents and athletes. For example, you might be curious what a parent’s role is on an official visit while your athlete is curious about what their experiend will be like during the visit weekend.

RecruitReach is designed to be used by both the athlete and the parent; however, the athlete should be the one driving their process and communicating with coaches. Therefore, we recommend us an email the athlete will be able to easily login on their own. Currently, we only support Google (GMail) accounts.

Yes, RecruitReach was founded by a former Division 1 track and field athlete who collaborated with coaches across multiple conferences in Division 1, including ivy league schools.