College football recruiting, run by your family
THE COACHES WHO NEED HIM
DON'T KNOW HIS NAME.
Most players don't get recruited for one reason — coaches don't know they exist. This fixes that. Not because he isn't good enough. Because nobody told you which of 743 programs to write to, or which of the 11,871 coaches on their staffs opens the email.
$79 once. Not $99/month, not $500–$4,200 a year, no salesperson.
Not what you expected? Refund policy — one click, no runaround. Full refund within 14 days, no questions asked, back to your original card. Card handled by Stripe, so we never see your card number.
We measured 59,346 players on 578 college rosters to calibrate what every division actually recruits — that's what powers The Eval and The Report. Where we don't have a number, we say nothing rather than guess. Census last rebuilt Aug 13, 2026.
What $79 actually looks like
$79 once — the same money NCSA charges for less than one month.
Real screens, not mockups. Tap any of them to look closer.
What week three looks like
Not a promise of an offer. A description of what changes when you stop guessing.
A ranked board of programs that lose players at his position before he arrives, with the ones near home moved up.
The position coach and the coordinator at each one, by name, with the address off their own staff page.
Every email, call and camp logged, so you can see at a glance which program has gone quiet and who to follow up.
What this is, and what it isn't
Built for families running their own outreach. Most of them are looking at D2, D3, NAIA and JUCO, which is where the large majority of college football is actually played — but the Eval reads every level from FBS down, and it never tells a kid where he can't go. It tells him what stands between him and the next one.
- We don't make the calls.If you want somebody doing the outreach on your behalf, that's a full-service recruiting service and it's a real thing to buy. Here your family sends every message, which is why the coach hears from your son instead of from a company.
- We don't promise offers. Nobody can sell you that honestly. We can tell you which programs need his position and who to email, and the rest is his film and his work.
- We don't measure a leg.For kickers, punters and long snappers we'll name the programs losing one and hand you the coach's address — but hang time and get-off don't show up in a height and a weight, and we won't pretend otherwise. That judgment belongs to a specialist coach who has watched him kick.
- Football only, for now. One sport, done properly, beats six done vaguely.
And if he's already fielding calls from FBS staffs, he doesn't need this. Congratulations — go enjoy it.
A college head coach built this
Chad Monson · head coach, Sonoran Sidewinders · Glendale, AZ
I read recruiting emails for a living. I know which ones get opened and which ones get deleted, because I am the guy deleting them.
I built this because I kept watching families pay thousands of dollars to services that sent their son's film to schools that were never going to take him, and then went quiet for three weeks. Meanwhile the programs that actually needed his position that year never heard his name.
So OfferPath does the part a coach can do and a sales rep can't: it tells you the truth about where your son fits, names the programs losing players at his position before he arrives, and hands you the coach's actual email. You send it. Coaches see your son, not a platform.
If a number on this site is wrong, tell me and I will fix it and say so in public. I have done it twice already.
Questions parents actually ask
How do I know the coach contacts are current?
Every contact is read off the program's own official staff page — the one they publish themselves — and carries the date we last checked it. The directory covers 743 programs and was last rebuilt on Aug 13, 2026. Where a program has taken a contact off its own site, we leave it blank rather than print an old address.
How often is the data refreshed?
Staffs turn over hardest in January and February, so we recheck every staff page through your athlete's recruiting cycle and those updates are included in the one purchase, not an upsell. Every record shows its own check date, so you can always see how old a specific contact is rather than trusting a site-wide promise.
What if an email bounces?
It happens — coaches leave mid-season. 1,500+ of the staff records also carry an X handle, which is the fallback when an address goes dead, and you can report a bad contact from inside the app so we can correct it on the next pass. We would rather you tell us than quietly keep a dead address on the board.
Where do your numbers come from?
We measured 59,346 players on 578 college rosters — every one carrying both a height and a weight — and every tier, median and percentile on this site is computed from that population. Nothing is estimated. Where we do not have enough measured players at a level to publish honestly, we publish nothing rather than guess, which is why some divisions are deliberately blank.
Does this actually get my son recruited?
No tool can promise an offer, and anyone who does is selling you something. What this removes is the two reasons good players go unseen: not knowing which programs are realistic, and not knowing who to email. Your family sends every message, so coaches see your son rather than a platform.
What if it is not what I expected?
Email support@offerpath.org within 14 days of purchase and we refund you in full, no questions asked, back to your original payment method. It is a one-time $79 purchase — there is no subscription and nothing to cancel.
Start with the free part
Run The Eval, see the five programs that fit him, and only buy if the list is worth it to you.