Recruit Page

Recruit Page

LAUNCHED · Business

Recruit.page is a one-page athlete website builder that puts film, measurables and academic info behind one link a coach can open on any phone.

Interface preview of Recruit Page

About Recruit Page

What Is Recruit.page

Recruit.page is a page builder for athletes who need a college coach to see their details in seconds. Instead of one message with a video link, another with height and weight, and a third with grades, an athlete sends a single URL.

The page carries the four things coaches ask for first: film, measurables, academic record and contact details. You pick a theme, replace the sample photos and text with your own, and publish. There's no design work and no code.

Two limits matter before you sign up. Recruit.page has no coach database and no outreach tools, so finding programs and emailing them is still your job. The layout also stays inside the theme system, which keeps every recruiting profile consistent but leaves little room for a custom design.

Getting Started

  1. Create an account through the Log In link, then pick your page from the Sites menu.
  2. Choose a theme and swap in your name, school, graduation year, position and photos.
  3. Add film links, measurables and academic details, then preview the page on a phone.
  4. Publish, copy the link, and paste it into texts, emails and camp forms. Update the numbers whenever your season moves.

Product Information

A quick look at Recruit Page's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanNo
Paid Plans$5/mo - $48/yr
PlatformWeb browser, mobile-friendly pages
DeveloperLAUNCHED
CategoryBusiness
Release DateN/A
Latest UpdatedOct 2026
Website VisitsN/A
Website Global RankN/A
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • High school athletes building a first recruiting profile
  • Multi-sport athletes
  • Parents running the logistics

Tasks

  • Answering a coach who asks for your info
  • Updating measurables after a combine
  • Sharing senior season film

Scenarios

  • Following up after a camp or clinic
  • Cold emailing a program
  • Starting junior year

Key features

One Link Instead of a Folder of Files

Everything a coach needs sits on a single page: film, size, speed, grades and contact details. That removes the usual scavenger hunt through DMs, email threads and camp portals, and it gives the athlete one URL to repeat everywhere. For a high school athlete recruiting page, that means one address for a bio, an email signature and a camp form.

Film Section for Highlight Clips

The page has a dedicated spot for video, so the first thing a coach sees is moving footage rather than a wall of text. Athletes point it at the clips they already have and rotate in new film as the season produces better plays.

Measurables and Athletic Data

Height, weight, sprint times and jump numbers get their own block. Coaches filter athletes by these figures before they watch anything, so having them spelled out on the page saves a round of questions and makes the sports recruiting profile easier to scan.

Academic Snapshot

Grades, test scores and graduation year sit next to the athletic data. That matters for programs with admission floors, and it means a coach can judge fit without asking for a transcript on the first reply.

Theme Library With No-Code Editing

Pages start from designed themes, and athletes edit text, colors and images in the browser. Nothing needs a developer, and the mobile layout holds up because the template already handles it.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Cheap to test: $5 a month or $48 for a year is a small bet next to paid recruiting services.
  • No design skill needed, since the theme does the layout work and edits are text and photo swaps.
  • One URL cuts the back-and-forth with coaches who want film, size and grades in the same place.
  • Updates are fast enough to do after a game, which keeps a college recruiting website honest through the season.

Cons

  • The one-page athlete website format caps how much you can publish, so long schedules and full season stats have to be trimmed.
  • There's no coach database, no email templates and no outreach tracking, and athletes who want help getting noticed still need another tool or a lot of legwork.
  • Themes limit branding, so the page looks like a Recruit.page site rather than a custom team site.

Frequently asked questions

It builds a single web page that holds an athlete's film, measurables, academic details and contact info, then gives them one link to share with college coaches.