Since 2021, college athletes can earn from their personal brand. The rules matter — and we enforce them automatically so you never have to worry.
Starting in 2021, the NCAA allowed college athletes to earn money by licensing their personal brand to companies. Here's what that means and what you can actually do.
College athletes couldn't earn from endorsements. A Nike executive couldn't pay an Ohio State quarterback to wear Nike gear. It was illegal. Full stop.
You can get paid by brands to post on social media, make appearances, train with a brand's products, or represent them in any way that doesn't violate NCAA or your state's rules.
We handle the rules. You handle the deals.