One platform. Schools and athletes.
College athletes are now distributed $4B a year, and most teams are still tracking it on spreadsheets. Scout is the infrastructure underneath: the rails schools pay on, and the front door to every athlete’s financial life.
For schools
Cap management, contracts, distributions and audit trails in one console — plus interest shared back to the program, so software becomes a return line, not a cost line.
For athletes
Get paid, then protected. Taxes set aside as money lands, a real advisor in your corner, and an account that stays yours long after the last game.
Your financial infrastructure for the rev-share era
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40+
Schools on Scout
12,000+
Athletes on Platform
100%
Audit-Ready Distributions
Revenue-share obligations are mandatory, recurring and growing every year. Departments have to distribute up to $21.3M annually with thin staff, no payments infrastructure and real compliance exposure. Athletes are suddenly receiving significant income with no plan for taxes, scams or bad deals.
Scout supports both the school and the players on one platform. The school passes down the dream, and we help the athlete pass down the wealth.
Athletic departments
Must securely distribute rev-share with no payments infrastructure, small staff, and evolving compliance exposure.
Student-athletes
Suddenly receiving significant income with little financial literacy and exposed to taxes, scams, and predatory deals.
All payment types processed securely and on time including: Revenue share distributions, NIL payments, per diem, room and board, Alston awards, bonus payments and international payments
Financial literacy and goal setting, taxes, SEC-registered advisory, LLC formation and investing — pro-level support for every athlete on the roster.
Automated taxes, predictive fair-market-value calculations, NCAA and conference reporting, and decision optimization before you commit a dollar.
Scout · Thought Leadership
Nearly 25,000 international student-athletes now compete in NCAA sports, and the moment money crosses a border the tax rulebook changes. Here are five things every program should be doing about withholding, treaties, visa limits, and sourcing.
Scout · Financial Literacy
While lawmakers debate how to protect student-athletes' NIL earnings, Scout spent the summer doing the work — reaching 2,500+ athletes with hands-on financial education in a single month.
