From self-assessment to final admission, from a single consultation to full-cycle mentorship — professional, comprehensive, stable, and international.
Any family considering athletic recruiting, ages 10–18. You don't need to have decided on a path yet — the moment you haven't decided is exactly when this is most useful.
Everyone around you has an opinion — "the UTR needs to be higher," "you should be emailing coaches by now" — and nobody can tell you the one thing you actually want to know: where your child stands, what's missing, and whether there's still time.
This is not a black-box AI score. The UTR benchmark starts from published recruiting data (UTR Sports / NCSA); once you add your own target schools, the system switches to the real typical UTR of the schools on your list — measured against where you actually want to go, not against the world.
And if your child is targeting D3 only, the system will not show a D1 comparison — there is no such standard to clear for D3, and showing one would be misleading. Every number here can be questioned, and we can answer.
30 seconds to register. About 15 minutes for the full profile.
Families beginning to pay serious attention to NCAA recruiting, child in grades 6–10. You're not ready to commit thousands, but you want something more solid than a hunch.
Generated instantly on payment. No queue, no waiting.
It isn't about the $49. When something is free, families fill the form in casually; families who have paid enter their real UTR, real grades, real match history — and that accurate profile is the ground every later judgment stands on. The truer it is, the sharper our judgment can be.
$49 is an instant snapshot. $200 is the full diagnosis. The starter report tells you where your child stands; the in-depth report fills in the why and the next twelve months, and is released only after the team has reviewed and signed it off. Not more pages — more judgment.
Families who have decided to go down this road, child in grades 8–11. You no longer need to "learn more" — you need something you can act on.
Everything in the starter report, plus —
Released after team review — a report never reaches you automatically; someone has to look at it and mark it ready before it appears in your portal.
Child in grades 6–10, with parents willing to learn and judge for themselves — but done with piecing information together from a dozen half-reliable sources.
The cap is deliberate, not a capacity limit. Past a certain size a group becomes a broadcast — nobody's specific question gets answered, and there's no privacy left. What you ask in there is your child's real results and real difficulties. That shouldn't happen in front of a hundred strangers.
Lily is in the group herself — not an assistant posting on her behalf. A support assistant is online 10 hours a day, so a question that hits you on Tuesday doesn't have to wait until Friday.
You stop asking "what should we be doing next" — because you know what the next move is, and why it's now.
Families with a child in grades 7, 8 or 9 — the three years that decide the rest of it.
Nearly every family gets stuck on the same question somewhere in there: do we actually commit to the NCAA path? Are the results good enough, is there still time, and what happens if the whole family invests and it doesn't work out. The worries look alike because the situations genuinely are.
This tier exists for that question: first the data puts your child's real position on the table, then Lily herself spends 60 minutes on your family's specific doubts. The fog clears, the direction gets settled, the plan gets accurate — and you stop taking detours.
Two things. Stated plainly, with nothing padded around them.
The 1-on-1 is not sold separately. Lily comes into those 60 minutes already holding your child's full profile — not opening with "so how old is he?"
A consultation without data can't go deep; the first 20 minutes get spent reconstructing background, which wastes everyone's time. So we don't take consultations without a profile. That's us respecting your time as much as hers.
Child in grade 8 or above, committed to the NCAA path, with a family that wants someone to take over execution rather than researching the rulebook between work meetings.
The earlier you start, the lower the cost per year — because the earlier we're involved, the less there is to salvage later.
The price follows the grade your child is in on the day you sign; the program then runs a full 12 months from that date — moving up a grade partway through costs nothing extra. Renewal is priced at whatever grade they're in by then.
For example: signing in November of 8th grade costs the 8th-grade rate ($10,000) and runs to the following November. Those 12 months span the back half of 8th grade and the front half of 9th — and the move up doesn't change the price.
If fewer than three months remain in the current grade when you sign, we'll suggest signing at the next grade's rate with the program starting next school year — so you're not renewing two months after you started.
There's no discount in these three years, because there's no slack in them. Coach outreach windows, the ED/RD call, negotiating once offers land — whether this works comes down to these years, and they take the most from the team.
We still recommend signing all three at once, and not to save money:
By application. The team reviews your child's full situation, then talks with you one-on-one about fit and entry point.
Child in grades 9–12, with a family that wants one team responsible from end to end — not services bought in segments, but the whole path handed over from positioning through signing.
$75,000 for grades 9–12.
The offer is earned by committing to the whole path at once and paying in full — not by buying it a year at a time.
Per year: $15,000/yr signing in grade 8 (and locked) · $16,875/yr signing in grade 9. The earlier you hand over the whole path, the lower the annual cost — because the earlier we're involved, the less has to be salvaged. By grade 11, discovering a window has already closed is not something more money can fix.
This program doesn't sell a number of years — it sells being there until graduation. It runs from the day you sign until your child finishes 12th grade: the later you sign, the less time we have to help, and the price is the same.
Said plainly: a family arriving in November has three months less than one that arrived in August, and the outcome we're asked to deliver is identical. Coming early buys more than a discount.
The free or half-price entry year depends on completing the full program. If a family leaves partway through, that entry year is rebilled at list price.
This isn't a penalty — it's the reason the offer exists. We put the cheapest year first because we expect to walk the rest of it with you; the foundation year isn't a product that stands on its own.
By application, limited places. Final figures and payment terms are confirmed in conversation.
Log in, fill out a profile, and get an initial assessment within 48 hours.
The NCAA self-assessment is free. Starter positioning report: $49, generated instantly. In-depth positioning report: $200 — a full diagnosis and twelve-month plan, released after team review. Annual recalibration: $500/yr (best suited to grades 7–9) — one full recalibration report plus one 60-minute 1-on-1 with Lily. The 1-on-1 is not sold separately. 52-week community program: ¥3,650/yr, capped at 15 families per group, with three fixed posts a week (Monday NCAA news, Wednesday case breakdown, Friday open Q&A). Lily is in the group herself, and a support assistant is online 10 hours a day. The 12-month Annual Planning program is priced by grade — $10,000 (8th), $15,000 (9th), $20,000 (10th-12th). The price follows the grade your child is in on the day you sign, and runs a full 12 months from that date; moving up a grade partway through costs nothing extra. Grades 10-12 carry no discount, but we recommend signing all three years at once — families who do hold their signing-day price for all three years. The Four-Phase Full-Cycle program (grades 9-12) lists at $75,000. Signing the full program up front earns an entry offer: sign in 8th grade (5 years) and that year is free with prices locked for five years ($75,000 paid); sign in 9th grade (4 years) and the 9th-grade year is half price ($67,500 paid). Both are by application.
The earlier the better — families typically start anywhere from grade 3 to grade 10. The right timing depends on the individual, so a free assessment is the best first step.
Click "Free Assessment" on the homepage and fill out a short profile — you'll get an initial assessment within 48 hours.
Yes, we specialize specifically in NCAA tennis recruiting — built around the UTR system, coach networks, and tournament structure specific to tennis.
Log into the family portal ("Client Login" in the top right) — your full report, timeline, and booking options are all there.