For older players
Not everybody is chasing a scholarship.
UPSL, NPSL, NPL, a Sunday league, or none of the above. Same page, same one link, with the class year, the GPA and the rest of the college stuff taken off it.
- Free to start
- No graduation year
- No GPA field
The page stops asking you school questions.
You say what the page is for when you sign up. We ask your birth year to check you are over 13, and that is the only age question — no graduation year, no school, no grades. Change it later if that changes; nothing you have written is ever deleted by switching.
Gone
- Class of 2027
- GPA, SAT, ACT
- NCAA ID
- High school
- Where to see me next, for college coaches
In its place
Where you play now
Your current club and league, in the place the class year used to be.
Where you have played
Every club that has had you, in one field. Three lines, typed once.
When you are available
The single most useful thing on the page to a manager with a squad to fill and a window closing.
Or none of it
Pick "just playing" and the page is a name, a photo, your film and your links. Nothing else.
Everything that made the link worth having.
The page, the address, the film and the share art are all the same. One link that goes in a bio, a trial email, or a message to a manager who is short a centre-back on Thursday.
Your own short link
playerlink.me/yourname. Goes in a bio, an email, a message. Free plan.
Film that plays instantly
Paste the YouTube, Veo, Hudl or Vimeo link you already have. Nothing to upload.
Positions, foot, height
The facts anybody picking a squad reads first, and each one is a switch you own.
Share art, generated
A link preview and a vertical story image, drawn from the page automatically.
Your club and region
Metro area and state. Never an address — that field does not exist here.
Private until you publish
A new page shows nothing at all, and one switch takes it back down.
It is your account, and it says so.
Every account here is owned by a guardian, because the product started with minors. If you are the player, that guardian is you — and the page uses your name rather than talking about your family.
Messages come to you
Not to a parent. The page says "Contact you" because it is your page.
You still own everything
What is public, what is hidden, and whether the page exists at all.
The same rules on data
No home address, no phone number, no email on the page. Those columns do not exist in the database for anybody.