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A brand reached out to your athlete. Exciting, right? Then you open the contract. Here is what most parents are dealing with.
IP assignment clauses, perpetual licenses, indemnification. These contracts are drafted by brand attorneys. They're not written to be understood by parents or 19-year-olds.
Disclosure deadlines, prohibited categories, high school eligibility bans, reporting thresholds. One missed detail can put your athlete's eligibility at risk.
Is $500 for an Instagram post reasonable? What about $3,000 for a semester of exclusivity? Without benchmarks, you have no way to know if a brand is lowballing your athlete.
You do not need a sports attorney to vet an NIL deal. PACT gives you the analysis, the compliance check, and the market comparison. All in one place.
Brand name, compensation, sport, division, state, deliverable type. Takes 60 seconds. PACT runs a structured six-pillar analysis on every deal.
PACT checks the deal against your state's specific NIL laws: disclosure deadlines, prohibited categories, high school eligibility, reporting thresholds. Flags appear instantly with severity levels. Then read the full state guide for your state.
PACT compares the offered compensation against real market benchmarks for the athlete's sport, division, and deliverable type. You get a fairness score (0 to 100), a market comparison, and a plain-language summary of what the deal means.
Every state has different laws governing NIL deals. We publish free, plain-language guides for each state covering disclosure rules, prohibited categories, high school eligibility, and compliance checklists.
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An NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deal is a contract between a brand and a college or high school athlete. The brand pays the athlete to promote products, appear at events, or create social media content. These deals became legal after the NCAA changed its rules in 2021.
Yes, especially for high school athletes and younger college athletes. Parents play a critical role in reviewing contract terms, checking compliance with state laws, and making sure the deal is fair. Many NIL contracts contain legal language that requires adult guidance.
PACT compares the offered compensation against market benchmarks for the athlete's sport, division, deliverable type, and follower count. A fairness score of 80 or above indicates an excellent deal, 60 to 79 is fair, and below 60 suggests the athlete may be undervalued.
No. PACT is free to use. No login required. You can analyze a deal, check state compliance, and review fairness benchmarks without paying anything.
Every state has different NIL laws. PACT checks compliance against your state's specific rules automatically when you run a deal analysis. We also publish free state-by-state NIL guides covering disclosure deadlines, prohibited categories, and high school eligibility.
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