What could your name be worth? One score, six pillars, an indicative sponsored-post range, and a straight list of what you do and don't own — read the way a sponsor's marketing manager would read it, with the evidence quoted on every line.
Try a demo athlete, or type any name — reports are generated deterministically, so the same input always returns the same scores. Type “clean” to see what an honest all-clear looks like.
What we look at
A searchable name and a domain you control — or just profiles on platforms that could change the rules tomorrow. If a sponsor's first search lands on someone else's website, you don't own your own front door.
Reach, engagement, audience split, contact route and a rate. A marketing manager with a budget and a deadline gives up after two minutes and calls someone easier.
Whether your rhythm survives a bad run of form, an injury or a loan spell — because the gaps are exactly when an audience decides whether it stays.
Replies and saves against the benchmark for your follower count. Brands stopped buying follower numbers a long time ago.
An email list on your own domain. This is almost always the lowest score in the report, and it's the one that matters most the day an account disappears.
A shop, a booking link, an enquiry form. Goodwill with nowhere to go is goodwill you never get paid for.
We wrote the check and we sell the fixes, so the check has to be worth trusting on its own. Dressing rooms talk, and honesty compounds faster than advertising.
See what fixing it costs→ Starter £99, Pro £399, flat. No percentage of anything you earn, ever.