Clubs, academies and mental performance coaches sell to parents who are standing on a sideline with a phone in one hand. We build the brand, the pitch site that replaces the deck, the program pages that explain what you do, and a signup that takes a minute and lands in a list you own.
Parents hear about you at a tournament, search your name, and find a link in bio and a flyer. There is no page that explains the program, the schedule and how to join.
A form collects a name and a phone number into a spreadsheet. Nobody is notified, nobody follows up, and the parent assumes the spot is gone.
A mental performance coach pitching a travel club sends a 20 slide deck. The director opens it on a phone, sees slide one, and forgets about it.
A logo from a friend, colors that change by post, a website template that looks like every other academy. Parents cannot tell what makes you different.
A name, a mark, a palette and a pitch site that is a website: what the program is, who it is for, what a season looks like, and one button to book a call. Shareable with a link and readable on a phone. We built this for Edge 24/7, a youth sports mental performance brand.
Program and location pagesOne page per program (a camp, a season, a one on one coaching track) and one per location, each with schema so Google and AI assistants can read what you offer and where. This is how a parent searching "baseball academy near me" finds you.
A signup that takes a minuteShort form, phone first, the player's age and the program they want. The parent gets an instant confirmation, you get an alert, and the lead lands in a list with a follow up task instead of a spreadsheet.
An assistant that answers parentsA named assistant on the site that answers the questions you get every week (what ages, when does the season start, what does a session look like) from your own content, and books the intro call.
Short video and imageryHighlight style videos and illustrated covers for the program pages and the pitch site, in your colors, so the brand looks the same on the site, on the field and on the phone.
These are the searches the site is built to answer, one page each.
A pitch site is a proposal that is a website. It opens on a phone, scrolls like a page, and has one button at the end to book a call. A director can share the link with a board in one tap. A deck opens as a download, shows one slide at a time, and dies in a text thread. We built one for Edge 24/7 instead of a PDF.
Usually not to start. A website that installs to the phone covers schedules, signups and announcements for most clubs and academies, with no app store and no update cycle. A native app makes sense when you need push notifications to hundreds of families or features that only work inside the phone, and we build those in Swift and Kotlin when the program is ready.
With a follow up rule. The moment a parent submits, they get a confirmation, you get an alert, and a task appears on a timeline with a due date. Nobody has to remember. The list of who signed up, who was called and who enrolled lives in a CRM you own, not in a spreadsheet one coach has on a laptop.
Yes. Name, mark, colors and type, then the pitch site, program pages and video built on top of that so everything matches. Edge 24/7, a youth sports mental performance brand, is an example of that work. We do not approximate a brand you already have; if you have a logo and colors, we get the real files and build to them.
Start a two minute intake and tell us what you coach and who you are pitching. We will reply within a business day.
Why we pitch hotels, resorts and builders with a private website branded to the prospect, with their logo, colors and a live demo, instead of a PDF proposal.
New softwareNative app through the App Store or an installable web app? How we choose for clients based on notifications, camera, offline use, store review and update cost.
WebsitesMost local searches happen on a phone.