You watched. Now you can do something about it.
Most of the money athletes make here comes from people sending five or ten dollars because something just happened. You do not need an account to be one of them.
Send in one tap
Apple Pay or Google Pay from wherever you already are — including inside Instagram or TikTok. No download, no password, no account.
See where it goes
Every checkout shows what reaches the athlete, our fee and the card fee as three separate lines, before you confirm. Nothing is added to the amount you picked.
Stick around if you want
Subscribe for posts nobody else sees, ask questions in an AMA, book a call, or just follow along. The app is optional — the tip isn't gated behind it.
Check for the mark
A volt check next to a name means a person here confirmed that account belongs to that athlete. An amber “unverified” chip means nobody has yet — the page will tell you so directly above the payment buttons. Give accordingly.
A human checked their roster listing, their socials and their ID.
Real account, unconfirmed identity. Send if you know who you're supporting.
Things fans ask
Does the athlete actually get the money?
Yes, and you can see how much before you send. On a $25 card tip, $20.97 reaches a verified athlete — the rest is our 12% and the card company's fee, both itemised. If they aren't verified yet, the split is different and the page says so.
Can I get a refund?
Tips are transfers to a person, so they're generally final. If something has gone wrong — a duplicate charge, a page that turns out to be fake — email support and we'll sort it out.
Will they know it's me?
Only if you want. There's a toggle to send anonymously, and your note goes to them either way.
What are credits for?
Topping up a balance means one card charge instead of one per tip. That saves the card fee on every tip after the first, and all of that saving goes to the athlete rather than to us. It's also the only way to send small amounts — $1 from a balance works, $1 on a card doesn't.