Athlete web design · Detroit and beyond
Athlete website design
that reads like a scouting report, not a template.
A coach, promoter, sponsor or reporter gives your name a few seconds. A social feed shows them your last post. A real website shows them the record, the film, the story and how to reach you, in one link you own. We’ve built two: a fighter’s dossier and a pro basketball player’s profile, both live right now.
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- Two athlete sites live
- A fixed price before anything starts
- Your domain, your name
Where athletes lose the look
A career told in stories that disappear after 24 hours.
Social is where fans find you. It’s a poor place for the people who make decisions about you to evaluate you.
- 01
The record is scattered
Stats on one site, fight results on another, highlights in a feed nobody can search.
- 02
A builder template
The same layout every other athlete used, so nothing about it says you.
- 03
No way to book you
A sponsor or promoter has to DM and hope, with no management contact on the page.
- 04
Slow on a phone
Huge videos and images that stall, on the device most people open your link with.
Sound familiar?
Someone asked for your link, and you sent your Instagram.
- After a big result
“A promoter wants my record. Let me screenshot it from three places.”
- Googling yourself
“Top result is a stats site with my old team and a bad photo.”
- Later
“The feed is enough. People know me.”
The people who decide don’t scroll feeds.
Adrian “The Eagle” Hadribeaj’s site is built as a scouting dossier: tale of the tape, a 12 and 2 professional record, a fight log and a booking contact. Donovan Saine’s site tells a route from Detroit through Oak Hill Academy to pro seasons in Spain and China, with his numbers up front.
Your name deserves one link that says everything.
How a build runs
Four steps from your story to a live link.
- 01
A 30-minute call
Who needs to see you, what they need to know, and what you already have. You leave with a ranked list.
- 02
Gather the record
Stats, results, film, photos, press and the story in your words, checked for accuracy.
- 03
Design around your sport
A layout built for how your sport is judged, not a theme with your name swapped in.
- 04
Launch and hand over
Fast on a phone, easy to share, and every login in your name so you can update it.
Proof, before the pitch
Real evidence should survive an incognito window.
Result one
A Troy med spa we relaunched, already winning its market.
Rêve came to AlbaTech for a full relaunch. We rebuilt the site, the local-search foundation and the review engine together, and the treatments people actually search for now surface the business.
- Search: med spa troy
- Market: Troy, Michigan
- Result: first web result
- First web result under the map, and it holds that spot every time we check
- In the map pack too, highest rated of the three at 5.0 from 111 reviews
- Also in the pack for botox troy and laser hair removal troy
Result two
Our own studio, first for “microblading Michigan”.
Fine Strokes is our own studio. We built the website and the local search setup around the service customers actually search for. We ran the method on our own business before we sold it to anyone.
- Search: microblading Michigan
- Market: Birmingham, Michigan
- Result: first position shown
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What’s included
Three things every athlete site gets.
Every build is scoped to your sport and your goal, recruiting, booking or sponsorship, and you get a fixed price on the call before anything starts.
The numbers, verified and up front
Stats, results and measurables where a scout or promoter looks first.
The route, told once, properly
Where you came from and where you’re going, in your own words.
A clear way to reach you
Booking, management or coach contact on every page.
The rules
Three rules for an athlete’s site.
Credibility is the whole point, so these don’t bend.
- Accuracy
Numbers you can back up
Every stat and result checked against a source before it goes on the page.
- Ownership
Your domain, your name
Registered to you, so the link follows you from team to team.
- Speed
Fast on a phone
Tested on a real phone, because that’s where your link gets opened.
The receipt
Two athlete sites live, and people searching for more.
You can open both sites right now. And this page is the busiest of our athlete pages in Search Console: 160 impressions in 90 days, mostly from people trying to build an athlete website themselves. “create athlete personal website” put us at 29.2.
- adrianhadribeaj.com: a fighter’s scouting dossier, live
- supersaine.com: a pro basketball profile, live
- This page: 160 impressions at position 42.5
No follower or deal numbers here: we only publish numbers we can show you.
Fix my marketing leaksThis site’s own Search Console export, unedited.
Common questions
About athlete website design.
How much does an athlete website cost?+
It depends on the sport, how much film and content exists and what the site needs to do. You get a fixed price on the call before anything starts.
Why not just use a website builder?+
You can. A builder gives you a template. What a scout, promoter or sponsor responds to is a site designed around how your sport is judged, with your record verified and easy to find.
Can I update it myself?+
Yes. Every login is in your name, and we show you how to add results, film and press as your career moves.
Which sites have you built?+
Adrian “The Eagle” Hadribeaj’s fighter dossier and Donovan Saine’s basketball profile. Both are live, so you can check them yourself.
What we turn down
No hype we can’t back up.
- No inflated stats or unverified results
- No template with your name swapped in
- No domain registered to us
- No promises about offers or deals
The ownership promise
The link is yours for your whole career.
Domain, hosting, site and analytics are in your name. Change teams, change management, and the site comes with you.
Athlete websites
Pick the site that fits your goal.
Athlete recruiting websites
For college coaches →Athlete portfolio websites
The scouting dossier →Athlete personal brand websites
For sponsors and NIL →Adrian Hadribeaj case study
The fighter dossier →SuperSaine case study
The basketball profile →Michigan web design
The website pillar →Who owns my website?
Check your accounts →Website design guide
Read it →One next step
Find out what your link should show first.
Thirty minutes with Ervin. We look at what exists about you online today, who needs to see it, and you leave with a ranked list whether we build the site or not.
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