For sports betting creators, cappers & group owners
You shouldn't need one platform for your community, another for your picks, another for payments, another for tracking, and more workarounds just to keep the business running.
There's a better way to build this. And I'm getting ready to show you.
The reveal is coming
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Picks
Community
Payments
Tracking
Picks Community Payments Tracking Live Members Workarounds Picks Community Payments Tracking Live Members Workarounds
Somehow, this became normal.
One tool wasn't built for the other.
So you add another.
Then an integration.
Then another workaround.
Then another monthly bill.
And eventually managing the stack becomes part of managing the business.
Picks 01
Community 02
Payments 03
Tracking 04
Live 05
Members 06
Workarounds +

Why I'm building this
I've built businesses. I've built teams. I've built systems. And I've made the mistake of assuming that adding more meant I was building more.
More products. More dependencies. More moving parts.
Eventually I learned a lesson that changed the way I operate:
DO MORE WITH LESS.
Less unnecessary complexity. Less friction. Fewer moving parts. More control. More leverage.
When I looked at how sports betting creators were running their businesses, I saw the same problem.
So instead of adding another tool to the stack, we started questioning why the stack needed to exist in the first place.

TJ Jeffery
Founder, MVP
This isn't just an idea.
We started with the workflows sports betting creators already use every day and asked a different question:
What would this look like if it were actually designed around the business from the beginning?
Sample data · rebuilt from TJ's Structured Pick Submission Figma · selections and odds stay blurred
01 Write the pick
02 It goes out
03 Your members see it
Picks
One day-one workflow
Draft example · mock UI, not the real screens · swap in the Picks frames TJ approves from the MVP Figma
That's one piece.
You make the calls.
You build the following.
You lead the community.
You set the direction.
You create the value.
You take the risk.
You build the business.
But somehow, everybody else gets to call themselves your “partner.”
While they take a percentage of what you built.
Whose audience is it?
Yours.
Whose expertise are people paying for?
Yours.
Who built the community?
You.
Who creates the picks?
You.
Who keeps everyone engaged?
You.
Who takes the hit when the experience sucks?
You.
Sounds like you're the one leading the team.
Every team needs a Captain.
Every team needs a Captain.
Everywhere else, you get a username.
Here, you get a title.
Call yourself a capper.
A handicapper.
A creator.
An analyst.
A group owner.
We don't care which label brought you here.
If you're leading the business, you're already doing the job.
It's time you owned the title.
Welcome to MVP.


What a Captain looks like inside MVP
Captains build and lead their own Sports Hubs, publish Picks, establish verified performance, educate their Members, build community, and monetize their expertise. All through MVP.
Captain Performance Verified results. Real credibility.
A Captain shouldn't work for the stack.
Your business shouldn't be designed around the limitations of five different platforms.
The technology should be designed around the way you operate.
You need fewer things doing more.


You know the problem.
Now you know we've built something to solve it.
The rest belongs in the Huddle.
The old way
We're building the software around the person running the business.
The Captain.
Imagine it differently
Your picks.
Your members.
Your community.
Your monetization.
Your operation.
Built around you instead of scattered across everything else.
That's the direction we're building toward with MVP.
You've seen enough.
If you're building a sports picks business and you're ready to see a different way to operate it, I want you there.
I'm going deeper into what we've built, why we built it differently, and what comes next for the first Captains entering MVP.
No purchase. No commitment. Just come see it for yourself.
MVP Sports is business software for sports creators. Not a sportsbook: no wagers, no picks sold here, no promises about anyone's record or earnings.
Signing up is free and doesn't guarantee access on any date. Not affiliated with Meta, Instagram or any sportsbook.