Free for every agent
One link a club can open: your FIFA licence checked against the official register, the players you represent under mandate, and a contact button that keeps your email out of reach. No website to build.
No card. Publishing your page and verifying your licence are free.
Your licence number, your FIFA ID and your authorisation to represent minors, taken from the FIFA agent register rather than from a form you filled in yourself. That last one is what a club looks for and what nobody can claim on their own.
Each with their club, their age and their position. Only players under a signed mandate still in force appear, so the list is a claim you can stand behind. Under-18s are never listed.
Your email and phone are not in the page. A visitor gets them by clicking Contact. Harvesters read the source and ignore robots.txt, so the only thing that works is not putting them there.
Shared in a WhatsApp or an Instagram bio, the link unfolds into a card with your name and your badge, not a grey rectangle. It is often the first thing a club sees of you.
Most agents prove their licence by sending a photograph of it. It proves nothing: anyone can produce one, and a club that does not know you has no way to tell. What carries weight is a dated statement of who checked what, against a register the club can consult itself. That is the difference between licensed agent, which is an assertion, and checked against the FIFA agent register on 12 August, which is a fact with a date on it. Your page says the second, and it says it the same way to everyone you send it to.
The page is open to every agent, verified or not. The badge is the part you earn: without it the page still carries your name, your agency and your players, and it tells you what is missing.
Send a link to a page that states your licence number and FIFA ID, and says who checked them against the FIFA agent register and when. A screenshot of a licence proves nothing, because anyone can produce one. AgentFlow checks your licence against the register and your page then carries the badge, with the date of the check.
No. What a club needs is one page it can open in a second, showing who you are, that your licence is real, and which players you represent. A full website is months of work and adds nothing to that. Your AgentFlow page is one link, ready in a few minutes.
Yes. Creating an account and publishing your page costs nothing. Licence verification is free too. The paid plan covers the rest of the product, mandates, contracts and player management, not the page.
They are not in the page at all. Neither address nor number appears in the HTML; a visitor gets them by clicking Contact, which asks the server for them. Address harvesters read the source and ignore both robots.txt and noindex, so keeping the details out of the source is the only protection that works.
Only those under a signed mandate that is still in force, and only adults. A player whose mandate has expired or was never signed by both parties is not listed, because the page would then claim a representation you cannot back. Under-18s are never listed, whatever your settings.
Yes. Three switches in your account control whether your email, your phone and your players appear. Your name, photo, agency and country are always shown, since they are what the page is for.
Two minutes, and clubs stop having to take your word for it.
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