InsightGM Elite — FAQ
What does Elite do that the fan tier doesn't?
Elite is roster construction — Portal Mode, valuations, budget tools, and a private workspace — where the fan tier is roster observation. Fans rearrange the roster they have; programs build the roster they want.
How does the platform price a portal target for us?
By projected role, minutes, and contribution against your actual roster — fit in your rotation, not an abstract rating — before you commit.
Is our data private?
Yes. Your builds, overrides, and scenarios live in your program’s own workspace. Nothing your staff does is visible to any other program or to the public site.
Can our staff override the model?
Yes — that’s the design. Minutes, roles, stats, and freshman ceilings are staff-adjustable, and the projection reprices from your assumptions. You correct the facts; the model does the math.
How are NIL and revenue-share valuations built?
Valuations are grounded in projected on-court contribution and market context — so dollars are weighed against what they buy on the floor.
How do we know it works?
The system is built and validated against historical seasons and refined continuously. We’d rather show you than tell you — request a walkthrough and see it on a roster you know.
How current is the data during portal season?
Projections refresh daily, and portal activity is tracked continuously through the cycle.
What does it cost?
Elite is quoted per program. Request access and we’ll follow up directly.
What does onboarding require from our staff?
Very little to start — every Division I roster is already in the platform, including yours, with a baseline projection from day one. Your staff’s knowledge makes it sharper from there.
Can we share what we build with our AD and staff?
Your build is yours. Elite is designed for front-office collaboration — bring your staff and leadership into the workspace.