Catapult to offer fans subscription access to college football all-22 film from 100-plus schools
Sports technology company Catapult is launching a consumer subscription service that will give fans access to all-22 coaching film for college football teams from more than 100 schools, priced at fifteen dollars per month or one hundred fifty dollars annually. At launch, footage from over 1,300 games spanning the 2025 and 2026 seasons will be available, with new content added every Sunday during the season. Participating conferences at launch include the ACC, SEC, and several Group of Five leagues, while the Big Ten and Big 12 are absent but may be added later. Schools and conferences will receive compensation based on viewership, and content creators will not be permitted to redistribute video outside the platform.
From my perspective, there's really two goals that we have: We want to increase our reach and we want to increase our revenue, and this allows us to do both,
Why it matters
For brands: Conferences and schools earn revenue tied directly to how much their content is watched, creating a new viewership-linked income stream.
For coaches: Coaching film previously limited to program use will now reach a broader audience, raising the stakes on film quality and scouting intel shared through the platform.
For media: Analysts and media members gain access to all-22 footage for breakdown work, though redistribution of video outside the platform is not permitted.
For athletes: Players' on-field performance will be more widely visible to analysts, media, and the public than before.
For collectives: Greater fan engagement with on-field product could support broader interest in programs that collectives represent.
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Sources
- Sportico · Jacob Feldman: College Football All-22 Film Is Available for 100+ Teams, Finally