Pull My Card vs My Player Page: Stats + Cards That Matter
Both tools let parents track their kid's stats. But they're built for different goals. My Player Page is a player portfolio platform. Pull My Card is a stat-to-card converter. Let's be honest about what each does well.
The Core Difference
My Player Page
Builds a professional player portfolio: bio, photo, stats in tables, highlight clips, recruitment info. It's basically a digital athlete resume. If your kid is serious about recruiting or showcasing to scouts, My Player Page is built for that.
Pull My Card
Takes stats and turns them into collectible cards. After each game, your kid gets a real trading card with their photo and stats. It's a keepsake, not a resume. Built for families who want stats to *mean something* emotionally, not just professionally.
The Honest Comparison
| Feature | My Player Page | Pull My Card |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Freemium (premium features paid) | 100% free |
| Stat tracking | ✓ (table format) | ✓ (card format) |
| Video/highlight clips | ✓ | — |
| Trading cards | — | ✓ 22 styles |
| Share stats with family | Limited | Free, easy |
| Recruitment-focused | Yes | No |
When to Use Each
Use My Player Page if:
- Your kid is pursuing recruiting (U15+) and needs a polished portfolio.
- You want to include highlight clips and video evidence.
- You need the recruiter-friendly format coaches expect to see.
Use Pull My Card if:
- You want to celebrate every game with a collectible card.
- You want to share stats with grandparents easily (no setup, no subscriptions).
- You want your kid to have something cool to keep forever.
- Your team is doing fundraising with local sponsor cards.
- You just want simple, free stat tracking without the "portfolio" overhead.
The Real Talk
My Player Page is for parents thinking about the future (college recruitment). Pull My Card is for parents thinking about right now (celebration, memory, family sharing).
Honestly? You might use both. My Player Page for the recruitment profile, Pull My Card for the family keepsakes. But if you're choosing one, ask yourself: Am I building a resume or celebrating a season?
Most parents answer: celebrating.
Try Pull My Card free. Log a game, get a card, share it with family. See if this is the kind of keepsake your kid will treasure.
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Sam Menard
Founder & Product Strategist
Digital health executive who's scaled products across 90+ markets. Girls hockey coach, girldad, and founder of Pull My Card. Built because sports parents deserve a way to celebrate every season.
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