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HunterPass

Team

Small, andaccountable.

Four people, and it is clear which one is responsible for each part of this. That matters more to a club handing over its season than a page of headshots does.

Who owns what

Ownership, not org chart.

If something on this platform fails, one of these four is the person it belongs to. That is the useful version of a team page.

Dan

Product, platform & the raise

  • What gets built and in what order
  • The platform architecture shared with AnglerPass
  • Investor process and the accredited round
  • This site, and everything it claims

Marcus

Technology, payments & security

  • The shared stack across both platforms
  • Stripe Connect, payouts, and settlement
  • Security posture and data handling
  • Location privacy enforced at the API layer

Casey

Landowner & club partnerships

  • The Colorado beta cohort
  • Southeast lease programs and enterprise conversations
  • Broker, forester, and association relationships
  • Every landowner and club lead, inside 24 hours

Nate

Onboarding, migration & support

  • The migration playbook, and the hours it actually takes
  • Converting rosters, leases, and stand maps by hand
  • Day-to-day support for the beta cohort
  • Being the reason a club's first season works

What small gets you

You will deal with the person who owns it.

No support queue between you and a decision

If your lease terms need something unusual, or your club runs stands in a way no software anticipated, you are talking to the person who can change it — not to someone logging a ticket about it.

Your first season is somebody's actual job

Migrating a club off a spreadsheet, a checkbook, and a stand map in somebody's head is hand work. Nate does it with you, and getting your season running is the whole measure of whether it went well.

Advisors and partners

We are still seating the hunting side.

If you run ground, a club, or an outfit and would put your name next to this, that is a conversation we want to have before launch rather than after it.