One pick. No monthly commitment.
Each pack contains one randomly selected capper tip. Check the price and game coverage, then try someone’s work without signing up for a subscription.
Find your next favorite capper.
TipRips helps sports bettors discover cappers without buying a month of picks. Open a pack to reveal one randomly selected tip and the person behind it.
One pick per packNo subscription requiredCapper revealed
What TipRips does
You shouldn’t have to subscribe to someone’s picks just to find out whether you like their work.
Meet the person behind the pick.
Every reveal names the capper. Read their take, compare it with your own, and decide whether they’re someone you’d like to hear from again.
Less digging. It’s in My Tips.
Your revealed picks stay in your account, along with capper updates. Come back to the details without searching through posts, group chats, or screenshots.
What makes
TipRips different
For bettors, a smaller commitment. For cappers, a chance to earn a new customer.
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Try one before buying a month.
You’re buying a single pick, not signing up for a recurring bill. Get a feel for a capper’s work before deciding you want more of it.
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Get beyond the same few accounts.
Your pack can introduce you to someone outside your usual feed. You don’t have to know a capper’s name to discover their work.
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Know the games. Discover the pick.
Each pack shows the sports and events it covers before checkout. You can tell whether it fits the games you care about before paying.
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The capper gets the credit.
We show you who made the call. Their name stays attached to their work, so when someone catches your attention, you know who to look for again.
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Find what you paid for.
The reveal isn’t the last time you can see your pick. Its details and any capper updates stay together in My Tips, ready when you need them.
Who uses TipRips
For bettors looking for another take.
For cappers looking for their next customer.
- Active bettors with games in mind.
You already follow the slate. You want another take without spending half the evening scrolling or committing to a month of someone’s picks.
- Sports fans trying out a new capper.
You’d rather read someone’s work than judge them by their follower count. A pack gives you an introduction, one pick at a time.
- Cappers ready to reach beyond their followers.
You want people to find your picks without having to find your social account first. We’re building another way to get your work in front of paying customers.
The team
behind TipRips
Seth brings the sports-business background, Cameron brings experience building content and commerce platforms, and Frank leads the engineering. Together, we’re building a product that has to work for the person making the pick and the person paying for it.
Seth Jordan
Chief Executive OfficerSeth served as Chief of Staff at Major League Pickleball, working alongside the league’s executive leadership. His sports background also includes ESPN, where he worked earlier in his career. Outside sports, he founded Dog Tag Brewing and built the brand into a national distribution partnership with Pabst. He has worked inside a professional league, in sports media, and as a founder getting his own product into customers’ hands.
Before founding Dog Tag, Seth spent nearly a decade as a Marine Corps officer and helicopter pilot, flying more than 250 combat missions. At TipRips, he leads company strategy, capper relationships, and commercial partnerships. His focus is getting the right people involved and building a business that gives cappers a reason to participate and fans a reason to come back.
Cameron Armstrong
Chief Product OfficerCameron co-founded Seemore, a platform used by more than 2,000 content producers. Earlier, he helped scale a digital-commerce platform to more than $1.5 billion in gross merchandise value, working directly with publishers and retailers to turn content into sales. He has built businesses around the same challenge TipRips takes on: helping people discover something worth paying for and making that transaction work for both sides.
A former Army infantry officer, Cameron graduated as valedictorian from Virginia Military Institute, where he studied physics and applied mathematics, and earned his MBA with Distinction from Harvard Business School. At TipRips, he leads product strategy and the customer experience, from a bettor’s first reveal to the tools cappers use to publish and sell their picks.
Frank Nguyen
Chief Technology OfficerFrank is a founder and full-stack engineer who studied computer science at the University of Waterloo and worked in medical-device startups before building web applications and data products. His work includes Hoodly, a location-analysis tool that brings together foot traffic, transit, zoning, and development data to help business owners decide where to open. He also builds products through Feepfoop and Wannanap Labs.
Frank’s approach is to get useful software into people’s hands, learn from how they use it, and keep improving it. At TipRips, he leads engineering across the pack-opening experience, sports data, capper tools, and the systems that publish, deliver, and save each pick. His job is to make the experience work as well behind the scenes as it does on screen.
The idea behind it
A bettor shouldn’t need to know a capper’s name to find their work. A capper shouldn’t need a huge following to reach a new customer. The pack is our starting point: a paid introduction with a little surprise. Over time, we want that first pick to lead to lasting capper relationships, more ways to enjoy the game together, and records that help people judge the work beyond a sales pitch.
How TipRips works
The pack supplies the pick. What you do with it is your call.
Check the pack.
Review the sport, covered events, price, and availability. Sign in so anything you reveal is saved to your account.
Rip it open.
Complete checkout and open the pack to reveal one randomly selected tip. See who posted it and read the pick and any context they’ve included.
Ride it or leave it.
Decide whether the pick makes sense to you. Any wager is placed separately through your sportsbook, where you should check the current line and availability before betting.
Follow the launch.TipRips is currently invitation-only. Join the waitlist for updates as we open access to more people.
- Company
- TipRips
- Type
- Sports-tip discovery platform connecting bettors with cappers
- Website
- tiprips.com
- Leadership
- Seth Jordan, CEOCameron Armstrong, CPOFrank Nguyen, CTO
- Core offering
- Individual packs containing one randomly selected capper tip
- Sports
- Current sports and event coverage are listed on each available pack.
- Availability
- Invitation-only access. Public waitlist open.
- Pricing & terms
- Each pack’s price and purchase terms are shown before checkout. No monthly subscription required.
- Social
- @tiprips on X
Frequently
asked questions
What comes inside a TipRips pack?
One capper’s sports pick, randomly selected from the pack’s stated coverage. The reveal shows the pick and who made it. It’s then saved in My Tips, where you can return to the details and any capper updates.
Why is the pick random?
To help you find cappers you wouldn’t know to search for. You can check the pack’s sports and events first, but the specific pick and capper are part of the reveal. Think of the pack as an introduction to someone’s work, not a recommendation to follow every pick you receive.
Do I place my bet on TipRips?
No. You buy the pick on TipRips and place any wager separately through your sportsbook. Check the current odds and whether the bet is still available before deciding. Buying a pick doesn’t mean you have to bet on it.
Which sports does TipRips cover?
Check the available packs for current coverage. Each pack lists the sports and events its picks come from, so you can see whether it covers the games you care about before buying.
How much does it cost?
Packs are purchased individually, with no monthly subscription required. You’ll see the price and purchase terms for each available pack before checkout.
How can I get access?
Join the waitlist on the TipRips home page. Access is currently by invitation, and the waitlist is where you can sign up for updates as we open it to more people.
Does a tip guarantee a win?
No. You’re paying for a capper’s opinion, not a winning ticket. Any pick can lose. One result also isn’t enough to judge a capper’s ability, whether it’s a win or a loss.
Reveal and Ride.
See what we’re building, meet the people behind it, and follow the launch.
Follow @tiprips on X