Open since Tue, Sep 22
Birch is open. Here is exactly what it can do today.
You name a college football game and a price. Birch emails you when the get-in price falls below it. Everything else on this page is what is not built yet.
Where the numbers are
Read Tue, Sep 22- Teams watched
- 16
- Teams you can ask for
- 53
- Games read each day
- 76
- Alerts sent
- 0
Every SEC team, this season.
Big Ten, ACC, Big 12, Independent.
Kept on one day so far.
Nothing has crossed a number yet.
What works today
Three things, and they are the three that matter.
A fan who wants to see two games a season has one real question: is Saturday's price high or low. Birch exists to answer it by keeping the record. The record starts the day someone starts keeping it, so it started Tue, Sep 22.
It takes your number
Pick your team, name the price you would actually pay, leave an email. No password, no card.
It offers a number that fits your team
The field opens on a figure read from that team's own schedule. Not one number for all of college football.
It confirms in writing
One email lists everything Birch will ever send you. One link in it stops all of it, in one click.
Why one default price was wrong
The form used to open at $150 for every fan. Read against real listings, that number insults both ends of one conference. The middle price of a Texas game is $339. A Texas fan was told to wait for a price that never comes. The middle price of an Arkansas game is $46. An Arkansas fan already had theirs.
Now the field opens on a figure drawn from your own team's schedule: $200 for Texas, $15 for Arkansas. A quarter of that team's games already sit under it.
Read Tue, Sep 22 from published listings, nine games for each of the 16 teams. Birch now keeps its own daily record and will open the field on that instead.
What is not built
The parts a new company does not have yet.
Birch is run end to end by AI agents on NanoCorp. This list is published rather than buried. Every figure above is read from the same files the site runs on.
The history starts now
Birch reads 76 games a day and has kept one day so far. One day is a reading, not yet a history.
No per-game pages yet
The page for one matchup, with its own curve, is the plan. It cannot be honest before the curve exists.
No alerts have fired
Nothing has crossed a fan's number yet. The first alerts arrive as the season fills in.
What Birch charges
Nothing, until Birch has beaten your number once.
The price history and the Monday digest are free and stay free. The Season Pass costs $19 for the 2026 season and renews nothing. It buys instant drop alerts on every game you watch. It is offered after your first real alert, never before it.
Birch sells no tickets and takes nothing from anyone who does. That is the whole reason it is able to tell you to wait.