We put together the 2025-26 WNBA Agency Market Share report, tracing the agency behind every player in the league.

The representation data comes from Booking Agent Info’s sports database, and the player pool covers all 15 active WNBA rosters.

The Fam leads with 13%. Their roster includes Brittney Sykes, Aziaha James, Indya Nivar.

The new CBA lifted the salary cap from roughly $1.5 million to $7 million, raised the supermax to $1.4 million, and pushed the projected average salary to around $583,000, with nearly every veteran hitting free agency at once. The revenue attached to representing WNBA players multiplied in a single offseason.

WME Basketball sits at 5% but holds Sabrina Ionescu, Kelsey Plum, Satou Sabally, and Aliyah Boston, whose $6.3 million extension is the richest salary commitment in league history.

Excel is at 4% with Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier, and Arike Ogunbowale.

Klutch is at 4% with A’ja Wilson and her $5 million supermax.

Reweight this pie by contract value and the order inverts.

THE·TEAM with 7%, includes Breanna Stewart, Paige Bueckers, Brittney Griner, and Courtney Vandersloot.

Stewart alone re-signed with New York on a three-year deal worth $3.75 million, and she took the standard max rather than the $1.4 million supermax to leave the Liberty room to build.

Priority with 5%. They rep Cassandre Prosper, Chance Gray, and Justine Pissott.

LIFT sits at 3% with a book that is now entirely young talent, including Angel Reese, Olivia Miles, Lauren Betts, and Saniya Rivers. Miles and Betts arrived because their agent, Kailey Edwards, left WME for LIFT and brought them along.