Your team, managed with you: every week, in writing.
Every week Fantasy Memo reads your league and writes you a memo: who to start, who to add and drop, and the trade the other manager would actually accept: each one argued, not just ranked. Then it taps you on the shoulder before the games if a starter can't play. Draft room to playoffs. Football, basketball, hockey. One memo.
The whole product for 14 days, no card. One account for every sport; a season pass per sport, the second at $30. Football's pass is $19 through the end of the season. Basketball's is $19 through the end of the season. Hockey's is $19 through the end of the season. Then $40.
You ask. We answer. You decide.
Fantasy Memo is not a verdict machine. Every number on the roster page opens; ask why, and it shows the arithmetic. Disagree, and it argues back (from the same numbers and this week's reporting), then holds or concedes. The lineup is still yours to set.
- ✓Ask: the starter beside every bench player who fits the slot, with the gap
- ✓Answer: rank → base value → the opponent's modifier → this week's number, on every row
- ✓Decide: make your case in a sentence, get a verdict in a paragraph, keep the call or take the lean, this week only
Real Week 1 numbers from a connected league; the written exchange is illustrative. Hover to pause; tap a bar to jump.
Every slot has an Analysis. The FLEX is the close one this week.
A coin flip. McLaurin ranks higher but draws Philadelphia's secondary; Tuten's matchup is neutral and he carries a Questionable tag.
This week's value: research rank on a curve, moved at most ±15% by the opponent. It compares players; it never predicts points.
FLEX recomputed: Tuten 52.2 over McLaurin 49.0. The exchange stays on the slot; withdraw it and the number goes back.
One memo. Three seasons.
A written memo every Tuesday. A tap on the shoulder before kickoff.
2026 NFL season · the memo every Tuesday, checks Thursday and Sunday
Fantasy football →BasketballA written memo every Monday. The category matchup, the streams, a check before tip-off.
2026-27 NBA season · the memo every Monday, checks Wednesday and Friday, or every game day
Fantasy basketball →HockeyA written memo every Monday. The category matchup, the streams, the goalie starts, a check before puck drop.
2026-27 NHL season · the memo every Monday, checks every game day, or Wednesday and Friday
Fantasy hockey →Three things a ranking site can't do, in any sport
The memo is in your inbox on memo day. Before the games it re-checks your lineup against injuries, inactives and the schedule, and emails you only if something needs a hand. You never have to remember to look.
Every number on the roster page opens to how it was made. Disagree with a slot? Make your case to your bench coach; it defends the number or concedes, this week only. Football, basketball, the same rules.
Every roster, every week, so a trade it proposes has to improve the other manager's lineup too. It writes the message to send them.
Read directly, or paste any roster. Read-only, every one.
- ✓Sleeper: football and basketball: your username, nothing else; live draft rooms followed pick by pick
- ✓Yahoo: football, basketball and hockey: the league id; two cookies if private
- ✓ESPN: football, basketball and hockey: the league id; two cookies from a desktop browser if private
- ✓MyFantasyLeague, Fleaflicker: football: the league id
- ✓CBS, NFL.com, Fantrax and the rest: paste your roster, or a screenshot of it
Step by step, with every key named: football · basketball · hockey.
Redraft, keeper, dynasty, best ball, chopped. Points or categories.
The format is read from the platform and the advice follows it: keepers are never proposed as drops, taxi and IR players stay out of every lineup, a chopped week is a race away from the floor. In basketball and hockey the same engine scores category, roto or points leagues against the pool your league actually rosters, counts the games, and the goalie starts.
Draft mode is free in every sport, trial or not: a board that knows your scoring, your roster's needs and who lasts to your pick, and that follows a Sleeper draft room live.
In their words.
Amazing insight when asked about upgrading my QB after an injury and it proposed a trade I would never have considered, and the other owner agreed to the trade. It was a win/win for both of us!
My Tuesday morning Memo email was spot on and will be looking to upgrade my TE today with its suggested waiver wire.
Fourteen days, no card, the whole product.
Connect one league and read the first memo before you decide anything. Pricing · How it compares