Fourteen days free. Then one price for the season.
The whole product for two weeks, no card. A season pass is priced for a season, not a subscription you forget about; the second sport is $30; draft mode is free for everyone, always.
- ✓The full weekly memo — trades included
- ✓The lineup checks before the games, by email
- ✓Roster, matchup and standings, with the weeks ahead
- ✓Player cards grounded in this week's reporting
- ✓The consultant: ask, argue, decide
- ✓Draft mode — free for everyone, trial or not
- ✓Everything in the trial, through the playoffs
- ✓Tuesday memo · Thursday & Sunday checks
- ✓Trade suggestions the other manager would accept — with the message to send
- ✓Up to eight leagues
- ✓Research any player on demand
$30 if you already hold another sport's pass.
- ✓Everything in the trial, through the playoffs
- ✓Monday memo · Wednesday & Friday checks · nightly checks for daily-lineup leagues
- ✓The category matchup with the swing categories, streams and adds
- ✓Trade suggestions with the message to send
- ✓Up to eight leagues · research on demand
$30 if you already hold another sport's pass.
- ✓Everything in the trial, through the playoffs
- ✓Monday memo · nightly checks for daily-lineup leagues, Wednesday & Friday for weekly ones
- ✓The category matchup with the swing categories, streams, goalie starts and adds
- ✓Trade suggestions with the message to send
- ✓Up to eight leagues · research on demand
$30 if you already hold another sport's pass.
Hold one season pass and every other sport is $30 instead of $40 — football, basketball, hockey, in any order. While a launch offer is open its $19 is the price, whichever is lower. One account, every sport, the league switcher grouped by sport.
For leagues that set lineups every game day (Yahoo, ESPN). The pass already checks those leagues nightly and emails you when a slot is open or a benched player has a game. The Daily Memo turns that check into a written note each game day — tonight's call, who sits, the stream to make — in your inbox and on the roster page.
Weekly-lineup leagues get the Monday memo and Wednesday/Friday checks in the pass and don't need it.
Questions
What do I get in the trial?
Everything, for one league, for fourteen days: the full Tuesday memo — start/sit, waivers, trades, injuries, your matchup, the bye weeks ahead — the Thursday and Sunday lineup checks by email, and the roster, matchup and standings pages. Two Tuesdays is enough to know whether it is better than what you do unaided.
What happens when the trial ends?
Nothing is deleted. Your account, your connected league and every memo already written stay where they are, and draft mode keeps working. The Tuesday memo, the lineup checks and the in-season pages pause until you pick up the season pass — then they resume from that week.
Why no free plan?
Because a memo that is worth reading costs real money to research and write, and a free tier that is genuinely useful would just be the product. We would rather show you the whole thing for two weeks and let it earn the pass than give you a hollowed-out version forever.
Does it change my lineup for me?
No. It reads your league (read-only) and tells you what to do and why. You make the moves. Nothing is ever changed on your behalf.
What is the Daily Memo?
An add-on for basketball leagues that set lineups every game day (Yahoo, ESPN). The pass already checks those leagues nightly and emails you if tonight has an open slot or a stream worth making; the Daily Memo adds a short written note each game day — tonight's lineup call, who sits, the one move to make — by email and on the roster page. $15 for the season, per sport, on top of the pass. Weekly-lineup leagues never need it.
Does the football pass cover basketball?
No — each sport is its own season pass, because each runs on its own calendar: football through the Super Bowl, basketball through mid-April. The second sport is $30 instead of $40 for as long as you hold a pass in the other, and one account and one 14-day trial cover both.
Which platforms does it connect to?
Sleeper (your username), Yahoo, MyFantasyLeague and Fleaflicker (a league id), and ESPN (two cookies from a desktop browser, once, with a walkthrough). Any other platform — CBS, NFL.com and the rest — by pasting your roster or uploading a screenshot of it. Every connection is read-only.
Does it handle keeper, dynasty, chopped or best-ball leagues?
Yes. Keepers are never proposed as drops and taxi/IR players stay out of lineups; chopped leagues get a floor-and-margin read instead of a matchup; best ball switches the lineup advice off. The format is read from Sleeper and set by hand for a pasted league.
Is there a draft tool?
Yes — Fantasy Memo started as one. Draft mode is a live board that values players for your league's scoring and roster, marks tiers, predicts who lasts to your next pick, and explains each recommendation. Run mock drafts against realistic opponents any time; on draft day, mark picks as they happen and it keeps up. Included in the free plan.
How is this different from a ranking site?
A ranking is a list. A memo is an argument about your roster: it says why, says "skip" when a move isn't worth it, sees byes weeks ahead, and finds trades the other manager would accept. And it comes to you — Tuesday, and before kickoff when something needs a hand.
What does "AI-first" mean here?
The arithmetic — lineups, byes, games per week, category matchups, trade value — is deterministic and never delegated to a model, in every sport. The model does the three things it is good at: reading this week's reporting, writing the argument, and arguing back when you disagree. If the AI is ever unavailable, you still get the computed moves.
Can I cancel?
The season pass is a one-time purchase for the season. Cancel any time from your account; there is no auto-renew surprise.