Every FPL tool, in one place
Every tool reads the same projection run, so they never disagree. All free this season; the ones marked Account save something for you and need a free login. How to use this →
Picking your team
The weekly core: who to captain, who to bring in, who to leave on the bench.
Who to captain this week, ranked by expected captained points from the goalscorer and assist odds, with blank risk for every candidate and a matrix of the next five gameweeks underneath.
Open captain picks →Every player priced in points for this gameweek, sortable by price, ownership and points per million, with goal chance, projected bonus and start chance beside each name.
Open expected points →Your squad's expected points for each of the next five gameweeks, the best move this week, whether a second one pays its hit, and the move to line up for next week.
Open transfer planner →Paste your team ID for a Keep, Watch or Sell verdict on every player, the best swap at the same price, bench order and a captain check.
Open rate my team →Low-owned players the market rates highly: goal probability against ownership, for the week you want to gain on your mini-league rather than hold.
Open differentials →A legal 15 for £100m from the solver: the most expected points, a balanced squad, or the biggest edge over the template.
Open team builder →Team news and prices
What changes between deadlines: who starts, who is out, who rises and falls.
The likely eleven at every club from recent starts and FPL's availability flags, the full injury list most owned first, and who is a booking from a ban.
Open predicted line-ups →FPL's own price counter for every player: how far he is towards a move, the rate of net transfers an hour and the projection for the next three updates, with a public record of how often a projected move happens.
Open price changes tonight →Track the players you are thinking about, see them in your deadline email, and get an evening email the night before one of them changes price.
Open watchlist and price alerts →Penalty, free-kick and corner takers at every club in FPL's order, with each taker's goal chance this week beside the name.
Open set-piece takers →Fixtures and clean sheets
The defensive half of the game, read from the match markets.
The next six gameweeks rated for every club from win probability and expected goals conceded, so a run of kind fixtures is a number rather than a colour.
Open fixture difficulty →The de-vigged clean sheet probability for every club this week, the single best guide to which defenders and keepers to start.
Open clean sheets →Who the bonus system favours this week from the clean sheet and goals-conceded odds, and live bonus during matches.
Open bonus points →Doubles and blanks from the fixture list, and the projected value of Bench Boost, Triple Captain and Free Hit for your squad in each coming gameweek.
Open chip planner →During and after the matches
Following your points as they land, and seeing what the odds got right.
Your points as they happen with provisional bonus from the live BPS and auto-subs applied, so you know your score before the official update.
Open live gameweek →What the serious managers own and captain, sampled an hour after each deadline, with effective ownership next to overall ownership.
Open top-10k ownership →Your rivals' squads projected next to yours, so you can see the captaincy swing before it happens.
Open mini-league rivals →The market's XI against the template and the dream team every gameweek, and every projection scored against what actually happened.
Open team of the week and track record →The weekly article drafted from the numbers: captain, transfers in, clean sheets and differentials, written before each deadline and kept afterwards.
Open fpl tips by gameweek →How to use this
- 1Start with the three most people use every week: the captain page on deadline morning, the expected points table for transfers, and the price-changes page in the evening before you buy or sell.
- 2Paste your team ID once (it is the number in the URL of your FPL points page) and the team rater, transfer planner, chip planner, live tracker and deadline email all read your squad.
- 3Tools marked Account need a free login because they store something for you: your team ID, your watchlist, your email settings. Nothing is paid this season.
- 4Every tool shows the same numbers for the same player, because they all read the same projection run. If a number looks odd, the methodology page explains where it came from.
Where the numbers come from
Implied Fantasy has one model: bookmaker prices for goals, assists, clean sheets and results, with each bookmaker's margin removed, turned into FPL points through the game's own scoring. Each tool is a different view of that one set of numbers, so they never disagree with each other.
Anything the market does not price is shown as no market rather than filled with a guess, and every projection is frozen at the deadline and scored against what happened. The track record page is the result.
Questions
- Are the FPL tools free?
- Yes, every tool is free for the whole 2026/27 season. Some need a free account because they save your team ID or watchlist. There is no paid tier this season.
- Which FPL tool should I use first?
- The captain page, then the expected points table. Between them they answer the two questions every manager has each week: who to captain and who to bring in.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- From bookmaker odds across dozens of books with the margin removed, converted into expected FPL points. The methodology page walks through every step.