Fantasy football and baseball draft intelligence

Twenty years trying to beat the same league. This is what I built.

RotoAlpha sits with you on draft night. It sees your roster, your budget, who's left, and everything your league has done in past drafts. It makes a plan on the spot and adapts pick by pick.

Works with any platform. Paste your league's draft history; no account linking, no passwords.

Final standings: your league
1st · “Greg” (again)$600
2nd · “The Commish”$300
3rd · “Homer”$100
7th · You$0

Names invented. My own league's table looked like this for a long time. That's why this exists.

It knows the people drafting against you.

A rankings sheet knows the players. Paste a league's past drafts and every manager in it gets a page like this: who reaches, who chases runs, who pays up for their own team.

Each profile reads a manager's picks across every season you've pasted: average finish, the position they take first, how early they reach past the market, and the habits a rankings sheet can't see. The example league below has a profile on every manager in it.

Who built this

I'm Kyle. I've been in one money league since 2003, and I've spent most of those seasons building this to get an edge on the people in it. When AI got good enough to be useful, it went in for the same reason as everything else: it made the toolbox better. I don't finish in the money every year. The one guy in my league I most want to beat is testing it with me, because I'd rather the product work than win my league. That's the honest version.

What RotoAlpha does while you're on the clock.

Open it on a laptop or phone next to wherever your league drafts, online or around a table. Enter each pick as it's called and the plan keeps up. Drafting in one room? It also puts a live board on the TV for everyone.

  1. A plan before the pick

    Your slot, your scoring, your roster so far, and what the board still has. It tells you what to take and why, before the clock forces it.

  2. Adapts pick by pick

    A run starts, a tier empties, someone overpays. The plan changes with it, instead of being a sheet you printed on Tuesday.

  3. Knows who's likely to reach next

    Your league's past drafts are loaded, so the plan prices in the room. When the manager two seats ahead has taken a QB in round three for six straight years, you know before the run starts.

The pass stays with you into the season, too. Draft night is what it was built for.

The real draft room, running a mock.

Getting your league in

Copy the page. Paste it. Check what it read.

Each past season is a checklist: settings, managers, the draft, standings, rosters. Paste each one in, or upload a CSV. The same four steps read it, and nothing saves until you confirm. The draft is the one that matters; it's what the profiles are read from. The rest adds depth.

The real import, reading a copy like yours. Demo league, names invented.

One season at a time
Start with the draft. Add standings and rosters when you feel like it, and stop at any year. The first season is the slow one; the matches it learns carry into the next.
Paste or CSV
A whole-page copy is fine; the import finds the picks and skips the rest. Abbreviated names come back as close matches you accept in one click. A spreadsheet walks the same steps.
All of it is free
History goes in on the free tier, before you pay anything. Draft night itself needs no paste: picks go in live.

Your private edge

Nothing you see is shared with your league.

Your projections, your targets, your notes, and your read on every manager stay on your screen and nowhere else. Leagues that draft in one room get one extra: a public board for the TV, showing every pick as it's called and who's up next. That is the whole of what your league sees.

Your league sees
Nothing, unless you put the public board on the TV: picks, who's on the clock, budgets in an auction. No ads, no pitches.
You see
Your plan, your values, your targets, your notes, and what every manager in the room tends to do next.

Fantasy football 2026, drafting now

$39 once. That's the whole price.

The free tier is everything up to draft night, and it never expires. The pass is draft night itself, and the season after it.

Most draft tools charge a subscription and renew whether you drafted well or not. The Football 2026 Season Pass is $39, one time, through the end of the 2026 season (February 7, 2027). Nothing renews. Baseball is part of the platform too; its 2027 pass arrives when spring training gets close.

Money back through your first real draft. If RotoAlpha lets you down on draft night, email us within 7 days of your draft for a full refund.

Free

$0

  • One league per sport, with its full draft history pasted in
  • A profile on every manager in it
  • Three mock drafts a week, with the strategist advising
  • Never expires. Not a trial.
Start free

Everything up to draft night. Read it on your own league before you decide.

Full pricing, refunds, and what happens when your pass ends →

Not ready to paste anything? Run a free fantasy football mock draft, no signup, or read our 2026 fantasy football rankings.

Everything worth asking.

How does RotoAlpha get my league’s data?

You paste it. Draft results, standings, and rosters copy straight out of any fantasy platform and into RotoAlpha, or upload a CSV. Each past season is a checklist: the draft first, the rest when you feel like it. No account linking, no passwords, nothing to authorize.

Who sees my league’s data?

Only you. Everything you paste or upload lives in your account and is visible only to you: draft history, tendency reports, your notes, any projections you import. If you share your live draft page with league-mates, they see the public draft board; your notes, valuations, and rival reads stay private. We don’t sell your data, and there are no ads. RotoAlpha is your private edge, and an edge the room can see isn’t one.

What do I get for free?

Two things. Paste your league’s draft history and you get the tendency report on every manager in it. And you can run free mock drafts against bots that follow live ADP and react to runs, with your AI strategist advising every pick and an honest graded recap after.

No signup is needed to start a mock; a free account saves your reports, mocks, and recaps.

Does it work during my actual draft?

Yes. That is the point. The Football 2026 Season Pass brings the live draft room and your AI strategist to draft night: track picks live as your league makes them, see best-available and tier breaks computed against your league’s exact scoring, and get advice while you’re on the clock, with your rivals’ tendencies loaded.

What about after the draft?

Football is weekly, and so is RotoAlpha. Paste your league’s rosters and standings once a week, about two minutes, and the strategist reads your matchup, your lineup calls, the waiver wire, and where your rivals are exposed, all season long.

Where do the projections come from?

RotoAlpha ships its own fantasy football projections, generated by a model we built and rebuild every morning against fresh news, injuries, and depth-chart changes. Nothing to import, nothing extra to pay for.

Already trust numbers you pay for elsewhere? Import any CSV and RotoAlpha folds those projections in alongside its own. Every tool on the platform works with whichever numbers you choose.

What league formats does the season pass cover?

Snake and auction drafts, redraft and keeper leagues, standard and PPR scoring. You set your league’s exact rules and every projection, draft value, and piece of AI advice is computed against them. The free mock covers football snake redraft; your real draft, in whatever format your league plays, is what the season pass is for.

How much does it cost?

One price: the Football 2026 Season Pass is $39, one time. It covers everything, from draft night through the weekly in-season reads, for up to 3 football leagues, through the end of the 2026 season (February 7, 2027). No subscription, nothing renews, nothing to remember to cancel.

And it carries a money-back guarantee through your first real draft: if RotoAlpha lets you down on draft night, email us within 7 days of your draft for a full refund.

What are AI credits, and will I run out?

The pass includes 600 AI Strategist credits for the season. A credit is spent when you ask the strategist a question; the advice the draft room offers on its own, the values, tier breaks, the plan, and the quick read on each pick, costs nothing. The 600 are sized to carry a full draft and the season after it; if you ask more than that, more are available in packs, and your balance is shown beside the strategist whenever you use it.

What happens when my pass ends?

Your league history is yours. When the pass ends you keep read-only access to everything you built: leagues, draft results, standings, tendency reports, your notes. Drafting, weekly reads, and your AI strategist need an active pass; re-activate any season and it all comes back to life, with your history intact.

Is this football only?

Football 2026 is the focus this season, and the season pass is football-scoped. Fantasy baseball is part of the platform too; its 2027 season gets its own pass when spring training gets close.

Stop bringing a spreadsheet to a knife fight.

Same league. Same rivals.
Different names on the payout list.

Football 2026 · $39 once, no subscription · Money back through your first draft

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