About FanDraft
An online fantasy football draft board designed to replicate the experience of a live NFL draft.
FanDraft is an online draft board for fantasy football leagues that aims to elevate the draft day experience by simulating a professional broadcast. Launched in 2001, it supports in-person, fully remote, and hybrid drafts, ensuring all league members share the same live interface. The software offers both traditional snake/linear and auction draft formats, with deep customization for league rules like keepers, trades, and IDPs. Key features include a dynamic presentation with custom team logos, walk-up songs, a streaming ticker, and a voice announcer. Pricing is a one-time seasonal fee per league, with a free trial available to explore its features. It is a web-based application accessible from any modern browser. Support is available through a knowledge base and contact form.
Pros & Cons
- Creates an immersive, broadcast-quality draft experience for fantasy leagues.
- Highly flexible, supporting various draft formats (traditional, auction, hybrid) and complex league rules.
- Simple, flat-fee pricing per league for the season, with no per-user costs for remote owners.
- Supports importing league settings from all major fantasy sports platforms.
- Long-standing product, actively developed since 2001.
- Audio and video features like walk-up songs and the voice announcer are not supported on tablets.
- Does not offer a native mobile app; usage is through a web browser.
- Primarily focused on fantasy football, with other sports (Baseball, Hockey, Basketball) mentioned but not the main focus.
Features
Key features
Emulates a live NFL draft with custom team logos, walk-up songs, a streaming ticker, and dynamic pick announcements.
Supports both traditional (snake, custom order) and auction-style drafts, including options to combine both in one league.
Accommodates in-person drafts projected on a screen, fully remote online drafts, or a combination of both, with all participants sharing the same live board.
Allows for extensive rule customization, including support for IDPs (Individual Defensive Players), keepers, in-draft trades, and rookie-only drafts.
Offers various screen layouts for the draft, including the main draft board, player board, roster board, and on-the-clock presentations.
Additional features
Import league setup and rosters from major fantasy providers like ESPN, Yahoo, Sleeper, CBS, Fantrax, and MFL.
Provides full control for the commissioner to manage the draft, including making picks for owners, editing selections, and controlling the clock.
A customizable slideshow of all teams that can be displayed before the draft begins.
A text-to-speech announcer vocalizes each pick, with options for custom praise or trash-talk reactions.
Generates detailed end-of-draft reports that can be emailed to the league or used to load rosters into the league hosting site.
Allows remote drafters to line up their desired players in advance of their pick.
Natively supports SuperFlex roster positions (QB/RB/WR/TE).
Provides a link to the final draft results that can be shared with the league.
Pricing
One-time purchase
- 1 league
- Drafts up to 50 rounds
- All features (logos, walk-up songs, ticker, clock & auction)
- Covers entire league (remote owners join free)
- Access for the full season
- Up to 5 leagues
- Everything in PRO
- Drafts up to 50 rounds
- Remote owners join free
- Access for the full season
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About FanDraft
An online fantasy football draft board designed to replicate the experience of a live NFL draft.
FanDraft Details
FanDraft's In-App Market Place
Does FanDraft have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
0
Mini Apps
Pricing Options
Plans
One-time purchase
- 1 league
- Drafts up to 50 rounds
- All features (logos, walk-up songs, ticker, clock & auction)
- Covers entire league (remote owners join free)
- Access for the full season
- Up to 5 leagues
- Everything in PRO
- Drafts up to 50 rounds
- Remote owners join free
- Access for the full season
Accepted Payment Currencies
USD
Pros & Cons
- Creates an immersive, broadcast-quality draft experience for fantasy leagues.
- Highly flexible, supporting various draft formats (traditional, auction, hybrid) and complex league rules.
- Simple, flat-fee pricing per league for the season, with no per-user costs for remote owners.
- Supports importing league settings from all major fantasy sports platforms.
- Long-standing product, actively developed since 2001.
- Audio and video features like walk-up songs and the voice announcer are not supported on tablets.
- Does not offer a native mobile app; usage is through a web browser.
- Primarily focused on fantasy football, with other sports (Baseball, Hockey, Basketball) mentioned but not the main focus.
FanDraft's Support Options
Documentation
https://documentation.fandraft.com/FanDraft's Alternatives
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